Semua Bab The billionaire's secret vow : Bab 81 - Bab 90

The hospital doors slid open, and Aria rushed in with Adrian clutched tightly against her chest.“He’s burning up,” she told the nurse at the emergency desk, her voice shaking. “He won’t wake up.”Within seconds, they were moving. A stretcher. Quick hands. Calm voices that felt too calm for her racing heart.They took Adrian from her arms and wheeled him through double doors. Aria followed until a nurse gently stopped her.“Ma’am, please wait here.”“They’re going to run tests,” another nurse assured her. “We’ll take care of him.”Aria stood frozen as they disappeared down the corridor. Her hands still felt the weight of him.A few minutes later, a pediatric doctor approached her.“We’re running blood work and checking for infection,” he explained steadily. “He has a very high fever. We’ve placed him on IV fluids to stabilize him.”“Why isn’t he waking up?” Aria asked, her voice barely steady.

Damian turned and walked straight toward the doctor’s office. Aria and Mira followed him, Zara and Clara right behind them.The doctor looked up when they entered. His eyes moved from Aria to Mira, then back to Aria again. His brows lifted.“Wait,” he said slowly. “Are you…?”“They’re twins,” Damian answered before anyone else could speak.The doctor leaned forward in his chair, studying them again. “Identical twins.”A small smile appeared on the doctor’s face. “That’s very promising.”He stood up. “Let’s run the test immediately.”Mira rolled up her sleeve without hesitation when the nurse brought in the tray. Aria stood beside her, watching the needle slide into Mira’s arm.“You’re not nervous?” Zara asked softly.Mira glanced at her. “About saving my nephew? No.”The nurse labeled the sample and carried it away.“Results shouldn’t take long,” the doctor said. “Please wait outside.”They moved back to the waiting area.Aria sat down but couldn’t stay still for long. After a few sec

A month later, the hospital room was much brighter now.Mira exited from the restroom, drying her hands with a towel and looked better than she did before, her colour had returned to her face and she was now moving without hesitation.Aria was standing by the bed folding the rest of her items away."You look good," she said, quickly reaching her gaze up to Mira.Mira smiled a little. "I feel good.""And I am glad you do," Aria said.Zara now leaned against the window and stated "I finally get to quit visiting hospitals so much."Clara however just laughed softly stating "I couldn't agree more."Jaxon continued leaning against the outside of the door with his arms crossed like always being quiet and just glanced to see Mira then back towards somewhere outside the door of the room.Damian stood beside Aria standing with one hand resting lightly on Adrian's stroller. Again, he talked very little and just watched.Aria turned back to face Mira and said "thank you," again.Mira shook her h

Zara stepped into the company building with a smile she couldn’t hide even if she tried.“Good morning, ma’am,” the receptionist greeted, looking up from her desk.“Good morning,” Zara replied, still smiling as she walked past.The receptionist leaned forward slightly. “You look… really radiant today.”Zara paused, her smile widening. “Do I?”“Yes,” the woman nodded. “Like something really good happened.”Zara let out a soft laugh. “Something really good did happen.”“Well, whatever it is, I’m happy for you.”“Thank you,” Zara said warmly, then turned and headed toward the elevator.She pressed the button and waited, rocking slightly on her heels, still smiling to herself.The elevator doors slid open.She stepped in, then noticed someone already standing inside.“Aria—”The word left her mouth before she fully looked up.The woman turned slightly.Zara’s smile faltered for just a second.It wasn’t Aria.It was Mira.Zara recovered quickly, her smile slipping back into place. “Hey, Mi

Aria’s office door shut behind them, cutting off the lingering tension from outside. She didn’t say anything as she walked to her desk and sank into her chair, her movements slower than usual. Zara took the seat opposite her, watching quietly as Aria picked up her phone and failed Damian. “Hey, baby,” Damian’s voice came through, warm and relaxed. “What’s up?” Aria closed her eyes for a brief second before speaking. “Have you seen the news?” There was a slight pause on the other end. “What news?” “Someone leaked Adrian’s condition,” she said, her voice tight. “The reporters are here, Damian. At the company. They’re asking questions about the surgery… about the transplant…” “Stay where you are,” he said. “Don’t leave the building.” Aria swallowed. “Damian—” “I’ll handle it,” he cut in. “I’ll find out who leaked it, and I’ll deal with the reporters. But right now, you don’t step outside. Do you understand me?” She leaned back slightly in her chair. “I can’t just—” “Aria,” he