All Chapters of HIS ONE NIGHT, MY FOREVER : Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

Alina’s POVSebastian lay beside me, quiet, present, patient. And though the wound was still fresh, I felt the first threads of connection weaving themselves back into our lives. We would rebuild, slowly, step by step, with honesty as our foundation and love as our guide.Tonight, the mansion felt less like a battlefield and more like a home again.The morning sunlight filtered softly through the sheer curtains, spilling golden light across the nursery. I sat in the rocking chair, cradling the baby bump, and watched Leo play with his blocks on the floor. The sound of his laughter felt like a fragile balm to my heart, still bruised from Sebastian’s betrayal. But for the first time in weeks, the mansion didn’t feel like a battlefield. It felt like a home—a home I could rebuild, cautiously, carefully, brick by brick.Sebastian appeared quietly at the doorway, his presence deliberate but respectful. He didn’t rush in, didn’t try to force closeness. Instead, he just stood there, watching

Alina’s POVLater, as we sat together in quiet reflection, I realized that healing wasn’t about forgetting or erasing the past. It was about acknowledging it, learning from it, and choosing to move forward with deliberate care. Sebastian’s presence beside me was no longer a threat, but a promise—a man willing to earn my trust and prove his love through action, patience, and devotion.The mansion, once a place of tension and fear, now held warmth, laughter, and tentative hope. Leo slept peacefully, the baby kicked gently inside me, and Sebastian held my hand with care, a symbol of the journey we had embarked on together.Tonight, I allowed myself to hope. Not blindly, not recklessly, but cautiously, intentionally. Love could be rekindled, trust could be rebuilt, and intimacy could flourish again. But it would require patience, effort, and unwavering commitment from both of us.As the night settled over the mansion, I felt the first real sense of peace in months. We were not fully hea

Alina’s POVHe nodded, kissing me again, slow, deliberate, and full of emotion. I felt my body relax, my heart thaw, and my mind quiet, if only for the first time in weeks. Trust could be fragile, yes, but desire, love, and connection could be rebuilt if nurtured with care.Later, we lay together, bodies entwined, breathing in sync. The night was quiet except for the faint rustle of leaves outside and the subtle hum of the mansion settling. The past had left scars, but we were learning to move forward, step by step, touch by touch, moment by moment.For the first time in weeks, I allowed myself to hope—not blindly, not recklessly, but cautiously, intentionally. Love could survive even the deepest betrayal, and intimacy could be rebuilt if both hearts were willing to work for it.Sebastian rested his hand over mine, fingers interlaced, a silent promise that he would never let us fall again. And as I closed my eyes, feeling the baby shift and stir, I knew we were on the path to heal

Alina’s POVI leaned into him, feeling the steady warmth of his chest against mine. His words were comforting, but they were not enough to erase the anxiety that had been building inside me. “I know… but I can’t help thinking about Leo. About the baby,” I admitted softly.He kissed the top of my head. “I won’t let anything happen to them. Not while I’m here. And you won’t have to face this alone.”Just then, a loud crash echoed from the back of the mansion, followed by a shadow slipping across the courtyard. My heart leapt, adrenaline surging. Sebastian grabbed my hand, his grip tight, protective. “Stay here,” he said, his voice commanding.I shook my head. “No. We face this together. We don’t let fear rule us.”He studied me for a moment, and then nodded, respect in his eyes. “Together, then.”We moved quietly through the mansion, each step deliberate. The shadow moved ahead, darting between hedges and trees. Whoever it was, she was confident, and she clearly wanted to test us, to s

Alina’s POVBut beneath her poise, there was an unmistakable urgency, she had a goal, and she was willing to risk everything to achieve it.“You think you can keep them safe?” she asked, voice low, taunting. “That walls and locks will protect you? I know what you care about… and I’ll use it.”I felt my chest tighten, protective instinct surging. “You don’t touch them,” I said firmly, stepping forward, voice unwavering despite the fear twisting inside me. “Leo, the baby, they are untouchable. Understand?”The woman’s lips curved into a faint, mocking smile. “We’ll see,” she said, her eyes flicking to Sebastian. “You’ve grown strong… but strength isn’t enough. Not when you’re blind to what’s coming.”Sebastian stepped in front of me, his stance protective and commanding. “You leave now,” he said, voice low, dangerous. “Or you’ll regret it.”The woman hesitated, scanning the area, calculating her next move. Then, with a swift motion, she vanished into the shadows, slipping away before Se