All Chapters of HIS ONE NIGHT, MY FOREVER : Chapter 161 - Chapter 170

Alina’s POVI nodded, forcing myself to remain calm, my gaze locked on the scene. Fear threatened to overwhelm me, but the sight of Sebastian’s determination steadied me. This was our home, our family, our life—and we would defend it at all costs.The woman struggled, defiant, but Sebastian’s grip was firm and unyielding. “You will not harm them,” he said, voice like steel. “You are finished here.”Finally, after tense moments that felt like hours, she ceased her resistance, realizing the futility of her actions. Sebastian held her there, unrelenting, until the security team we had alerted earlier arrived, taking her into custody.I exhaled, the tension flooding out of me in a wave of relief and lingering fear. Sebastian turned to me, brushing a gentle hand over my cheek. “Are you okay?” he asked softly, concern etched in his features.“I will be,” I whispered, leaning into him. “Thank you… for protecting us.”He kissed my forehead, lingering, grounding me in a way only he could. “Al

Alina’s POVThe intruder stepped into view, confident and poised, her sharp eyes scanning the mansion as if calculating the perfect move. “You didn’t expect me so soon,” she said softly, almost teasing.Sebastian stepped forward, placing himself between her and the house. “Leave now,” he commanded, voice low and dangerous. “This ends tonight. You will not touch my family.”She tilted her head, her smirk unwavering. “I don’t want to harm them… not yet. I want to see him choose. To see if loyalty to love or fear will guide his actions. And I’ll test it, one way or another.”I felt my stomach twist with fear and anger. “You’ll get nothing,” I said sharply. “We are not games for you to play.”Sebastian’s hand tightened on mine. “Alina… stay back. Let me handle this. We have to be precise. No mistakes.”The intruder’s eyes flicked to me briefly, calculating, then back to Sebastian. “He will act,” she said softly. “And then we’ll see whose loyalty is true.”With that, she vanished into the

Alina’s POV “I just want the truth to exist. He told you, didn’t he?”“Yes,” I replied, my voice steady despite the trembling in my hands.“Good. Then you understand why I had to speak to him. I can’t raise this child alone, and I won’t hide anymore.”“And what about my children?” I asked. “What about the family he promised to protect?”She was silent for a moment. “I never asked for this either. But we all pay for our mistakes.”The call ended abruptly, leaving me with nothing but echoes. I stared at my phone, wondering if this was truly her own doing or if the shadowed intruder was still pulling invisible strings. Everything felt connected, tangled in a web of manipulation.That afternoon, I decided to leave the mansion. Not to run—but to breathe. I took Leo and drove to a quiet lakeside cottage we once visited during happier times. The calm water reflected the sky, offering a peace I desperately needed. For the first time in days, I allowed myself to cry. The tears fell freely,

Alina’s POVThe truth had been revealed, the threat removed. The road ahead would not be easy, but it would be ours.And this time, no shadow would stand between us.The rain had washed the city clean, leaving behind streets that glimmered under the pale morning light. I stood on the balcony of the mansion, breathing in the cool air, letting the quiet settle into my bones. For the first time in weeks, there were no alarms, no shadows waiting beyond the gates, no voices threatening to tear our family apart. Still, peace felt fragile, like glass that could shatter with one careless touch.Leo ran across the lawn below, chasing a bright red ball. His laughter floated upward, filling me with a warmth that made my eyes sting. The baby moved inside me, a gentle reminder of new beginnings. I placed a hand on my stomach and whispered, “We made it.”Sebastian joined me, standing close but not touching. Since the night at the warehouse, there had been a cautious distance between us, no anger

Alina’s POVSebastian’s jaw tightened. “You were part of the surveillance?”Lucia nodded. “I fed her information about the company, about you, about Alina. When she learned about Vanessa, she used that to break you.”Anger burned through me. “You destroyed our lives.”“I know,” she whispered. “And I deserve your anger. But there’s more. She had partners. People who still believe in her mission to expose and ruin powerful families. They think you’re the symbol of everything wrong with the world.”The room felt like it was closing in on me. “Why come now?”“Because she’s gone, but her network isn’t. They’re watching, waiting for a moment of weakness.”Silence followed her confession. I felt fear creeping back, but beneath it, a new strength emerged. I had survived worse. I would not let ghosts of the past control my future.“We won’t run,” I said firmly. “We face this together.”Sebastian reached for my hand, and for the first time, I didn’t hesitate. Whatever came next, we would confr