Semua Bab Hate To Love: The CEO's Regret: Bab 101 - Bab 110

Jimmy’s POVI leaned in for a warm kiss, Elina’s lips were soft, warm, insistent against mine, and I felt the pull of desire stir deep in my chest. My hands brushed over her arms, tracing the delicate curve of her shoulders, feeling the tremor of vulnerability beneath her skin. The kiss deepened, urgent, electric, and I could feel her responding just as desperately as I was.My hand grazed the edge of her skirt, the temptation almost overwhelming. Every instinct screamed to take her in that moment, to lose ourselves completely in each other, but I stopped. The world outside—the danger, the uncertainty—was still pressing in, and I couldn’t risk crossing a line that might complicate everything. I pulled back slightly, resting my forehead against hers, breathing heavily.“I… I have to go get some tampons,” she whispered, her cheeks tinged pink as she tried to steady her voice. Her words brought me back from the edge of the moment, grounding me. “Luna’s probably busy right now… I tried as

JIMMY’S POVI stood by the fireplace, her interior design was simple yet elegant. Lucy's obsession with the colour purple was vivid, starting from her walls.She gave me spare clothes to change and I felt warm, settling on the sofa.“Feel free, It's not much,” Lucy grabbed a small blanket and wrapped herself with it.“Are you kidding me? This is beautiful, and you're managing it all by yourself.” I sipped on the coffee she made. It reminded me of home.I felt my phone buzz, an alert startled me. My eyes widened, nearly dropping my phone.It was a photo of Elina with another man, I couldn't see his face. She was handing him something. Shortly another picture popped up and it showed them kissing.I felt bile rise up my throat and nearly puked.Lucy rushed to my side and held my hand. I didn't want sympathy, I didn't want to accept this either. “I am so sorry you had to find out this way,” Lucy looked into my eyes, they glittered with tears and it hurt my heart to see her dragging in

LUNA’S POVThe words on Jaden’s phone branded themselves into my mind, cruel and sharp:I am pregnant, for you.I stared at the message until the letters blurred, until my own reflection shone faintly in the glass of his screen—wide eyes, trembling lips, the face of a fool who thought she had finally found love.My throat tightened, and when I finally lifted my gaze, Jaden was there—standing with two plates of food and a bottle of wine, smiling like we were just another couple about to share a quiet night.The plates clattered onto the counter as my voice broke through the silence. “Is it true?”His smile faded instantly. His grip on the bottle faltered before he steadied it and set it aside. “Luna… I can explain.”“Explain what?” My chest rose and fell rapidly, fury and heartbreak tangling until I could barely breathe. “That you were ready to toast to new beginnings with me while Leah’s carrying your child?”He ran a hand through his hair, the tattoos on his forearm tightening with t

LUNA'S POVThe morning sun streamed through the tall glass windows of my new office, golden rays reflecting off the sleek black marble floors. Everything looked perfect—on the surface. My dream was finally real: the company Jimmy and I had built from scratch was thriving, contracts were pouring in, and our name was finally being spoken in powerful circles.But beneath that shining exterior, cracks were beginning to form.I stood near the window, clutching a thick folder of reports. My stomach churned as I flipped through them, each page worse than the last. Three canceled contracts in a single week. Two delayed shipments that cost us a small fortune. And this morning, an anonymous tip that our most important investor was reconsidering their partnership altogether.“This doesn’t make sense,” I muttered under my breath, scanning the final page again. “Everything was fine two weeks ago.”Jimmy barged into my office, his face pale, sweat glistening on his forehead. “Luna, we’ve got a seri

LUNA'S POVThe next morning dawned with a heavy, overcast sky, as if the universe itself held its breath, waiting for me to either rise or crumble.I hadn’t slept. My mind had been a relentless storm of strategies and fears, running through every scenario of how today could end. If Mr. Carson didn’t believe me, if I didn’t expose Leah’s scheme in time, everything Jimmy and I had built would go up in flames.By seven a.m., Lucy and I were huddled over a cluttered conference table surrounded by stacks of files, laptops, and empty coffee cups. Jimmy paced like a caged animal, running his hands through his hair.“Okay,” Lucy said, rubbing her temples. “We have proof of two fake contracts, emails between Leah and a shell company, and the frozen accounts paperwork. This should be enough to convince Carson.”“Should be,” I echoed, my stomach twisting.It wasn’t just about Carson’s money. It was about our name, our credibility. If this scandal stuck, we’d be blacklisted from every major deal