Lahat ng Kabanata ng Falling For The Wrong Billionaire Brother : Kabanata 21 - Kabanata 30

Maya POVThe cops had arrived, everything happened in a flash.Now Isla and Helena were being handcuffed.Dunlop’s dead body being covered. So was Jamiu’s.I couldn’t watch it. I felt so disgusted.I felt sad. Everything happened too fast. They did deserve the death. But I didn’t—most definitely I didn’t want things to end this way.Maddox saw how anxious I looked. He came to me, put his arm over my shoulder.“Maddox, please,” I stopped him, giving him the same stop sign he once gave me.In my head, have the taste of your own medicine.He was talking. I ignored him, still deep in my own thoughts.He tapped me to get my attention. I raised my voice at him.“Maddox, please, let me be.”We walked, getting towards the car.He left me behind.He shouted, “Yes! My baby is safe!!” He was so happy like he had won a lottery.“Before you enter my car, fix your face,” he said.I opened the car door with all my audacity. With my face unfixed.He looked back to reverse. And we held the steering w

Maya Pov “Please, calm down,” Zane said. “From the report I have here, things are a bit complicated. I even consulted the head gynecologist, and it was confusing for him too. The tests show you’re not pregnant… but you carry pregnancy symptoms. It’s a rare case. We also detected low iron. So, in summary—just so you understand—you have anemia and fibroids.” I gasped. “Fibroids? I’ve never even had a child. This hospital is crap! Don’t you have specialized equipment to run proper tests? And you’re here telling me it’s complicated?” I raised my voice, anger burning through me. “Maddox, can you hear this shit? This guy is saying nonsense. Anemia? Fine, I’ll take that—it’s obvious. But fibroids? How the hell is this hospital even popular with services this daft? Maddox, let’s leave.” He nodded firmly. “I told you earlier. From the way the staff were acting, I knew something was off. The nurses were nonchalant and dull. This place isn’t it.” As we walked down the passage, I mut

Maddox POV“Yes… I was there. My wife… she—” the voice faltered slightly, “—my first wife gave birth to Maddox. And shortly after… I discovered Maddox was not my biological son.”Maya instantly paused the recording.I froze. My hand tightened around hers.“He sounds like he’s being judged. Should the person questioning him be a lawyer?” Maya asked.“That’s very reasonable. Seems like it,” I said.“Then if it’s a lawyer… that’s crazy. What the hell did my dad do?” I said.Maya held my hands, trying to calm me.I nodded.She unpaused the recording.The lawyer’s voice was sharp, cutting through the room. “You realized he was not your son, and yet… you stayed with him?”Damien isn’t my father?”My heart froze.“Chill. We can’t judge yet—let’s listen to the end,” Maya said.Damien’s voice turned quiet, almost a whisper. “I had no choice. The fire… it was… meant to… contain the situation. I… I lost everything that day. My wife… she died in the fire.”I blinked, trying to process it. My che

Maya POVI walked slowly, counting every step, trying to steady the knot in my stomach. Who the hell could be in the house?I couldn’t call Maddox—not that I wanted to risk interrupting him if he was in some important meeting. I told myself that over and over, but my own voice sounded shaky in my head.I kept moving, each step deliberate, careful, until I reached the entrance of the mansion. That same noise I’d heard before—it came again, closer this time, from the kitchen. My stomach sank.I frozeI crept toward the kitchen, each step measured. Nothing.At the window, i stood there scanning the yard. Still nothing. But the noise… it was definitely closer now, coming from outside. My pulse quickened.Instinctively, I grabbed a knife case from the plate rack, holding it at my side, my fingers tightening around it without me realizing.I stepped toward the door, then into the yard.That’s when I saw him. A figure standing just ahead.“Hey, wh… who are y… you?” My voice cracked, betr

Ice King!Ice King!Ice King!The chant shook the entire arena, fans on their feet waving banners and clapping as he skated into view. Spotlights sliced across the rink, sweeping over the sea of faces. The national anthem had barely faded when the announcer’s booming voice cracked through the speakers.“Ladies and gentlemen…” His tone stretched the silence. “…may the Gala commence!”Applause exploded like fireworks. Whistles followed. All Fans stood, waving flags and stomping in rhythm.I sat stiffly in the velvet-lined VIP section, I wasn’t alone—Maddox was right beside me.“I’m about to tear up,” I whispered into his ear.“Why, babe?” he asked casually, his eyes still glued to the rink.My jaw clenched. “Can you stop calling me babe?” My voice cracked, but I pushed through. “And it’s Ryder’s big show. He’s been dreaming about this night since high school. The plan was for me to walk with him… not sit here in a gilded seat, clapping from the sidelines.”Maddox’s expression flickere