All Chapters of My Ex-Husband’s Vengeful Obsession: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

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Chapter 101: A Bigger Secret

“Why are we here?” Tessa asked.Nathan didn’t answer. He shut off the engine, stepped out of the car, then walked around to open her door. His face was serious, but not angry. More like someone who had already made a decision and wasn’t backing down.That was when Tessa saw them. Doctors standing at the hospital entrance, white coats on, looks of expectation on their faces. Her liver specialist. Her OB. Both clearly waiting.The realization hit her hard, like a punch to the gut. That phone call. How quickly Nathan had agreed to take her out. Not to meet a detective like he said. This was a setup. A trap to drag her to the hospital.The thing was, if Nathan had just asked her to see a doctor, she wouldn’t have refused. She wouldn’t have minded at all. What she couldn’t understand was why he had to lie, like an adult tricking a kid with candy when the real destination was the dentist.“Traitor,” she whispered without meaning to. It wasn’t anger in her voice, just pure shock.Nathan, app

Chapter 102: The Uninvited Guest

The white glare of the hospital room lights pressed down on her. The monitor beside Tessa’s bed let out a steady, monotonous beep, keeping time with her heartbeat. The sound was a constant reminder that despite the earlier panic, both she and the baby were fine.Dr. Bennett had just left after reviewing her latest test results, a satisfied smile visible even behind his mask.A few weeks ago, her heart issues had felt endless. Now everything was under control thanks to the medication. The idea of having to take it every day for the rest of her life wasn’t pleasant, but it was far better than the risk of things getting worse and endangering her baby or herself.“Everything looks good, Mrs. Hale,” Dr. Bennett had said earlier. “Your liver enzymes are back within normal range. The baby’s development is right on track. Honestly, this is an excellent example of well managed high risk pregnancy.”The words brought a wave of relief. After all the chaos, at least one thing was finally going ri

Chapter 103: Tracks in the Dead Warehouse

Charles’s smile widened, twisted and terrifying. It didn’t reach his eyes, which were completely empty.“You’re young and don’t know anything yet, I get it,” Charles said, like he’d just told a terrible joke. “Relax. Your time will come. You’ll figure it out on your own.”Tessa’s mind raced. None of this made sense. Was he even sober?“Cut the crap and the games. I’m not here to solve your pathetic little mystery,” she snapped, without hesitation.Charles ignored her insult. He stepped closer, and Tessa held her breath.“Your father told me to pass a message to you.”The world seemed to stop. Her father? Talking to Charles? Impossible. Her father hated Charles. He knew Charles was the one who put him in prison.“That’s not possible,” Tessa said, shaking her head. “He wouldn’t...”“You’ll see him soon enough,” Charles interrupted, his voice almost theatrical. “Be patient, little Tessa. I’ll free you from that monster’s grip.”The words, coming from Charles’s cold, calculating tone, sou

Chapter 104: Emergency Call

The engine howled like a wounded animal, devouring the asphalt at a speed that would make any traffic cop go pale. Nathan knew he had broken at least five laws. He did not care. His foot never left the gas.Jack followed close behind in a black SUV, running escort. His hazard lights swept the road ahead like the bow of a ship cutting through waves.The world beyond the windshield blurred into streaks of light and shadow. Inside Nathan’s head, one name echoed in time with his heartbeat.Tessa.The baby? Complications? Bleeding? A heart problem?Every possibility felt worse than the last, trapping his thoughts in a ruthless spiral. The doctor’s overly urgent tone, followed by the call cutting off without explanation, made everything feel ten times more terrifying.He slammed on the brakes at the ER entrance. Tires screamed, drawing shocked looks from bystanders. Nathan did not care. He jumped out before the engine fully died and ran inside, Jack right on his heels.“My wife!” Nathan sho

Chapter 105: A New Variable

The air inside the prison reeked of cheap disinfectant, despair, and violence barely kept under control. Sweat and a faint sour stench clung to Nathan’s senses from the moment he stepped inside. It was not visiting hours, but that did not matter. He had no intention of sitting behind thick glass, gripping a filthy phone like the other visitors.The prison director greeted him personally. A man with reptile-cold eyes and a habit of holding out his palm, as if the world perpetually owed him something.“Mr. Hale, it’s an honor. As you requested, everything has been arranged. You may see inmate Caldwell in the medical room. Complete privacy.”Nathan gave a brief nod and slipped a thick envelope into the man’s hand without bothering to look at him. In this place, money spoke louder than rules.He still had unfinished business with the guard who had been feeding him information about Robert’s movements. That man had never once mentioned his wife’s visits. Today, the guard was off duty. Fine

Chapter 106: Priorities

Nathan opened the hospital room door silently. The room lay in shadows, lit only by the thin spill of hallway light through the crack in the door and the pale moonlight filtering in from the window.She was there. Tessa. Asleep.Her breathing was steady and light. Her pink lips were slightly parted, a strand of blonde hair resting against her cheek. For one brief moment, everything else vanished from Nathan’s mind. Charles. Robert. The betrayal. All of it disappeared. There was only Tessa and the fragile life growing inside her.They were his priority. The only truth that mattered.His eyes adjusted to the dark, and that was when he saw Jack.He sat in a chair near the door, so still he could have been part of the furniture. His eyes were open, watching Nathan calmly from the shadows.“She held on as long as she could,” Jack said quietly, his voice rough. He took a slow breath. “Kept asking for you. Worried about prison. Eventually, she just couldn’t stay awake anymore.”When no one e

Chapter 107: Legacy of Violence

The hallway leading to Caroline Remington’s room stretched out like a white, silent, sterile tunnel. Two of Nathan’s guards stood watch on either side. On his direct order, the hospital had been told to delay notifying the police until he was done speaking with her.A doctor handed him sterile protective clothing and a mask. It felt excessive, but protocol mattered. Appearances mattered.Nathan’s footsteps echoed down the empty corridor. Each sound felt like a confirmation of the decision he was about to make.When the door opened, the sight inside barely resembled the Caroline he remembered.She lay weak on the hospital bed. The arrogant, polished woman who had once tried to poison his wife was gone. What remained was a thin, pale body, hollow eyes staring blankly at the ceiling. Thick bandages wrapped her wrists, covering the marks left by handcuffs and rope. Purple and yellow bruises stained her arms, her neck, even her face.She looked like a broken doll.“Caroline,” Nathan said,

Chapter 108: The Two Most Important Men

The door closed behind Nathan, cutting off the echo of the agreement he had just made with Caroline. He needed the calm of Tessa, his light, to push away the darkness he had just witnessed.Nathan had never fully understood why Charles was so obsessed with the Caldwell family. But one thing was certain. He had to stop him, no matter the cost, before that man turned his wife into something like Caroline. He would not allow Charles to touch Tessa. Not even a strand of her hair.When he opened the bedroom door, the sight waiting for him was the last thing he expected.The bedside lamp was on. Tessa sat propped up in bed, pillows supporting her back, her blonde hair loose over her shoulders. Her green eyes were clear, fully awake, fixed on him without blinking.Jack, his right hand and personal bodyguard, stood near the window, just outside the reach of the light. His posture was rigid, professional. His gaze delivered a warning that did not need words.“You should be asleep,” Nathan said

Chapter 109: No Safe Place

Tessa’s foot bounced restlessly as she sat on one of the wooden benches outside the courtroom. Her emotions were stretched to the limit. She almost blamed the pregnancy, but deep down, she knew exactly what this was really about. Her father’s future.Julian had recorded what Charles said when he attacked Tessa. At the time, Tessa had been on the phone with Julian, so everything was caught.This might be Robert’s last chance to walk free. They had to win. And that responsibility rested on Julian’s shoulders. Tessa trusted him.Today, all the evidence was being presented. After that came deliberation. That part was what scared her the most.Time.It could take an hour. A day. Weeks. Even months.And Tessa did not have months. If this case wasn’t settled by the end of the week, she would ask Nathan to bribe the jury.She glanced to her side, watching Nathan, who looked almost as bad as she felt. His posture was rigid, arms crossed over his chest, eyes locked on the heavy wooden door like

Chapter 110: Nothing Worth Saving

Somewhere else, the minutes crawled like a slug. Every heartbeat reminded Nathan of time wasted, of years he had thrown away chasing revenge that he now knew was built on lies. The guilt was so real it felt like a boulder pressing on his chest, stealing his breath.He had locked up an innocent man.Robert Caldwell might be arrogant, a ruthless rival in business, but he wasn’t the criminal Nathan had hunted with so much hatred. While he’d been blinded by obsession, the real culprit had been laughing, slipping away like a fish in water, untouchable. Nathan had shattered a family, wrecked someone’s life, and all of it happened because he couldn’t see past his own rage. Regret ate at him slowly, bitter and poisonous.Movement beside him snapped the spiral. Tyler fussed with his bangs. Jack checked his watch. Then, like a bolt of light, reality slammed into Nathan.Tessa.She had gone to the restroom. How long had it been? It felt way too long for a quick bathroom break during a recess.Na

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