Lahat ng Kabanata ng Cheating Cop Ex-Husband Becomes My Submissive Pet: Kabanata 51 - Kabanata 60

Nada’s POVThe break in court did not calm my head. I stepped out of the courtroom earlier, hoping the air would settle the heavy thoughts in my chest, but it did not help. Everything from the morning hearing stayed inside me like it never left.The case felt bigger than it first looked. I had handled difficult cases before, but this one carried a weight that refused to leave my mind. Even after I returned to the courtroom, the tension stayed with me.When I walked back in, the families of the victims sat with tired faces. Some wiped their eyes. Some only looked down and held each other’s hands. Their pain made everything harder to ignore.I sat and checked the time. It was already late in the afternoon. The gallery was still full, and the officers stood at the sides of the room, watching every movement. Max sat at the front, still in cuffs, still expressionless.I asked the clerk to continue, but before we went further, Rhys stood and asked for a short adjournment. He said they neede

Nada’s POVI returned home late that evening. The streets were quiet, and my mind was heavy from everything that had happened. The city felt still, but my thoughts refused to settle.As I entered the house, Lucas was the first to greet me. Then Liam. “Mom!” he ran toward me, his small arms stretching wide. I knelt and hugged him tightly. “Hey, my big boy,” I whispered, kissing the top of his head.Isla came a moment later. She skipped lightly, her school bag swinging. “Mom, you’re home!” she said, her voice bright. I smiled faintly and ruffled her hair. “Yes, darling. I’m home.”Noah appeared last, dragging his little feet. He looked up at me with wide eyes. “Mommy,” he said softly. I scooped him into my arms. “Hey, baby. Did you have fun today?” I asked. He nodded, snuggling against my chest.I glanced toward Harvey. He was standing quietly in the corner of the room. I ignored him, my eyes cold. Last night’s events still burned inside me. The way he had denied me, leaving me frustra

Nada’s POV I stepped back into the room, phone in hand, after ending the brief call from Rhys. His voice still lingered in my mind, calm but urgent. He told me to go to my office and open the camera. He had evidence to show, and it couldn’t wait.I nodded silently, knowing the seriousness of the situation. I glanced at Harvey and Lucas. Both of them were standing by the door, watching me. Their frustration was obvious, but neither of them moved.“Harvey, Lucas,” I said firmly, keeping my voice steady. “Go back to your room. I have something to do tonight. It’s work-related.”Their eyes widened slightly. Harvey opened his mouth, probably to argue, but I cut him off with a glance. Lucas smirked faintly but nodded. Neither of them had a choice. They turned and left, leaving me alone.I closed the door and exhaled softly. The tension in the room disappeared immediately. I felt a small relief in having control again. I looked down at my phone and then toward my office. It was time to focu

Nada’s POVI steadied myself and faced Max again. I didn’t want him to think I was too shaken to continue. I forced my voice to stay calm.“Tell me more,” I said. He looked unsure for a moment. His eyes kept moving between me and Rhys.Rhys stepped closer to him. “Answer her. You still haven’t told us everything.” Max swallowed hard.He opened his mouth to speak— But my phone began to ring. I frowned because the ringtone was different.I checked the screen and froze. It was my aunt, Aunt Claude. She never called unless it was serious.I quickly picked up but didn’t speak yet. Her voice came through the phone before I could greet her.“Nada, join the family meeting now. Put your camera on.”My stomach tightened. I couldn’t reject her call.No one in the family ever ignored Aunt Claude.“I… I will join now,” I said.My voice sounded slightly shaky.Rhys looked at me. “Family?” he asked quietly. I nodded and walked out of the room quickly.I hurried down the hallway. I needed a quiet pla

Harvey’s POVI sat on my bed, scrolling through old pictures on my phone. Photos from three years ago, back when I was still a cop. I stared at the uniform, the badges, the streets I used to walk. I remembered the way things felt then, how alive I was.There was a part of me that ached to go back. To wear the badge again. To do things right this time. I didn’t think about the mistakes I made that stopped me from being one. I just thought about the chance to start over. To be someone I could be proud of.The room was quiet except for the hum of my fan. My fingers paused on a photo of me standing beside my old partner. He was grinning at the camera, and I could almost hear his laugh. I wished I could have that life again, even for a moment.Then my phone rang. The screen lit up, and I saw Nada’s name. My chest tightened a little. I hadn’t been expecting her.I swiped to answer, trying to sound normal. “Hey,” I said, keeping my voice calm.“Harvey,” she said, her tone soft but playful. “