All Chapters of Reborn Of The CEO’s Cold-Hearted Wife: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Jaxon was still laughing when he finally slid off the swing, wiping a stray tear from his cheek. His cheeks were flushed, not from fear anymore, but from the strange relief of letting go. Elara hopped off the swing too, her small ponytail bouncing as she looked at him.“You’re funny when you laugh.” She announced.Jaxon blinked. “Funny?”She nodded. “Yeah. Your face does this—” She scrunched her nose and pushed her cheeks upward with her hands until she looked like a chipmunk.Jaxon stared at her for two seconds before bursting into another giggle. “I don’t look like that!”“You do. Exactly like that,” she insisted, marching in a slow circle around him as if inspecting for evidence.“Yes you do,” she repeated, and poked his cheek.He gasped dramatically. “Hey!”Elara wagged her finger. “You poked me earlier when you were scared.”“I did not!” He protested.“Yes you did,” she said, hands on hips, chin lifted in mock authority.He hesitated… then muttered, “…okay, maybe a little.”She n

Under the dim light of the little fort they built, Jaxon sat across from Elara. The sheets overhead muffled the world and turning their room into its own private bubble….small, secret and safe. Elara’s eyes were wide and steady as she looked at him with soft urgency.“You said you would tell me,” she whispered. “Now. Who was the man at the park, Jaxon?”Jaxon’s hands twisted in his lap. His breath was shallow. The fort was quiet except for the faint sound of their own hearts. He swallowed.“He’s… his name is Billy,” he said finally, voice trembling. “Billy.”Elara nodded carefully, leaning closer. “Billy,” she repeated. “Okay. What about him?”Jaxon looked down, blinking. His hands clenched. “He’s… a friend to my mama,” he said, voice low. “My mama she….she makes drugs for him.”Elara frowned, confusion knitting her brows. “Makes drugs?”He nodded, though his whole body trembled. “Yes. Mama… she’s a scientist, I think. She used to work in a lab.” He swallowed, voice small. “She was do

Xavier gently pulled away from Lilith’s hug.His hands rested lightly on her shoulders as he leaned back just enough to look at her face. His brows furrowed, confusion flooding his eyes as he searched her expression.“Lilith…,” he said quietly. “Do you know who I am?”Lilith stared at him like the question made no sense. Her fingers tightened around his shirt.“Of course I do,” she said quickly, almost defensive. “You’re my husband. And we have a son together.”The words hit him like a slap.Xavier froze. His jaw tightened, and slowly, he turned his head toward Dr. Henry, who was still standing by the wall. He didn’t even have to speak. His look said everything.Yes, he had been told her memory was messed up… but this?This was another level entirely.Behind him, Lilith shifted on the hospital bed. Her eyes followed his face nervously.“Where’s our son?” she asked suddenly, her voice cracking. “Where’s Jaxon?”Xavier turned back to her.“Jaxon is fine,” he said carefully. “He’s being

The nurses wheeled Aurora back into her hospital room in silence. Her hands rested loosely on the blanket, her face calm, almost too calm. On the outside, she looked like a woman recovering from a medical procedure. On the inside, her mind was sharp, calculating and most of all, alive.Dr. Henry watched her from the doorway for a long second before stepping away and heading down the hall to his office. He didn’t like this. He didn’t like the situation, didn’t like the questions already forming in his mind, and he didn’t like the person he was about to face.Xavier.A few minutes later, a knock sounded on his office door.“Come in,” Dr. Henry said, already knowing who it was.Xavier walked in with long, tense strides. His hands were shoved into his pockets, jaw tight, eyes dark. The kind of look he only wore when he was losing control.“What is going on?” Xavier asked.Dr. Henry gestured to the chair in front of his desk. “Sit down, please.”Xavier didn’t sit immediately. “Just tell m

“Who is this?” The voice asked cautiously.“I am speaking with Bobby correct?” she asked softly, letting her tone linger just enough to make him pause.There was a brief inhale on the other end. “Bobby…?” He said the name cautiously as if ready to deny it but thought against it at the last moment. “Yes,” she answered, letting a tiny note of amusement slip into her voice. “You heard me correctly.”“Who…how do you know my name?” Bobby demanded, his voice sharp, tinged with disbelief. “And who are you?”Aurora kept her calm, letting the confidence she had cultivated in this life radiate through every word. “I know your name because I’m familiar with you. With your work,” she said, her tone smooth but firm. There was a subtle edge beneath her composed exterior.“Who are you?” Bobby repeated, more insistently this time. “And if you don’t tell me your name and your purpose, I’m hanging up.”Aurora’s lips curved into a teasing smile, almost invisible. “Calm down,” she said softly. “You’re s