Todos los capítulos de CEO's Regret: Chasing Ex-Wife And Baby Back: Capítulo 121 - Capítulo 130

[ Olivia ]“Wanna name her too?” I asked my husband who was staring at our tiny baby girl who was snuggled on my bare chest after I was done feeding her.His stare was full of adoration for his child.“Don’t you want to name her since I named Aurelia?” He asked me, looking a bit surprised.“I named Emma and I think you deserve more. I had lived the whole parenthood with Emma, with all her firsts. I want you to play the role for our twins.” I answered with a smile.He leaned closer, his eyes lingering on his daughter.“Seraphina means angel. She’s like an angel in our lives, our youngest and she’ll be the most pampered girl in our family.” He said stroking her small head with his fingers.“Seraphina, it’s a beautiful name. It has same initials as yours.” I smiled widely because I really loved the names that he gave to our daughters.“Emma, Aurelia and Seraphina Hamilton. I never felt this much proud before.” He stated with so much pride in his voice.“They’re indeed your girls, Mr. Ham

[ Olivia ]“Stephen, are you still upset with me?”I stroked my husband’s face tenderly whose eyes were staring blankly at the plain, white ceiling of our bedroom.I finally felt at ease when I was finally discharged and everyone planned a warm homecoming for us with our baby, I was a bit sad because Seraphina couldn’t be a part of our happiness.“No, it just a mild headache, nothing that concerns our argument at the hospital.” He replied, still not looking at me and it made me sigh.Perhaps, I didn’t consider his feelings when I said those words. It made me feel guilty because he’d never hurt me.“I am sorry, my love.” I cupped his face and made him look at me.My heart squeezed when I saw pain in those eyes. I caused it.“You don’t need to feel sorry, Livy. Whatever you suggested, I know you only have good intentions and wants everyone to live peacefully but it is something that is very difficult for me. You know that I am forced into it and I see no escape.”He confessed. I thought

[ Stephen ]“Drive to the Gibson Square.” I instructed my driver.“Gibson Square? But it is in the opposite direction of your work place, Sir.” My driver interrogated me since I hardly went to the opposite side of the city where I had not much work.“I am meeting someone there.” I replied and he nodded.The car took the opposite turn from my workplace. Many thoughts along with some old and bitter memories kept reeling in my mind.It was still painful for me to remember the time which was one of the best and worst moments of my life.“We’re here, Sir.” My driver’s voice pulled me out of my thoughts.“Take the left turn and drive to the Safe Heaven Group’s head office. That’s our destination.” I said.In a minute, my destination was standing in front of me. The mixed emotion of bitterness and anguish filled me as I prepared myself to meet Tristan Quinn after many years.“Tell your boss that his old friend Stephan Hamilton is here to give him a visit.” I said to the girl on the reception

[ Olivia ]“Hey, Sera, it’s Mom here.” I rocked my youngest baby girl cautiously because I was still afraid that even small activities might exhaust her.She was staring at me with her hazel eyes, a rare shade with freckles of grey. Neither I nor Stephen had such a beautiful shade of eyes.“Mam, I have put Emma and Aurelia to sleep. I’ll take Seraphina, you can rest for some time. You have been taking care of them since the morning.” My daughters’ nanny offered me her help.I didn’t want to let go of my daughter but I was actually drained out of energy.“Here, please, be careful.” I instructed her even though she was a professional babysitter.“I’ll put her to sleep.” She said and I went out to catch some fresh air.The sunny afternoon was absolutely pleasant. I enjoyed the view of the city from the balcony. It had been a long time since I went out. Motherhood comes with its price.Though, I never complained. It was the best feeling in the world.I was loving my role as my precious da

[ Olivia ]“Hey, Serra, stop whining, Daddy will come home soon.” I cooed my daughter who was crying continuously and after a time, I started to feel anxious because Stephen wasn’t home yet and I was unable to contact him.“Give her to me. I’ll rock her for some time. I think she has acidity.” June offered her help.“Yes, please hold her for a moment. I’ll call her doctor.” I said and consulted with my twins’ pediatrician and she told me to bring Seraphina to the hospital since she was an infant and it’d be difficult to conclude anything without a proper checkup.It was Saturday. Stephen usually stayed home at weekends but he left early that day saying he had an urgent work. He didn’t tell me anything and I also decided to let it go. He’d tell me later.“Let’s take her to the hospital before she feels more discomfort. I don’t think waiting for Stephen would help in anyway.” June said when I ended the call.I heard Seraphina’s whimpers and her red face. She looked in pain. She was righ