All Chapters of Left by My Fiancé, Loved by His Uncle: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

The Hawaiian sun rose gently, its light filtering through the thin curtains of a room still filled with the scent of the sea. The cry of seagulls echoed faintly in the distance, blending with the soothing breeze of the tropics. Madeline woke first that morning. Her hair was slightly tousled, but her face looked refreshed, glowing in the soft morning light. She looked around, still a bit dazed by the fact that she was on a honeymoon, even if it was a contractual one. Beside her, Nathaniel was still asleep, his breathing slow and peaceful. The sight made Madeline smile without realizing it.But the moment she noticed, she quickly turned away.“What am I doing?” she whispered to herself, startled by her own reaction. She quietly got out of bed, trying not to make a sound, and stepped out onto the balcony.The warm morning air greeted her. The sea stretched endlessly before her, its blue waves rolling gently onto

Upon seeing the photo, Nathaniel smiled faintly. "You're even more beautiful than the view." Madeline turned away quickly, her face flushing red. She screamed at Nathaniel and gave him a gentle lick. "You were meant to capture the scenery, not me." “The scenery was what I was capturing,” he said softly. “You happened to be in it." Madeline couldn't contain her laughter. Her voice sounded like she was angry, but it stuck. “You can’t be serious, right?”“I'm being completely serious." The air was changed by those words. The conversation moved from being playful banter to expressing emotions with less aggression and openness. Making a turn towards the window, Madeline allowed time to pass.The rotors were muted as the helicopter began to move downwards. The flight departed from the periphery of a coconut tree and arrived at a secluded bay, where the pristine strands were as smoot

The dusk sky slowly became purple as Madeline and Nathaniel got up from where they had been sitting. The waves, peaceful just moments ago now grew bigger washing over the sand under their feet. Nathaniel wiped the sand off his pants then looked at Madeline who stayed still her face hard to readHe looked at her for a bit more time. The gold-purple light of evening shone on her face, making her look soft like a shadow that seemed too weak to touch. Her hair moved in the breeze, and her eyes were set on the far away place as if something out there was calling her, something she still hadn’t let go off.“Are you okay?” Nathaniel asked kindly, trying to think what was in her head.Madeline gave a weak smile, but it didn’t fully touch her eyes. “I just feel odd.”“Strange how?”“I don’t know,” she took a deep breath, her gaze still on the darkening sea. “It’s like I’m stuck between two worlds. One wants me to stay here and the other keeps reminding me that all of this is only temporary.”N

The moonlight shimmered over the ocean’s surface, turning the waves into rippling silver. From above, the small islands looked like dark shadows resting peacefully on the vast blue of the night sea. The helicopter hovered steadily, and for a while, only the sound of the blades filled the air blending with the whisper of the wind swirling around the cabin.Madeline leaned back in her seat, her gaze lost outside the window. Below, the lights of fishing boats scattered across the water like fallen stars. There was something both soothing and painful in that sight, a quiet beauty that reminded her of all the lonely nights she had endured. Nathaniel watched her from the side. Madeline’s face was illuminated by the moonlight, revealing a softness he rarely saw. Usually, she was composed strong, guarded, always in control. But tonight, a fragile side of her began to show, a side that made Nathaniel want to protect her more than ever.“Be

The morning air greeted them as the black car carrying Nathaniel and Madeline stopped in front of their grand house in the elite district.As soon as she stepped inside, Madeline took a deep breath. The familiar scent of the house was comforting. Everything looked immaculate, the household staff had prepared everything perfectly. She set down the small bag she had carried herself and glanced around with a faint smile.“It feels like it’s been forever since I was last here,” she said as she slipped off her shoes.Standing behind her, Nathaniel placed his suitcase near the stairs. “It’s only been a week,” he said lightly, walking toward the minibar to pour a glass of water. “You look much calmer now.”Madeline accepted the glass Nathaniel handed her and took a slow sip. “Maybe because I’ve found a new direction,” she said with a small smile.Nathaniel simply nodded, allowing the comfor