All Chapters of Accidentally His Husband: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

 Soren’s POVThe drive back to the city was silent except for the low hum of the engine. Nathan drove, his eyes fixed on the road, his fingers tapping the steering wheel every few seconds. The tension in the car felt sharp enough to cut through. Adrian sat beside me, wrapped in a gray hoodie, his hand resting close to mine. The sun was still hiding behind a wall of clouds. The skyline was only beginning to form in the distance, and with every mile we got closer, my chest felt tighter. I hadn’t been home in days, but it felt like years. Everything that once belonged to me, my company, my reputation, my control, was hanging by a thread. “We need to plan this right,” Nathan said, breaking the silence. “If we wal

Noah’s POVThe morning felt wrong. I woke up to messages, dozens of them, all saying the same thing: Soren Knight arrested for fraud. At first, I thought it was another rumor. The press loved twisting anything about him. But then I saw the video, Soren, calm as ever, being led out by officers in black uniforms. His hands were cuffed, his expression unreadable, but his eyes… his eyes were steady, like he already knew this was coming. My phone buzzed again. Adrian’s name flashed on the screen. I picked up fast. “Noah,” his voice broke a little. “They took him.” “I know,” I said quietly. “I saw.”

Soren’s POVThe sound of my father’s voice still echoed through my head, even though I wasn’t there to hear him speak. I didn’t have to be. I knew exactly what he was saying. Victor Knight didn’t threaten; he promised. I sat in the cold silence of the holding cell, wrists still red from the cuffs. The air smelled like rust and sweat, and every second felt like a trap tightening. My lawyer had been delayed. My name was trending in every headline. My company’s stock had dropped by twelve percent in less than two hours. And still, all I could think about was Adrian. When they arrested me, he was the one I looked for. His face had been pale, eyes wide with disbelief. He’d

Soren’s POVThe road wound endlessly through the mountain, the air colder with every mile we drove. The silence in the car wasn’t heavy anymore, it was calm, like we were both trying to breathe for the first time in days. Adrian had fallen asleep beside me, his head resting against the window, his hand still in mine.I hadn’t let go since we left the city.Every few minutes, I glanced at him. His face was peaceful now, nothing like the terrified expression he’d worn when he pulled the trigger. That image would never leave me. The sound of the gunshot still echoed in my head, the moment everything changed forever.We reached the old cabin by dawn. The wooden house was hidden deep in the forest, half-covered in mist and ivy. It used to belong to my mother before my father had it sealed off after her death. Coming back here felt like digging up a ghost.I parked the car, turned off the engine, and sat there for a long moment before waking Adrian.“Hey,” I said softly, touching his should

 Noah’s POVThe days passed slowly after we reached the cabin. It felt strange,being still after running for so long. The air smelled of pine and rain. The lake outside shimmered under the afternoon light, calm and endless. Sometimes I’d stand by the window just to watch it move, trying to remind myself that we were safe, at least for now.Soren spent most of his time outside, fixing small things around the cabin, chopping wood, checking the perimeter like we were still being chased. He said it helped him think, but I knew what it really was—he didn’t know how to stop being in control. Even here, in the middle of nowhere, his mind was always racing.I tried to act normal. I cooked, cleaned, and even read one of the old books I found in the cabinet. But silence had a way of making you think too much. Every time I looked at Soren, I saw the exhaustion in his eyes, the kind that doesn’t come from lack of sleep but from los