Too Late , I am Carrying His Child のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 101 - チャプター 110

It was already past midnight when Nathaniel drove into the compound. The lights in the mansion were off, only the soft garden lamps were on. He sat inside the car for a while, holding the steering wheel tightly. His mind was full. He didn’t even know why he came back. Maybe it was guilt, or maybe it was the way Cassandra’s voice kept echoing in his head even after their fight. He sighed deeply, got down from the car, and walked toward the door. The guards greeted him, but he only nodded and went inside quietly. The house was silent. He walked past the living room and noticed an empty cup on the table, the coffee stains still fresh. He frowned and looked around — the place looked lonely, cold, and messy. Nathaniel went upstairs slowly. When he reached the bedroom, he opened the door gently. Cassandra was on the bed, sleeping deeply. Her hair was scattered over the pillow, and her face looked tired. He stood there for a long moment, watching her. She didn’t look

The morning sun poured softly into the mansion, painting the room with golden light. Adrian sat on the couch, holding baby Liam in his arms. The tiny boy had his father’s eyes and his mother’s gentle lips. He looked so peaceful, wrapped in a white blanket. Savannah walked out of the bedroom, her hair loose and shining, wearing a simple light blue dress. She stopped when she saw Adrian trying to make Liam smile. A warm smile spread across her face. “You’re already spoiling him,” she said playfully. Adrian looked up at her and grinned. “Of course. Look at him, Savannah — he’s perfect.” Savannah walked closer and sat beside him. “That’s because he looks like you.” Adrian chuckled. “Maybe a little. But he has your calmness. Look at how he just stares at me like he understands everything.” Savannah laughed softly. “He’s just wondering why his daddy talks so much.” Adrian gave her a look. “You think so?” She nodded, still smiling. “Yes. But I love hearing you talk to

The morning sun was bright and calm. Birds sang softly outside the mansion as Savannah stood before the mirror in her white gown. Her hands shook a little as she touched her belly, now flat again after Liam’s birth. She smiled gently, her eyes filled with tears of joy. Aunty Lisa burst into the room, talking fast as usual. “Oh my goodness! Savannah, you look like an angel. Adrian will faint when he sees you!” She clapped her hands, turning to the maids who were arranging flowers. “Hurry up! Make sure no petal is out of place. Today must be perfect!”Savannah laughed softly. “Aunty Lisa, please calm down. Everything is already fine.”Lisa waved her hand. “Fine? This is a royal wedding, my dear! You’re marrying my nephew, the most handsome and stubborn man alive.” She adjusted Savannah’s veil and stared at her through the mirror. “You deserve this, child. You really do.”Savannah looked down shyly. “Thank you, aunty. I still can’t believe this is happening. It feels like a dream.”Lis

Savannah stood at the door of their mansion, looking around with a soft smile as the maids rushed out to welcome them. The whole house seemed brighter, filled with joy. Aunty Lisa was the first to come running, waving her scarf in excitement. “My babies are back!” she shouted, hugging Savannah tight. “Ah! Look at you! Marriage is sweeting your body already. You’re glowing!” Savannah laughed shyly. “Aunty, you’ll make me hide.” Adrian was standing behind them, smiling proudly. “Aunty Lisa, we missed you too.” Aunty Lisa turned and gave him a playful slap on the arm. “Don’t ‘Aunty Lisa’ me. You didn’t even call me from that your honeymoon. I wanted to see pictures!” Adrian laughed. “You would have disturbed us even from afar.” Everyone burst out laughing, including the maids who stood nearby. Aunty Lisa turned to them and shouted, “What are you people looking at? Go and bring juice for my daughter and her husband! Make it chilled!” The maids ran off quickly, giggling. Sa

The next morning came quietly. The soft sound of rain tapped against the window. Savannah woke up before Adrian. She looked at his peaceful face and smiled. He looked like a man who finally found rest after so many storms. She got up slowly, trying not to wake him. Liam was sleeping too, his tiny chest rising and falling softly. Savannah covered him properly with his little blanket and walked to the window. The rain made everything outside look calm and fresh. She stood there for a while, thinking of how far she had come. From pain to peace. From tears to joy. After a few minutes, she heard a soft voice behind her. “You’re awake already?” Savannah turned. Adrian was sitting up, smiling. His hair looked messy, and he still looked sleepy. “Yes,” she said softly. “The rain woke me up.” Adrian got up and walked to her, wrapping his arms around her waist from behind. “Good morning, my wife,” he whispered into her ear. Savannah smiled, resting her hands over his. “Good morning