All Chapters of Too Late , I am Carrying His Child : Chapter 231 - Chapter 240

The sun was already up, painting the whole mansion with a warm golden glow. Adrian stood by the window in his white shirt, sipping a cup of coffee and thinking about how peaceful everything felt lately. Savannah was still asleep, curled up softly on the bed with her hand on her baby bump. Liam had gone to school early that morning, excited about his class project. Everything looked perfect. Or at least, it did — until Adrian’s phone suddenly rang. He frowned when he saw the number. It wasn’t saved, and the digits looked strange. For a second, he thought it might be a wrong number. But something in his gut told him to pick it. “Hello?” he said in a calm voice. There was silence for a moment. Only a faint sound of wind came through the phone. “Hello?” he said again, this time louder. Then a voice came — low, shaky, and nervous. “Mr. Adrian…” Adrian stiffened. “Yes? Who is this?” The voice whispered, “I don’t have much time. Please listen carefully. Your wife… Savann

Adrian stood at the window, watching the sunrise slowly stretch across the sky. The light was pale, soft, and quiet — the kind of morning that should have brought peace. But inside him, there was no peace at all. His chest felt heavy, his head full.He looked back at Savannah, still sleeping. Her face looked calm, almost like she was dreaming of something good. Her hand rested on her small baby bump. That sight made him smile weakly, even though his heart was storming. He whispered, “You don’t deserve any of this. Not fear, not pain. Only peace.” But he knew peace would not come easy. Not after that message. Not after Nathaniel. Adrian walked quietly out of the room, careful not to make a sound. He went downstairs and called Detective Henry again. “Detective, good morning. Did you find anything yet?” Henry’s voice was firm. “Good morning, Mr. Blake. We traced the number that sent the message ‘We are close.’ It’s a disposable sim card — unregistered, very professional.

It was a bright afternoon, calm and peaceful. The birds outside sang softly, and Savannah felt the cool breeze brush against her skin as she stood near the balcony. For the first time in weeks, she felt like she could breathe again. Adrian had gone out for a short business meeting, promising to be back in an hour. “Don’t stress yourself, baby,” he had said before leaving. “I’ll be back soon. I’ve asked Rose to stay close to you.” Savannah smiled and nodded, waving at him as he left. But deep down, a strange feeling was crawling inside her. Something didn’t feel right. She turned to Rose. “I just want to take a short walk outside the gate. I’ll be fine.” Rose hesitated. “Madam, sir said—” “I’ll only be a minute,” Savannah interrupted softly. “I just need some fresh air.” Rose sighed and nodded. “Okay ma’am, but please be careful.” Savannah stepped out of the gate. The air outside was fresh, the sun warm. She rubbed her belly gently and whispered to her unborn baby,

The news spread fast. By the time the police finished taking Rose’s statement, the whole street was full of neighbors and sirens. Adrian could not stand still. He paced like a man on fire, calling anyone who might help. His head felt empty and full at the same time. He had to move. He had to find her.Detective Henry arrived quickly. He was calm, the kind of calm that made others less crazy. He put a hand on Adrian’s shoulder. “Tell me everything again, slowly,” he said.Adrian told the story in a broken voice. He told Henry about the van, the masks, the way Savannah screamed. He told him about the strange call that said, “We have your wife.” Henry listened, taking notes, eyes sharp.“We’ll run CCTV from the area,” Henry said. “We’ll check the route, the traffic cameras, any plate, any van. We’ll put out an alert to nearby units. We’ll get men on the road. We have to move fast.”Adrian nodded like a man who agreed with anything. He wanted to do more than nod. He wanted to hunt. He w

Two days later, Savannah was finally discharged from the hospital. Her hand was still bandaged, and Adrian’s shoulder had a light dressing, but both of them were just grateful to be alive. When they got home, Liam came running toward them the moment they stepped inside. “Mommy! Daddy!” he shouted happily. He hugged Savannah’s legs tightly. “I missed you so much!” Savannah smiled weakly, tears of joy filling her eyes. “I missed you too, baby.” Adrian lifted Liam into his arms and kissed his cheek. “Our little man has been so strong,” he said softly. “You made Mommy proud.” Aunty Lisa came out from the kitchen, wiping her hands on her apron. The moment she saw Savannah, she broke into tears. “Oh thank God you’re back safe, my child!” she cried, hugging her tightly. Savannah smiled and held her close. “I’m fine now, Aunty Lisa. Everything is over.” Aunty Lisa nodded and looked at Adrian. “Thank you, my son. You did well. You protected her just like I prayed.” Adrian smi