Too Late , I am Carrying His Child のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 61 - チャプター 70

The sound of high heels echoed on the marble floor as Cassandra walked into the living room, dressed in a silk robe. Her hair was perfectly styled even though it was just morning. Nathaniel was already sitting on the couch, reading a business file. His tie hung loose around his neck, and a cup of coffee rested beside him. Cassandra smiled sweetly as she walked up to him. “Good morning, darling,” she said in a soft tone, wrapping her arms around his neck from behind. Nathaniel didn’t look up. “Morning.” She pouted playfully and came around to sit beside him. “Why do you always sound so cold in the morning? You should say it sweetly, you know.” He gave a faint smile and took a sip of his coffee. “I have work on my mind. You know how it is.” Cassandra rolled her eyes slightly and leaned closer. “Work, work, work. That’s all you ever think about. Can’t you rest and enjoy what you already have?” Nathaniel looked at her calmly. “If I stop working, we lose everything. You

That night was calm. The sound of the wind blew softly through the curtains as Savannah sat on her bed, brushing her long hair slowly. The light from the small lamp made her skin glow. Her thoughts were far, but her heart was restless. She had tried to sleep but couldn’t. Her mind kept going back to Adrian — his smile, his care, the way he always looked at her like she was the only woman in the world. A soft knock came on the door. “Come in,” she said quietly. The door opened, and Adrian stepped in, wearing a simple shirt and trousers. His hair was a bit messy, and his smile was gentle. “You’re not sleeping yet?” Savannah smiled faintly. “I was trying to.” He walked closer and sat beside her on the bed. “Are you okay? Did the baby move too much?” She shook her head. “No, I’m fine. The baby is calm tonight.” There was silence between them for a while. The air felt warm, not because of the weather but because of their closeness. Adrian looked at her face. “Savannah,” h

Cassandra sat in the living room, wearing a silk robe and holding a glass of wine. The morning sun shone through the big window, making the gold curtains glow. She looked relaxed, but her mind was far from peaceful. Nathaniel came down the stairs, fixing the buttons on his shirt. He was getting ready for work. Cassandra looked up and smiled sweetly. “Good morning, darling,” she said, crossing her legs. Nathaniel gave her a small nod. “Morning.” She watched him for a moment, then stood up and walked to him, wrapping her arms around his neck. “You’ve been so busy lately, my love. You hardly have time for me.” He sighed and gently moved her hands. “You know I have a lot to handle at the company.” Cassandra frowned slightly. “Company, company, company… that’s all I hear every day. What about me, Nathaniel? Don’t I matter anymore?” Nathaniel picked up his car key from the table. “You have everything you want here. I take care of you, don’t I?” Cassandra smiled again but her

The night was calm, the kind that made the sky look like a black sea full of shining stars. Inside Nathaniel’s mansion, all the lights were off except one lamp in Cassandra’s room. She sat in front of the mirror, brushing her long black hair slowly. Her red lips curved into a smile that wasn’t innocent. She looked at her reflection and whispered, “He’s waiting.” She stood up, picked up her bag, sprayed her perfume, and looked at herself again. “Perfect,” she said softly, then walked out of the room like a shadow. Downstairs, the maids were asleep. The guard at the gate looked at her, surprised to see her dressed up at that hour. She gave him a sharp look, and he turned his face away. No one dared to question her. She entered her car and drove out quietly. The night was dark but she didn’t care. Her heart was full of excitement. She wasn’t going to meet Nathaniel. She was going to see Marcus — her secret lover. Marcus was waiting at the corner of a quiet street, standing besi

Adrian drove out that afternoon with a big smile on his face. He couldn’t stop thinking about Savannah. Every time her face came into his mind, he found himself smiling like a fool. The way she had finally said yes still played over and over in his head. For the first time in a long while, he felt truly happy — like he had everything he ever wanted. The woman he loved was finally his. He parked his car in front of his best friend’s house. Daniel had been his friend since college, the only person who truly knew him inside out. Without knocking, Adrian walked in. The maid opened the door for him with a bow. Daniel came out from the living room holding a cup of juice. “Hey, look who we have here!” he said with a grin. “The mighty Adrian himself. What brings you here so early?” Adrian laughed and sat down. “Can’t I visit my friend again?” Daniel smiled. “You can, but you only show up when something big happens. So talk, what’s making you grin like that?” Adrian leaned back on