All Chapters of Rejected By My Husband: Cherished By My Three Brothers : Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

Serena’s POVNathan's words lingered in the air for a long time after he was done talking. For a moment it felt like the room itself had stopped breathing. Leo stood beside me without moving, his eyes fixed on Nathan’s face. I felt the weight of the silence press gently against my chest.“And he didn’t survive,” Nathan repeated again.The words felt strange in my ears.Charles Valehart was dead.Leo sat back in his chair slowly and ran his hand along his jaw. His eyes moved toward me, searching my face carefully. I could tell he expected some kind of strong reaction from me.But none came.Instead, a strange calm came over my mind. It was not happiness. It was not a relief either.It felt more like a silence that follows a storm when the sky is still gray and the ground is wet.Nathan watched me carefully. “Serena,” he said softly, “are you okay?”I blinked once and looked down at my hands. “Yes,” I answered slowly. “I think so.”My voice sounded calm, but my chest was empty..Leo

Serena's POVThe newspaper stayed in my hands long after I finished reading the article. The morning breeze blew softly through the garden. Leo looked at me from across the table and seemed worried. I slowly folded the paper and placed it beside my cup of tea.“So the world knows now,” Leo said gently.His voice carried calm curiosity rather than worry. I looked toward the rising sun beyond the trees while I thought about what she said.“Yes,” I said softly. “It seems they do.”Leo leaned back in his chair and crossed his arms. Behind the small smile on his face, you could tell that he was thinking about something very important. The situation felt strange, one week earlier the inheritance had been a secret.Now it was front page news.Nathan stepped into a moment later with a tablet in his hand. He looked from Leo to me before speaking. He always had that serious look on his face when something important was going on.“There’s more,” Nathan said.Leo sighed softly."I knew you were go

Serena’s POVThe ride back from the cemetery was quiet, but it was not the same as before. There was something heavy in the air, like the sky before it started to rain. The thought of Damian's grave stayed clear in my mind as I looked out the window at the road. Leo drove with one hand on the driving wheel and looked at me every once in a while to make sure I was okay.“I’m glad you went,” Leo said gently after a while.His voice was calm, but I could tell he had been thinking carefully about what to say. I turned slightly toward him and nodded, letting out a deep breath. The visit brought back old memories and shut a door I had left half open for too long.“I had to,” I replied quietly. Leo nodded and did not press the conversation further. The rest of the ride went with the soft sound of the car engine and the wind brushing against the windows. When the estate gates finally appeared ahead, the sight brought a small feeling of comfort to my chest.Nathan was already waiting in the ma

Serena's POVThe drive back from the meeting felt longer than it should have been. I held the letter in my hands, folded neatly inside its envelope, yet it felt heavier than anything I had carried in a long time. Leo kept his eyes on the road while Nathan scrolled through his tablet again, probably already thinking ahead. Leo kept his eyes on the road. No one spoke for some minutes, but the silence did not feel empty, it was full of questions waiting for answers.I watched the city pass by through the window, my reflection faint on the glass. Damian’s words stayed in my mind, as if he were still speaking to me. He had made his choice before he died, and now that choice was left for me to make. I knew this was not just about shares or control, it was about what I would do with what he left behind.When we got to the mansion, Adrian was already waiting in the main hall. He stood near the staircase with his jacket still on, he had just arrived from a business trip, his posture was straig

Serena's POVThe days that followed the bomb prank were different from anything we had faced before. Though there was still danger, it wasn't coming from behind us in the dark. Now, everything was out in the open, sharp and clear, like a storm you could watch from afar before it hit you. Every morning when I woke up, my mind was clear and I was ready to move on instead of dwelling on the past.The work at Valehart Tower became our center once again.The big conference room became a place where important plans and choices were made. There were papers all over the long table, and numbers, forecasts, and legal drafts were shown on screens. Nathan switched between files with calm focus, while Adrian took calls with the board, his voice firm and controlled.Elijah joined us quietly one morning at the office.As he walked into the room, he didn't make a fuss or beg, he just gave a nod. For a moment, Leo looked at him carefully, his eyes sharp with old grudges. I noticed it, but I also notic