All Chapters of MY EX IS PREGNANT FOR ME : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

The storm hadn’t let up. Thunder rolled through the city like a warning, echoing off the glass towers. Adrian led Lena through the quiet halls of his penthouse. Every step sounded too loud, too intimate. He didn’t speak, and she didn’t dare break the silence. He opened the guest room door, motioning for her to go inside. “You can stay here for the night,” he said, his voice steady but cold. Lena stepped past him, shivering. The room was spacious — marble floors, pale curtains, soft light spilling from a single lamp. She stood there for a moment, as if afraid to move. Adrian watched her from the doorway. The years apart had changed her — not just the curve of her body, but something deeper. The girl who once laughed at his sarcasm now looked like a ghost in borrowed light. He finally spoke. “You should get out of those wet clothes.” Her eyes flicked to his, startled. “I— I didn’t bring anything else.” He exhaled through his nose, running a hand through his hair. “I’ll have m

The rain hadn’t stopped by morning. It pressed against the windows in endless sheets of silver, the kind of storm that made the whole world feel washed out and new. Adrian hadn’t slept. He stood at the edge of his study, shirt sleeves rolled up, coffee untouched, eyes locked on the computer monitor. The word Erevos blinked back at him from a recovered archive file. The file had been encrypted three levels deep inside his father’s private data vault — something no one should have been able to access but him. The decryption timer ticked down. Two minutes left. Behind him, Lena stirred on the couch. She’d fallen asleep there sometime before dawn, still wrapped in the same blanket. Every few minutes, she would shift restlessly, murmuring things he couldn’t quite make out. He hated that he still noticed the curve of her face when she slept, the tiny sound of her breathing. Two years, and she still found a way to unmake him. The computer chimed. Access granted. A folder opened — a

The hum of the backup generator filled the bunker with a low, anxious vibration. Red lights blinked across the control panel, warning of proximity alerts and motion sensors tripped at the perimeter.Adrian’s hands moved fast across the keyboard, shutting down every traceable signal. “They’ve found the outer entrance. Two minutes, maybe less.”Lena stood by the metal door, still pale, but her eyes burned bright beneath the emergency light. The glow beneath her skin pulsed faster now, matching the rhythm of the alarm — alive, defiant.“Two minutes?” she said quietly. “That’s generous.”Adrian looked at her — really looked. Her hair was messy, damp from sweat, and her hospital gown had been replaced by one of his black shirts, sleeves rolled and tied at the waist. Somehow, even in chaos, she was breathtaking.He grabbed a small duffel from under the console, tossing it toward her. “Change of plans. We’re going through the lower tunnels.”She caught the bag and frowned. “You said those co

The storm had quieted, but the silence that followed was worse than thunder. The small cabin they had taken refuge in creaked under the weight of the night. Every whisper of wind seemed to carry eyes, and every heartbeat in that room echoed like a secret waiting to be spoken.Adrian sat at the table, the flickering glow of the monitor casting sharp lines across his face. The files they’d stolen from Erevos were finally open—barely. Each fragment of data shimmered like broken glass, coded layers upon layers. Lena stood behind him, arms wrapped around herself, her breath uneven.“Tell me this was worth it,” she murmured.Adrian didn’t answer. His eyes were locked on a string of numbers pulsing across the screen. Then, softly, he said, “This isn’t just a project file. It’s a genetic map.”Lena stepped closer, the old wooden floor creaking beneath her feet. “Of what?”He hesitated. “Of you. And… someone else.”The words seemed to pull the air from the room. Lena’s hands went cold.“What d

For a long moment, neither of them breathed.The chamber was filled with the pulse of machines and the slow, steady heartbeat coming from the pod.Lena’s voice was barely a whisper. “He’s… alive.”Adrian moved closer, weapon still drawn, the flickering light painting his face in pale gold. Inside the pod, a small boy floated in translucent fluid, connected by glowing cords that pulsed in rhythm with Lena’s heartbeat.“Not possible,” Adrian muttered. “These projects were terminated before—”“Before what?” Lena turned toward him, trembling. “Before you left them, or before they replaced you?”Her words cut deep, but there wasn’t time to argue.Adrian stepped closer to the control panel beside the pod. A name appeared across the holographic display:> Subject: AL-01Designation: The Firstborn.Genetic Base: A. Cole / L. Hale.Lena’s knees almost gave out. “Adrian… that’s us.”He stared at the screen, the world narrowing to a single point of disbelief. “They used our DNA.”Her hands tremb