Todos os capítulos de The Billionaire's Accidental Wife : Capítulo 101 - Capítulo 110

Dante:“Luke, park the car!” I yelled immediately I sighted the van, which my men had circled.“We’re in the middle of the road, I can't just pack it out here—”“Just—” I reached for the door handle, the call with my mother was still connected and I could hear her speaking but that quickly became the least of my problems.Luke immediately swerved. And everything after that happened so fast.One second, he was parking the car near right in the middle of the road close to where my men had set up a roadblock. The next, I was stepping out, my eyes scanning the scene.Three of my men had guns drawn, the driver of the van with his hands raised, shouting that there was no one in the back.A gun was pressed to his forehead and I saw fear flash in his eyes as he reached for his pocket searching for something.He brought out a key which he handed to Latt, one of my men who rushed to the back of the car with the key, trying to fit it into the padlock.I saw the moment he realized the driver had

Dante:The first thing I heard when I woke up was the beeping sound of a monitor.My eyes felt heavy, and the first thing I heard when I woke up was the beep-beep sound of a monitor nearby. I forced my eyes open, blinking against the disorientation and fluorescent lights.White ceiling, blue and white curtains and white bedsheets with white walls.It took me a moment of looking around to know I was in a hospital.And then every single thing came rushing back at once from the van going over the bridge, followed by the explosion under water, and then it was followed by an image of Ava floating motionless in the water as I dragged her unconscious body to the surface.Ava. Belle. Ava and Belle, where were they?I jerked upright, and my heart slammed against my ribcage at the sudden movement.“Whoa, easy.” A hand pressed on my shoulder, pushing me back down. I turned my head and saw Dylan standing right beside the bed. “You need to rest.”I shook my head, “I don’t need to rest.”He sighed

Dante:I don't know how long I stayed there, leaning against the wall outside Ava's room. Time felt strange, like it was moving too slow and too fast at the same time.My legs were shaking from something that made my whole body feel like it was going to collapse in on itself. I could barely hold myself together.The exhaustion was finally settling in. Every single strength I had before leaving my room in hopes of seeing Ava was gone in the blink of an eye.I heard footsteps approaching and looked up to see the same nurse from earlier. She had a wheelchair with her.“Mr. Rossi,” she called out to me gently. “You need to go back to your room. You're still recovering yourself, and you can't be outside like this.”I shook my head. “I'm fine here.”That was a blatant lie. I was far from fine. I was devastated and tired.“Sir, you collapsed earlier. You need rest,” the nurse persisted.“I said I'm fine.”She gave me a worried look, then sighed, "You're not fine. And if you don't get back on

Dante:I stepped into the hallway and walked back into my room, searching for Dylan.The moment I opened the door, my steps slowed to a stop as I found not just Dylan but also Marcus and Luke in my hospital room, looking like they had been waiting for me.“How long have you guys been here?” I said, stepping into the room and shutting the door behind me.Marcus looked like he'd been through hell. His usually folded clothes were rumpled, and there were dark circles under his eyes. Luke looked better, but not by much. Both of them had the same exhausted, worried expressions. And that left a heavy feeling in my chest.What on earth could make them look this way? Especially Luke, who usually has a blank expression and could control how he looked.“They’ve been here for over an hour. Got here the moment you left.”“Oh. Why didn't you look for me?” I said, stepping in fully and walking over to the dispenser to get a glass of water.“You were… busy with something much more important,” Marcus

Dante:I slipped the paper into my pocket as the elevator doors slid shut. I frowned, brushing my fingers through my hair, trying to figure out what Cecily wanted to talk about that required meeting on the rooftop instead of just saying it in the hallway.I pulled out my phone from my pocket and glanced at the list of missed calls before tapping on my sister’s number.The call rang for a couple of seconds before it was answered, “Oh my God, I thought you passed away or something. I've been trying to reach out to you for hours. What the hell were you up to that you weren't with your phone?” Nat rambled on and on, furious that I hadn't answered any of her calls or even called back for the past couple of hours.I ran my fingers over my face. “It’s a long story. Are you busy right now?”“No. Liam's at school, and I'm just at home. By the way, I've been trying to reach out to Ava;p I wonder why she isn't reachable.”Instead of explaining everything through a call, I asked, “Can you come to