Semua Bab I Got Pregnant For The Wrong Twin: Bab 101 - Bab 110

ADRIAN“What do you mean you can’t find her?” The PI was silent for a while, clearly terrified by the tone of my voice. I was standing by the window of my office, staring down at the street below and clutching my phone so tightly that it was a miracle it didn’t shatter. “Mr. Knight, I’m so sorry,” he said. “I’ve done everything I possibly can, and I’ve exhausted all my resources, but she’s completely vanished off the face of the earth.”“This isn’t a fucking movie, Clyde,” I said tightly. “People don’t just snap their fingers and disappear. You told me she went south, didn’t you?”“Yes, but the trail went cold after that,” he said. “Wherever she’s staying, there’s no paper trail at all. She’s completely hidden, and she probably pays in cash. She hasn’t started working anywhere, and I don’t think she’s using a fake identity because I would have found out by now.”I wanted to punch my fist through the glass in rage. I wanted to scream and hurl my phone across the room, or flip my tabl

SERENAI didn’t sleep.I lay on my bed with the light off and my phone face down beside me, staring at the dark ceiling and listening to the apartment breathe. Pipes clicked. The air conditioner kicked on and off. Somewhere downstairs a door slammed, then another, then quiet again. Every sound felt louder than it should have, like my body had decided that rest was a luxury I wasn’t allowed anymore.Every time I closed my eyes, I saw the book in Josh’s hands.Not the cover. Not the color. Just the inside. Just Lily’s name, written clearly, deliberately, like it mattered that it was there.I kept replaying it, trying to find a version of events that didn’t end badly, and failing every time.By morning, I’d given up pretending.I got out of bed slowly, careful not to make noise, and cracked my door open. Lily’s door was shut. Josh wasn’t there. The apartment felt normal again in that way that made my skin crawl, like nothing had ever happened.I went to the kitchen and poured coffee I di

AIDENThe boardroom was so silent that you could have heard a pin drop in it. Twelve of us sat around the table with our laptops open and papers neatly stacked, and coffee cups untouched or already cold. And yet the room felt empty. The quarterly report glowed on the screen at the far end of the room, with numbers that lined up cleanly, graphs rising and falling like they were supposed to mean something when all I could see was a fucking mess. Adrian sat to my right with his shoulders tense and his jaw tight, pretending to read something on his tablet even though I knew he'd memorized the figures already.No one said anything at all, which was odd since I thought they would have a lot of things to complain about, specifically concerning me. I let the silence stretch on longer than necessary, watching them shift in their seats and watching the discomfort settle in. This was what they did when they were afraid to say something out loud. They waited for someone else to speak up, and I

SERENAI didn't move for a long time after the door shut.The click of the lock echoed in my head louder than it should have. The apartment felt stretched out and hollow, like all the air had been sucked into the hallway with him. The television was still on, some random commercial playing at low volume, cheerful music clashing violently with the silence in my chest.I pressed a hand to my stomach.The baby shifted."I know," I whispered, though I wasn't sure what I was responding to.Footsteps padded softly down the hallway. Lily didn't say anything at first. She just stood near the edge of the living room like she was approaching a wounded animal."Did he..." she started, then stopped. "Did he just leave?""Yes.""Like leave-leave?""Yes."She walked fully into the room now and picked up the remote, muting the television. The silence deepened."I'm sorry," she said quietly."Why are you apologizing?""Because I changed the channel too late. Because I should've warned him. Because I

SERENADaniel didn’t call the next morning.I woke up earlier than usual, not because I slept well, but because I barely slept at all. My body was tired, but my brain kept replaying everything from last night. The way his voice cracked. The way he said he wasn’t done, just needed space. The way Rafael’s voice slithered through my phone like he had every right to know where I was.I lay in bed staring at the ceiling for a while before I finally rolled onto my side and checked my phone.No new messages.I hated that I felt disappointed. I hated how needy and desperate I’d become, and how empty I felt without him. I shouldn’t be this sad because I’d fucked up everything with Daniel. I should be okay with it. And yet, it felt like a part of my soul had been crushed, and I had no way to undo it. The baby suddenly shifted gently, and I pressed my palm to my stomach. “You’re fine,” I muttered. “We’re fine.”But that felt like a lie.When I stepped into the living room, Lily was already awak