All Chapters of Kissed My Ex's Brother : Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Third Person POVOne month had passed since the emotional breakfast at Enzo’s parents’ house. Life in Elena’s mansion had settled into a busy but warm routine. Wedding preparations for Enzo and Lila were in full swing. Swatches of silk and lace, flower arrangements, and seating charts covered the large oak table in the sunroom. Elena, Lila, and Mrs. Carter sat together most afternoons, discussing details while drinking tea. Adrian and Enzo handled security and logistics from the study. And Annie — now well into her ninth month — had become the heart of the household.Her belly was beautifully round and heavy with the twins. She moved more slowly these days, but her presence brought a gentle calm to everyone. The group made sure she was never alone. Someone was always nearby — adjusting pillows, bringing fresh juice, or simply sitting with her so she wouldn’t feel the weight of the coming changes alone.That afternoon, the sunroom was filled with soft laughter and conversation. Lila

Third Person POVThe mansion settled into a gentle rhythm in the days following the twins’ arrival. Sunlight streamed through tall windows, casting warm patterns across polished floors. Soft coos and occasional cries replaced the earlier tension of hospital monitors. Annie moved through her days with a quiet grace she was still getting used to—rocking one baby while Elena or Lila helped with the other, stealing moments of sleep when the twins napped in sync.The nursery had become the heart of the home. Elias, sturdy and alert, often waved his little fists as if already ready to take on the world. Aurora, delicate and observant, would stare up with wide, dark eyes that seemed to drink in every face. Peace had finally taken root. Mornings brought shared breakfasts where Adrian quietly ensured everything ran smoothly, Lila fussed over tiny outfits, and Elena offered steady, motherly wisdom. Even the staff moved with lighter steps, their smiles genuine.Enzo had returned the previous e

Third Person POVOne month. It had only been thirty days since Elias and Aurora entered the world, yet the mansion felt transformed by their presence. The nursery, once a quiet space of anticipation, now hummed with the soft rhythms of newborn life—gentle cries that melted into contented sighs, the sweet scent of baby powder and milk, and the endless cycle of feedings, changings, and stolen naps. Annie stood at the center of it all, stronger than she had been in months, though the shadows of exhaustion under her eyes told the real story of motherhood.The group decided to mark the occasion with a small, intimate celebration. Balloons in soft pastels dotted the sunroom, a modest vanilla cake with tiny handprint decorations sat on the table, and a camera waited to capture every precious moment. Elena had organized everything with her usual care, while Lila and Enzo contributed playful touches—tiny party hats that would never stay on the babies’ heads and a mountain of wrapped gifts.A

Adrian’s POV I watched Elena closely as we sat in the private doctor’s office. Her hand gripped mine tightly, nerves and excitement radiating off her in waves. The doctor reviewed her test results with a kind smile. “Everything looks excellent, Elena. You’re perfectly healthy and in a great position to conceive. I’d recommend tracking ovulation, prenatal vitamins, and a balanced lifestyle. When you’re ready, we can discuss further options.” Elena’s face lit up with pure joy. “Thank you, doctor,” she whispered, her voice trembling with emotion. She turned to me, eyes shining. “Adrian… we’re really doing this.” I squeezed her hand, my chest tight with love and determination. “We are. I can’t wait to see you carrying our child.” Seeing her this happy made every protective instinct in me stronger. I would give her the family she dreamed of. On the drive back to the mansion, Elena chattered excitedly about baby names and nursery ideas. I smiled, but my mind was also on another matter

Third Person POVA few days had passed since Annie’s decision to stay until the wedding. The mansion was buzzing with final preparations. Tomorrow was the big day — Lila and Enzo’s wedding. Tonight, they had planned a combined rehearsal dinner and bachelor-bachelorette party in the beautifully decorated garden.The evening started with the rehearsal. Everyone practiced their roles. The twins, dressed in tiny formal outfits, stole the show. Elias suddenly let out his first proper laugh — a bright, bubbly sound — when Adrian made a funny face at him. The entire group erupted in cheers. Aurora watched her brother with wide eyes, as if amazed by the sound. Annie’s heart swelled with both joy and sadness.Later, the party turned lively. Music played softly, lights twinkled overhead, and laughter filled the air. Annie stood a little away, watching everyone. Mark approached her gently and offered his hand.“May I have this dance?” he asked softly.Annie hesitated for a second, then took hi