Lahat ng Kabanata ng My Husband's Affair, My Anniversary Gift : Kabanata 91 - Kabanata 100

David stayed with Olivia the whole day. He didn't step out of her room once, not even when the doctors came and went. His mind wasn't only on her health; it was also weighed down by the chaos outside those hospital walls. The rumors were everywhere, spreading like wildfire—photos, posts, whispers. He already knew about it all, but he didn't react.His biggest fear was not what people said about him. It was Olivia.She wasn't strong enough yet, and he dreaded the moment she would hear the ugly things circulating online. If she saw them, if she believed them, he wasn't sure her heart could take it.By evening, when Olivia finally drifted to sleep, he left her side and drove straight to Marina's place.The maid announced him, and within seconds, Marina came running down the stairs."David…" Her voice cracked with relief as she rushed forward."Marina... careful," he said quickly, a frown creasing his face. His eyes dropped to her still-fragile frame. She had only just been discharged yes

Lily stared at her phone for hours that night, waiting without admitting to herself that she was waiting. Every time the screen lit up, her heart jumped, only to crash when it wasn't him. And then, finally, the truth sank in like a stone dropped into water: he wasn't going to call or explain.And strangely, it didn't break her the way it once would have.Instead, it made something inside her sharper, colder.She told herself, Enough.There was only one thing she wanted now. Not answers. Not apologies. Not some half-hearted excuse that would never change anything.Divorce.That was it.She was tired, tired in a way that reached her bones. Tired of the fights, the insults, the confusion. Tired of waiting for someone who never came. Tired of being the woman who stood in the shadows while the world believed Marina was the one by his side.Her chest felt tight just thinking about Olivia, lying weak in the hospital bed. Olivia had always been kind to her, always treated her differently than

Lily knocked softly on the polished mahogany door."Come in," Claire's calm voice floated from inside.Stepping into the CEO's spacious office, Lily found Claire at her desk, a stack of files neatly arranged, her assistant standing at attention nearby. Claire signed one last document and handed it over."Tell the team we'll go as planned," Claire said smoothly."Alright, boss," the assistant replied before leaving the office, shutting the door behind them."Have a seat, Lily," Claire gestured."Thank you," Lily said politely as she sat down across from her. "Did you want to discuss something important?""Yes," Claire's gaze sharpened as she pushed a sleek, black envelope across the table.Lily frowned and picked it up, carefully sliding the card out. "This is…?" Her eyes blinked in confusion as the elegant letters caught her attention.An invitation.To the gala."I already have plans for tomorrow and can't cancel them," Claire explained. "So, I'm giving this to you."Lily froze, star

Lily froze, staring at it. Every instinct screamed at her to keep her distance. But the thought of stumbling out alone, with cameras waiting to capture any trace of weakness… she hated it. With a reluctant exhale, she placed her hand in his.His grip was steady. Firm, but not forceful."Ready?" he asked softly, his eyes catching hers for a brief moment.She didn't answer. But when her heels hit the red carpet, her spine straightened on instinct.The reaction was immediate.The first murmur started from the reporters standing near the barricade. Then the clicking grew louder, faster, like a rainstorm of shutters. Voices rose, calling out:"Mr. Grey! Over here!""Who's the lady with you, Mr. Grey?""Is this your fiancée?!"Lily's face heated under the flashing lights. She lowered her gaze slightly, trying to maintain composure, but her heart hammered in her chest.She whispered through the corner of her lips, her voice edged with frustration. "This is exactly what I didn't want."Jacob

The gala hall glittered with golden light, the sound of champagne glasses clinking echoing like soft music beneath the hum of conversations. Laughter and polite applause moved around like waves, every corner filled with business elites and media eyes watching for the smallest crack in perfection.Lily stood still, near Jacob, her expression serene, almost unshakable. Inside, her chest burned like fire, but she didn't let a flicker of it show. Her hand slowly lifted, fingers brushing against the ring. Tonight, she had dared to place it back on her finger for the first time since the wedding.And now, just as everyone basked in David's public declaration of Marina as his "only love," Lily's calm hand reached down. She twisted the ring off her finger, the tiny circle of diamond gleaming in the light.Jacob, sharp-eyed as always, caught the movement instantly. His brows shot up. "What are you doing?" he muttered under his breath, eyes narrowing at her.Lily's lips curved, almost playful,