All Chapters of WITHOUT WARNING: Book 2 Of The Redemption Series : Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Sienna’s POVWhen I wake up, I’m tangled in Knox’s arms like always. Every time we fall asleep, he wraps around me like I’m something precious he refuses to let go of. It’s his way of making sure I feel safe, of reminding me that I’m protected, no matter what’s happening outside these four walls.I glance at the clock. “Shit,” I mumble. “We slept late.”It’s after three in the afternoon, and he’s still out cold.Maybe it’s everything weighing on us from the assault, the case, the baby, all the chaos. It’s like life’s been throwing punches nonstop, and the exhaustion finally caught up with us.I sigh and try to wiggle out of his grip, but his arms only tighten. Typical.I slide my hand up and start tickling under his chin while pressing soft kisses against his chest. He groans, low and sleepy.“Baby, you better stop before you get something started.”I chuckle. “Then let me go so I can use the bathroom.”He laughs, still half asleep, and finally releases me. I dart off before he change

Sienna’s POVI’m running through a cloud of darkness. I can’t see anything, but I keep going, searching for a way out. My feet hit the ground hard, the sound echoing like I’m trapped in some endless void. My chest is tight, my breath short. Then suddenly, I see something ahead, a faint outline, maybe a doorway. I rush toward it and stumble into what looks like a garage.But when I turn around, there’s nothing. Just blackness swallowing everything. A sound cuts through the air, a baby crying. My heart pounds faster as I spin in circles, trying to find it. “Hello?” My voice cracks. The crying grows louder. I look down, and there’s nothing. No baby, no light, no walls. Just darkness again.Panic rushes through me. I can’t find the way out. I can’t breathe. My throat tightens. Then, suddenly, I wake up. My body jerks upright, heart racing. It was a dream. A damn nightmare. Again.I exhale shakily and run a hand over my face. I’ve had this dream two nights in a row, and it’s starting to sc

Carmen’s POVThe alarm clock buzzes, and I sigh as I wake up. My eyes meet the sleepy face of this handsome man next to me, Stephen, who groans softly before saying, “Come on, babe, we gotta get up.”I roll over, still tired, watching him throw his legs over the side of the bed and stand. His back muscles flex as he stretches, and I can’t help but lick my lips, shaking my head as I whisper, “ Down girl. We gotta go to work.”I’ve been staying over here since before we got back from our mini trip and we got back yesterday, so today we are both returning to work, and I’ve got an online class later, too.He glances back at me, still half-asleep. “I’m gonna jump in the shower, okay, babe?” he says, yawning, then he continues.,“Damn, I’m tired., plus this working five days a week is something new for me. I’m definitely not used to this. Going to school and working full-time, is a totally different thing.”I chuckle softly. “Yeah, it is. But I’m not working full-time, only part-time. I'm

Sienna’s POV As Knox storms around the office, I stand near Grandpa Thomas, trying to keep my composure. I glance up just in time to see Knox pick up his phone and dial down to Floor 2. His voice sharpens, his tone focused. “Yo, Mav, what’s up? You got any cases this morning?” he says. There’s a pause, then a nod. “Good, good, good. Can you ride with us down to the Oak Park Police Department? Alright, bet... we’ll meet you down in the lobby. Cool. See you in a few.” He hangs up, his jaw tight. Then he looks over at me. “Come on, let’s go.” Granddad gives me a warm, but heavy look. “Alright, son, calm down. Remember, the offer still stands,” he says before pulling me in for a hug. I hug him back, but my eyes flick to Knox, confused. What offer? Grandpa’s words hang in the air, cryptic and weighted. Knox doesn’t explain... he just gives Grandpa a brief nod. “Thanks for coming by, Granddad,” he says. Grandpa pats his shoulder. “You two take care of yourselves. I’m gonna go check

Third-person POV As the weeks passed since the incident with Derrick, life began to settle into a rhythm that was tense but stable. At the time of the attack, Sienna had been eight weeks pregnant; now, she was seventeen weeks along. The morning sickness had faded, replaced by a soft swell beneath her dresses and the cautious calm of someone trying to hold it all together.The situation with Universal Airlines had exploded. What began as a few complaints had now turned into a massive class action suit with thousands of passengers stepping forward with similar stories. The office buzzed like a beehive. Everyone was working late nights and early mornings, files stacked on every desk, coffee cups crowding every corner.For Sienna, the chaos was both a blessing and a distraction. The threatening messages had long stopped, and though there were no signs of Derrick, she knew he hadn’t gone far. His court date was less than a day away, and the tension surrounding it lived heavily in her ches