Lahat ng Kabanata ng Replacement Love (El Fuego Series 1) (ENGLISH VERSION): Kabanata 131 - Kabanata 140

ALLY’S POV I kept staring at Leon while he carried Leo in his arms. They were playing together in the yard, while Auntie Elsa watched them with pure joy in her eyes. “Alice or Allys… well, they still sound almost the same anyway. And by the way… I’m really sorry I told Engineer Mondragon you were here,” Mika said, glancing at them before continuing. “He came to the coffee shop earlier — so early in the morning too. He asked if I knew where you were. I really didn’t plan on telling him… but I got so scared when I saw how angry and desperate he looked. I didn’t have any other choice but to tell him the truth. I really am sorry.” She paused, then smiled softly. “But you know what? I don’t regret doing it anymore. Because now I can see you two have worked things out and you’re happy again. Your family is whole once more, Allys. I may not know exactly what happened between you two in the past… but I can see clearly how much Engineer Mondragon loves you. And that is the kind of love th

ALLY'S POV I took off my clothes and turned on the shower. As soon as the cold water hit my body, I couldn’t help but feel an overwhelming sense of relief and relaxation. "This feels so nice," I whispered softly to myself, eyes closed, tilting my head up toward the flowing water. I was standing there, enjoying the moment, when I heard the bathroom door open. I quickly wiped the water from my face and turned toward the sound. My eyes widened in shock when I saw Leon standing there, inside the bathroom with me. He wasn't wearing any clothes at all; only a white towel was wrapped loosely around his lower body. I pulled the shower curtain shut in a flash, covering my naked body completely. I could feel my cheeks burning bright red from sudden embarrassment. "W-what are you doing? Why are you in here? Didn't I tell you to watch over Leo while I—" My words were cut short when Leon roughly pulled the shower curtain aside. I instinctively covered my chest with my hands and turned sidew

ALLY’S POV “What’s wrong, baby?” I asked, quickly checking his whole body, worried an insect or something might have bitten him. “I… I just peed on the bed, Mommy… waaaaahhhh!” he cried loudly. Leon and I looked at each other. Immediately, he walked toward the telephone mounted on the wall. “I’ll call housekeeping,” he said, and I nodded in response. Time passed quickly. After we finished our breakfast, we checked out of the resort. We boarded a helicopter, and I honestly thought we were heading straight to Manila — but I was wrong. Our chopper landed in a place I didn’t recognize at all. The moment we stepped down, I saw a sleek black car already waiting for us. An elderly driver stood beside it, clearly having arrived long before us. “Sorry to keep you waiting, Mang Cardo. By the way, this is Allys, my fiancée… and this is Leo, our son,” Leon introduced us to the old man. “Allys, this is Mang Cardo — my grandmother’s personal driver,” Leon added. The old man bowed respectfu

ALLY’S POV I am standing right now on the veranda of the mansion’s second floor, looking down at the people below busily arranging tables in the garden. Some are positioning round tables and chairs, while others are covering them with crisp white tablecloths. A few more are busy decorating and arranging ornaments all around the garden area. If the outside already looks this grand and magnificent, inside the great hall it is even more breathtaking. The whole place seems to shimmer in gold tones, and combined with their incredibly beautiful and expensive chandeliers, it looks like a lavish banquet hall made exclusively for the wealthy and noble. I still can’t believe what I’m seeing. Earlier, the Señora mentioned that just a simple gathering and dinner would be held tonight. But why do I feel like what is about to happen later is far more than just a simple meal? “Excuse me, Señorita. But it is time for you to get ready,” a maid approached me politely. “H-huh? Ahh… ehh… o-okay,” I

ALLY'S POV "LONG LIVE THE NEWLYWEDS!!!" Leon’s friends and all the household staff shouted joyfully, throwing handfuls of flower petals all over us. “Thank you,” I smiled warmly at everyone — Leon did the same, his hand never leaving mine. I glanced over at baby Leo, seated at the table with Kuya Zamrick. He was clapping his hands happily, a smudge of cake still smeared around his lips and on his cheeks. After we officially announced our wedding that same night, we became fully occupied with all the preparations. It took us almost a whole month to complete all the legal documents and arrangements — and we decided to hold Leo’s baptism right on the same day as our wedding. While everything was being organized, we also took the time to visit my stepfather, Tatay Arsing, back in Santa Monica. It turned out the place where I used to live wasn’t far at all from El Fuego; the ride only took about an hour. But we learned that Tatay Arsing had been imprisoned a long time ago, convicted o