All Chapters of I Didn’t Mean to Divorce You : Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

Chapter 141_Daniel’s POVBy the time we reached Laura’s house, the night had grown quiet.The city lights glowed faintly in the distance, and the streets around her neighborhood were calm. My body still ached from the fight with Aryn. Even though my werewolf healing had already started working, the soreness remained, reminding me just how brutal that battle had been.Michael parked the car in front of Laura’s house.For a moment, none of us spoke.Laura sat in the back seat, still looking a little pale. The sedatives Aryn had used on her hadn’t fully worn off yet, but she was conscious enough to understand what was happening around her.“We’re here,” Michael finally said.Laura nodded slowly.I stepped out first and walked around the car. Michael helped Laura out carefully, keeping a steady hand near her in case she lost her balance. She tried to act strong, but I could tell she was still weak.We guided her toward the front door. Laura unlocked it and pushed it open.The house was qu

Chapter 143 – Laura’s POVAfter Michael and Daniel left, the house felt unusually quiet. The sudden stillness was almost deafening, and I realized I had been holding my breath for the last few minutes without noticing it. I rubbed my temples, trying to calm the rapid thoughts. I should have felt safe now that it was over, but there was a tension in my chest I couldn’t shake. I couldn’t stop thinking about Michael, the way he had looked, the way he had moved, the relief on his face when he finally got to me. And then there was the hug that happened in the courthouse.The memory hit me like a jolt. It had been such a small, instinctive thing, me stepping forward to hug him after he had won the case and retrieved his shares. I hadn’t meant to, not fully. But the moment I wrapped my arms around him, I felt something in my chest tighten, something old and buried that I had long convinced myself I didn’t feel anymore.I closed my eyes, letting myself remember the warmth, the tension, the c

Chapter 145 – Laura’s POVI had barely fallen asleep when the vibration of my phone on the bedside table pulled me out of it. For a moment I thought about ignoring the phone and going back to sleep, but something about the persistent buzzing made my heartbeat with unease.I reached for the phone and blinked at the screen, trying to focus my eyes.Daniel.That alone was enough to make the last traces of sleep disappear from my mind.Daniel rarely contacted me unless something important had happened. My fingers moved quickly as I opened the message, and the moment I read the words on the screen, my heart dropped."Michael fainted. I rushed him to the hospital. The doctors are treating him now.For several seconds I simply stared at the message, rereading it again and again as if the words might suddenly change.Michael fainted?My mind immediately jumped back to earlier that night. When Daniel and Michael had brought me home, Michael had looked tired, yes, but nothing about him suggeste

Chapter 147 – Laura’s POVI stepped out of the room slowly and let the door close behind me.For a moment, I simply stood there. My mind was far from calm.Seeing Michael lying unconscious on that hospital bed had shaken me more than I expected. His face had been pale, far paler than I had ever seen it before, and the steady rise and fall of his chest had been the only reassurance that he was still breathing normally.I exhaled quietly and folded my arms across my chest.It wasn’t my problem. That was what I kept reminding myself.Michael’s condition had nothing to do with me. The only reason I came here tonight was because Daniel had sent that message saying Michael fainted and had been rushed to the hospital.Anyone would have come after receiving a message like that. Anyone with a basic sense of decency would have done the same.At least that was the explanation I kept giving myself.My eyes drifted briefly toward the closed hospital door behind me.I frowned my face slightly.Even

Chapter 149–Michael’s POVThe door closed behind Kayla, but the tension she brought into the room did not leave with her. It lingered in the air like something heavy and unspoken, settling into the silence that followed. For a few seconds, I did not move. My body remained still against the hospital bed, the faint ache in my side pulsing steadily beneath the bandage, but my attention was fixed entirely on Laura.Laura stood a short distance away from the bed, exactly where Kayla had dragged her earlier. Her posture was rigid, her shoulders slightly tense, as though she was holding herself together through sheer control. Anyone who did not know her would have assumed she was calm, unaffected even. But I knew better. The tightness in her expression, the way her fingers curled slightly at her sides, the slow and measured rhythm of her breathing,.all of it betrayed the anger she was suppressing.Daniel remained in the room for only a moment longer. His gaze moved between us, assessing, und