All Chapters of I Didn’t Mean to Divorce You : Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

Chapter 151 – Michael’s POVI drove out of the hospital and didn’t slow down until I was far enough from the main road. My hand stayed pressed against my side, the pain spreading deeper with every passing second. It wasn’t normal again. The wound should have started healing already after what Daniel applied to it, but it hadn’t. Instead, it felt worse, like something inside was resisting every attempt my body made to recover.That alone told me everything I needed to confirm. The blade Aryn used wasn’t from our existence at allI tightened my grip on the steering wheel and took a sharp turn into a less crowded road. I already knew where I was going. There were only a few places that dealt with things like this, and I didn’t have the luxury of wasting time deciding.Another wave of pain hit me, sharper this time, and I exhaled slowly, forcing myself to stay focused. Losing control now wasn’t an option. If this wound got any worse, it wouldn’t just slow me down, it would completely shut

Chapter 153– Michael’s POVI didn’t slow down until I got to the end of the path, even though every step I took felt heavier than the last. The fight I had just left behind had already drained more strength from me than I could afford to lose, and the wound at my side was no longer something I could ignore. It burned with an intensity that refused to fade, spreading deeper instead of healing.I kept moving.The place I was heading to wasn’t visible unless you knew exactly where to look, and I didn’t waste time searching. My focus stayed forward as I pushed through the narrow path until the structure finally came into view. It didn’t look like much from the outside, but that was the point. Places like this were never meant to attract attention.I stepped in without any doubt.The moment I entered, the person inside looked up, and the change in their expression was immediate. They didn’t need an explanation. One glance at me was enough.“You’re late,” they said, but there was no calm in

Chapter 155 – Michael’s POVThe moment Laura agreed to stay back, I didn’t waste time.My attention shifted immediately to what mattered most. Daniel wasn’t unreachable by accident. That alone told me something was wrong, and the longer we delayed, the harder it might become to find him.I stepped slightly away from Laura, keeping my expression controlled while I focused inwardly. The next step required something I had been avoiding using in front of her, but there was no other choice. I closed my eyes briefly and reached out, allowing my senses to sharpen beyond what a normal human perception could handle.The scent came in faint at first, scattered and distant, but as I concentrated, it became clearer. Daniel’s presence was not far from the city. He had moved away from populated areas, likely somewhere quiet, somewhere he could be alone.I followed the trail mentally before opening my eyes again.“I’ve got him,” I said calmly.Laura turned toward me immediately. “Where?”“Not far,”

Chapter 157 – Michael’s POVI didn’t drive off immediately after Laura stepped inside.For a brief moment, I remained parked in front of her house, my hands resting on the steering wheel while my gaze stayed fixed on the entrance she had walked through. The night around me was quiet, but the silence in the car wasn’t empty. It carried weight, the kind that settles when something meaningful has just occurred and hasn’t yet been fully processed.I exhaled slowly, leaning back into the seat as my thoughts began to settle into place. The events of the day had resolved more quickly than expected, yet the implications of those events were far from settled. Daniel’s situation had been addressed, the wound had been treated, and the immediate urgency that had driven everything earlier had passed. But what remained was not something as easily concluded.Laura.Her presence lingered in a way that wasn’t physical but still felt tangible enough to notice. The way she had looked at me earlier, the

Chapter 159 – Michael’s POVI didn’t plan to go to her house but the moment I got into my car, I already knew where I was heading.It wasn’t a decision I thought through. It wasn’t something I justified or debated. It just happened like my body had made the choice before my mind could interfere.And somehow, I didn’t stop it.The road to Laura’s place was quiet, almost empty. My hands rested steadily on the steering wheel, but my attention wasn’t on the road alone. It was split, half on my surroundings, half on a feeling I couldn’t ignore.Something wasn’t right.I couldn’t explain it yet, couldn’t point to anything specific, but it lingered at the back of my mind.By the time I pulled up in front of her house, the feeling hadn’t faded.If anything, it had settled deeper.I stepped out of the car and shut the door quietly, my gaze immediately sweeping across the area. Everything looked normal calm and undisturbed but I didn’t trust appearances.I moved toward the house. The lights ins