All Chapters of I Didn’t Mean to Divorce You : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Chapter 62–Michael’s POVThree days.That was all it took for everything to change.Kayla’s daughter, was finally healed. I can't refer to her as my daughter again. The doctors were smiling again, congratulating us like we were some happy little family that had survived a scare.I stood there, nodding, thanking them, playing the role.But inside, something was dead. I could no longer call her my daughter.The truth had been uncovered. The DNA results were still burned into my memory, every word etched into my brain with merciless clarity.Probability of paternity: 0%.She was never mine and Kayla knew.That realization hurt more than I expected not because I loved her, but because of the years stolen from me. Six years of manipulation. Six years of threats. Six years of being cornered, controlled, silenced.I had distanced myself completely. She tried to fight anything for me to forgive her but this time, she couldn’t threaten me anymore.For the first time in years, I was free and I

Chapter 64–Kaden’s POV(The masked man )Shit.How could I have forgotten something that important?Laura didn’t know who she was.The realization hit me like a punch to the gut the moment the words slipped out of my mouth. Wolf-forbidden spray. The moment I said it, I knew I had messed up.But she wasn’t letting it go.She stood there with her eyes narrowed, her expression hardening with every second of silence I gave her.“You’re going to explain what you meant,” she said, her voice calm but dangerously firm. “I’m not moving from this spot until you do.”Damn it.I tried to laugh it off, tried to shift the topic, but she wasn’t budging. She had always been stubborn, but this was something else. It was like some instinct inside her knew I was hiding something crucial.I reached for her mind.A gentle push. A soft pull. Just enough to blur her memory, to make the moment foggy but nothing happened.I tried again, pushing harder this time, still nothing.My eyes widened slightly.Impossi

Chapter 66–Daniel’s POVHow could he be so stupid?The question kept repeating in my head as we sped away from that cursed place, the night air rushing past the windows while my mind refused to slow down.He actually disappeared right in front of Laura.Did he have any idea how dangerous that was?Did he know, did he care that Laura had no idea who she really was? That her world was already cracking, that her sanity was hanging by a fragile thread? Why would he do something so reckless? Why would he push her closer to the truth when she clearly wasn’t ready for it?Or worse… Maybe he wanted her to suffer.I clenched my fists, staring at the road ahead while pretending to focus on driving. My heart was still racing from anger.I glanced at Laura through the rearview mirror.She was sitting in the back seat, Enzo asleep on her lap, her arms wrapped protectively around him. Her eyes were distant, unfocused, like she was somewhere else entirely.She had seen too much these daysI was quic

Chapter 68–Micheal’s POVThe morning sunlight filtered through the blinds of my room, but it did nothing to soften the storm brewing inside me. Kayla had tried every trick she could think of to bend me, to plead, to beg but I had none of it. I had made my choice, and nothing she could do would change it. Her manipulation, her threats, her attempts to tug at my sense of duty, had all been cut off. I had made sure of that.She had been sent away from my house. Permanently, I hoped no more late-night calls, no more messages dripping with false sorrow or veiled threats. I wasn’t going to play the victim in her games anymore. The elders still thought they could control me through fear and threats, but they had clearly underestimated who I was dealing with and more importantly, who I had become.After making sure she had left my life entirely, I allowed myself a moment to breathe and focused. I could finally move without the weight of her manipulations dragging me down. But I still had unf

Chapter 70–Laura’s POVWe later got to the firm late in the evening. The date actually relieved me a lot.Most of the junior associates had already left the office. I preferred this hour, the calm when the world slowed down enough for me to breathe.Yet, my mind refused to settle.Daniel’s words followed me like a shadow.I dropped my bag on the couch in my office and loosened my blazer, walking toward the window.A knock interrupted my thoughts.“Come in,” I said, going back to my seat.Selene stepped inside, holding a tablet against her chest. She looked younger than William(my former PA), maybe mid-twenties, with neat hair pulled into a low bun. There was something about her that made me feel watched, though she hadn’t done anything wrong.“Your schedule for tomorrow has been finalized,” she said. “The board briefing is at nine, and Mr. Daniel requested your presence personally.”“I’ll be there,” I replied.She stood there for some time, then added, “He also asked that you review t