Semua Bab Back in His Arms, Back in His Game... a Billionaire's Price: Bab 231 - Bab 237

The Vaughn mansion glowed with soft music, warm lights, and laughter, a room full of memories, some clear, others faint. Candles flickered on the tables, and fresh flowers lined the walls. Sebastian led Alina inside, Charlotte and Aiden close by. Nathaniel was home for the weekend for this important family gathering.Alina paused, taking it all in. Some faces were familiar, others only partly. Her friends from Marlowe, Dr. Jensen and Dr. Lila Monroe, had come even on short notice, showing how much they cared. Adam and Felicia, with Adam’s brother Andrew, greeted her warmly. Sam and Regina held little Noah, who immediately toddled over to Aiden, eyes wide with curiosity.The Vaughn family was there as well. Arthur mingled near Armando, Rebecca, Antonio, and Martina, while Lucien, Lucille, Jack, and Olivia moved easily through the crowd. Wilfred, the long-time bu

A month later, Alina woke slowly, the morning light spilling across their bedroom. Her eyes fell on the ring still resting on her finger. A soft smile curved her lips. She loved her life. She loved the man beside her.Sebastian stirred and noticed her gaze. “Admiring your ring?” he teased, voice husky with sleep. “Do you think it’s not big enough? Should I change it?”Alina laughed softly, brushing a strand of hair from her face. “No. It’s perfect. I couldn’t wear something too extravagant every day anyway.”She let her hand rest on his, and flashes of memory stirred, bedtime routines with the children, laughter echoing through the house, the smell of fresh bread from the kitchen, made by Agnes. Warmth spread through her chest, a deep connection to the family she had al

Regina walked first, radiant as Maid of Honor, guiding the way down the aisle. As she reached the front, the opening notes of “Can’t Help Falling in Love” drifted through the gardens, warm and gentle. A hush fell over the crowd, sunlight glinting off blooms, silk, and lace, the late afternoon casting a golden glow over everything.Alina inhaled slowly, letting the calm settle over her. Her off-shoulder gown traced her figure, the slit along her leg moving gracefully with each step, and her dark hair tumbled in soft waves around her luminous face. Years and motherhood had only deepened her elegance; she radiated quiet strength and timeless beauty.Down the aisle, Sebastian’s blue eyes were fixed on the path ahead. His heart raced with anticipation. He had yet to see his bride, and the moment she stepped into view stre

A decade had reshaped the Vaughn estate. The gardens still bloomed in careful symmetry, and the house carried its quiet grandeur, but what filled it now was deeper than elegance. It held history. Laughter. The steady rhythm of a family that had endured, rebuilt, and flourished.Alina had long returned to medicine, not as someone recovering, but as someone fully restored. The memory loss that once threatened her identity no longer defined her. She balanced hospital rounds, research, and mentoring younger doctors with calm authority. Her experience had sharpened her empathy. Patients saw not only a skilled physician, but a woman who understood resilience, who chose presence over fear, and who valued every ordinary day.Sebastian thrived as chairman of Vaughn Enterprises, decisive, forward-thinking, steady under pressure. With Lucien as vice-chair, the company expand