All Chapters of The S-Tier's Omega Bodyguard : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Tuesday started with three more unknown numbers calling before Kieran even got out of bed.He ignored all of them.By the time he reached the office, there were two voicemails from journalists, one text offering money for an interview, and an email from someone claiming to represent a "major news outlet interested in your story."He deleted everything."You look like shit," Ryan said when Kieran walked into the security office."Slept badly.""First day back jitters?""Something like that."Ryan handed him a tablet showing overnight security footage. "Nothing major. A few delivery attempts at the loading dock around 4 AM, but they checked out. Oh, and someone tried to tailgate through the executive entrance around six-thirty this morning."Kieran's attention sharpened. "Who?""Woman. Mid-thirties. Claimed she had a meeting with Mr. Landry. Wasn't on the visitor list, no appointment confirmation. Security turned her away.""Do we have her on camera?"Ryan pulled up the footage. A dark-

Kieran didn't go back to the office.He sat in that coffee shop for another hour, staring at Sophia's lawyer's business card, turning it over and over in his hands.Finally, he pulled out his phone and texted Elliot.*We need to talk. Tonight. Your office. 8 PM.*The response came immediately.*Is everything alright?**No. 8 PM.*He turned off his phone before Elliot could respond.---At eight o'clock, Kieran walked into Landry Tower. The building was mostly empty, just security and cleaning crews. He bypassed the front desk with his badge, took the elevator to the executive floor.Elliot's office lights were on.Kieran didn't knock. Just walked in and closed the door behind him.Elliot looked up from his laptop, expression wary. "You've been gone all day. Ryan said you never came back from lunch.""I was meeting with Sophia Martinez."Elliot went very still. "What?""Sophia Martinez. Your executive assistant from three years ago. The one you paid two hundred thousand dollars to keep

Friday morning, Kieran woke up to pain.Not the dull ache he'd gotten used to. Sharp, stabbing pain low in his abdomen that made him gasp and curl into himself.He lay there for a moment, breathing through it, waiting for it to pass.It didn't.Another wave hit, worse than the first. His vision blurred. Nausea rose so fast he barely made it to the bathroom before he was vomiting violently.When it finally stopped, he slumped against the toilet, shaking and sweating.This wasn't normal. This was different.Something was really wrong.He managed to stand, rinse his mouth, and stumble back to bed. Grabbed his phone with shaking hands.The pain hit again. Worse. Like something inside him was tearing apart.He dialed Maya."Kieran? It's six in the morning—""Something's wrong." His voice came out strangled. "Really wrong. I need—"The pain spiked. He dropped the phone, doubled over, couldn't breathe through it.Maya's voice came tinny and distant from where the phone had fallen. "Kieran? K

Dr. Chen closed Kieran Hunt’s hospital room door and leaned back against the wall, exhaling slowly.Twenty years in medicine. Fifteen specializing in omega health. She had seen hundreds of rejected bonds, dozens of complicated pregnancies, more trauma than most people could imagine.But this case was different.This case terrified her.She pushed off the wall and headed toward her office, her mind already spinning through treatment options, risk assessments, probability calculations. Numbers and protocols were safe. Comfortable. They didn’t involve looking into Maya Hunt’s desperate eyes and feeling things she had no right to feel.Her office was on the same floor, tucked at the end of the hall. Small. Cluttered with medical journals and case files. The desk lamp cast a warm glow over her computer screen as she dropped into her chair.She should go home. It was past eleven. She’d been awake for eighteen hours.But she needed to review Kieran’s full ultrasound results first. Something

Kieran signed the discharge papers against Dr. Chen's even after strict objections."You're not physically stable," she said, blocking the doorway with her arms crossed. "Your hormone levels are still critically imbalanced. Returning to work this soon could cause serious complications.""I'll manage.""You won't. Your body is under extreme stress. The pregnancy alone—""I'll be careful." Kieran folded the hospital gown, set it on the bed. He'd already changed into the clothes Maya brought black pants, black shirt, security badge clipped to his belt. Back to normal. Back to work. "I can't stay here anymore."Dr. Chen's expression was frustration mixed with concern. "At least take another week. Let your body stabilize.""I don't have another week. I have responsibilities.""Your responsibility right now is to your health."And to the thing growing inside him that he refused to think about. The cluster of cells that was going to complicate everything even more than it already had."I'm l