All Chapters of The Billionaire’s Devious Wife: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Waking up with no knowledge of being married to a woman I had never seen in my entire life felt strange and perplexing. I knew that I had undergone a major brain surgery, and Ares had just informed me that amnesia was a part of the expected side effects; however, that didn’t make me feel any better.“Declan, you’re not pulling a stupid prank on us, are you?” Ares asked me, skepticism lacing his tone.“Do I look like I'm in the right state of mind to pull any stunts?” I huffed.I couldn’t get the way she looked when I said I didn’t know who she was out of my mind. She looked heartbroken, and I didn’t want her to feel like that because of me.“What’s her name?” I asked. She had already told me her name, but it slipped my mind. Was I going to start forgetting a lot? No, I didn’t want that. “Kendra,” Mom replied. I liked her name.Before I got the chance to say something else, there was a knock on the door. Lana walked inside the room with my wife, and a doctor.“Declan, I’m going to as

“I think we’ve packed everything,” Kendra said in a cheerful voice as she looked around the room. I was still trying to get used to her. I was finally released today. Five days at the hospital were more than enough. I just couldn’t wait to get home.During those five days, Kendra didn’t leave me alone, and I’d be a liar if I said she was suffocating me with her presence. She was as light as a breeze. Every day, she brought me breakfast and coffee, always making sure to get me the things I liked.It was frustrating how she knew me like the back of her hand while I couldn’t remember a thing about her. I threw millions of questions at her daily, but the questions were never too personal because I still didn’t feel completely comfortable around her.Sometimes, I liked to ask her questions about myself because part of me wanted to know if I had ever changed, and another part wanted to test how well she knew me. She always answered my questions with patience and a gorgeous smile, never maki

“Going somewhere?” I turned to look behind me and saw Kendra standing by the door.“Ares’s place,” I replied, adjusting my jacket in front of the mirror.“Are you going to stay for dinner?” she asked, walking toward me. I grabbed a cap and placed it over my head, still not used to being bald. I also didn’t like the wound on my head. My hair was starting to grow, but it was almost a buzz cut. I had never had my hair that short before.“I don’t know.” I shrugged. I wasn’t used to telling people about my whereabouts, and it was still hard to accept that Kendra was my wife, so telling her about my day and what I planned to do didn’t feel right.“Can you please let me know once you find out?” Her voice was soft, and it wasn’t like she was pressing for an answer, yet I felt like I was being suffocated by her presence in my life.It had been a week since I was released from the hospital and learned that I had married John Hazelwood’s daughter. I thought I would get used to her, but I was wr

There were distant noises around me, but it felt like they were getting nearer. I was partially aware of my surroundings, but I needed to open my eyes to be fully aware.I felt tired, but I wasn’t that tired to give in to the state of exhaustion I was in. Plus, I was curious. I wanted to know where I was. The last thing I could remember was being at the studio. I didn’t know what happened afterward.Slowly, I fluttered my eyes open, but I quickly closed them again as I got blinded by strong white lights. God! Where the hell was I?“Kendra, can you hear me?” I knew that frantic voice. It belonged to Elise.“I can,” I whispered, not sure whether she could hear me or not. I wasn’t exactly in the strongest state, so I wasn’t sure if my voice was audible.I took a shaky breath before attempting to open my eyes again. This time, it took me a little longer, but thankfully, the lights weren’t as bad as they were before.“God! You scared the living hell out of me!” she exclaimed when my eyes l

Confusion filled my mind when I walked into our bedroom and found Kendra packing. Was she going somewhere?Panic dug its claws into my heart at the thought that she might be leaving, and truthfully, I didn’t understand why I felt like that. I was aware that we weren’t completely okay, but I never thought that she’d leave. She told me she’d give me time, so why was she packing?“Where are you going?” I tried to sound normal, hoping she wouldn’t sense the panic in my voice.“Vienna,” she replied, taking me by surprise.“Vienna? Why are you going there?” I asked, leaning against the wall. My eyes moved with her as she brought clothes from the closet and placed them neatly in a suitcase.“I have work there,” she stated. Her answers had been short with me, and I was starting to worry. Things hadn’t been the same between us since the day I found out she was at the hospital.Had I known, I would have been there. The next day, I made her breakfast and brought it to her in bed, and I offered t