All Chapters of Be Mine Again, Dear Wife: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Malakai's hand had just closed around the vibrating phone on the coffee table when the front door burst open with a loud bang. Sierra stumbled inside.She was crying hard, choking on gasping sobs that made her whole body shake. Her uniform was torn at the shoulder, one sleeve hanging loose. A dark bruise was already blooming across her cheekbone, and fresh blood ran in a thin, steady stream from a gash above her left temple, dripping onto the collar of her shirt and down the side of her neck.She saw Malakai and rushed towards him, her legs buckling halfway across the rug. Andrei shot up from the floor instantly."Sierra—”She caught herself on the arm of the couch, her fingers digging into the fabric."They took him," she choked out. "They took Theo."Malakai went absolutely still. The phone kept ringing in his hand, insistent.Sierra's knees gave out completely. Andrei lunged forward and caught her before she hit the ground, easing her down to sit on the rug. She clutched

The front door cracked open, and Harper's breath caught in her throat. Andrei stepped in first, one arm looped firmly around Malakai's waist for support. Malakai limped heavily beside him, his face drawn with pain and exhaustion, but his other arm was wrapped protectively around Theo, holding their seven-month-old son close against his chest.Theo's face was buried in his father's shirt, his little fists clutching the fabric, still sniffling from the ordeal.Harper rushed forward without thinking. She reached for Theo first, gently lifting him from Malakai's arms. The baby whimpered, then immediately clung to her, burying his face in her neck with a soft sound."Shh, baby... Mama's here," she whispered, pressing kisses to his soft curls and rocking him instinctively. Her eyes filled with tears as she held him tight, breathing in his familiar baby scent.Andrei helped Malakai the rest of the way to the nearest armchair. Malakai sank into it with a low groan, his bad leg extende

Harper stood frozen in the hospital corridor, the name "Diana" echoing in her ears. The woman in the wide-brimmed hat offered her a gentle smile. "I know this must be shocking," Diana said softly, her voice trembling just enough to sound vulnerable. "I didn't want to ambush you like this. But... I didn't know how else to reach you." Harper's gaze finally met hers. She looked just like Oliver. "I'm not here to cause trouble," the woman continued, her eyes wide and glistening. "I promise. I just... I need help. Malakai owes me that much, doesn't he? After everything." Harper felt the floor tilt beneath her. Diana glanced down at the boy beside her. "My son," she said, her voice cracking. "He's sick. Really sick. The doctors say he needs his father. He needs stability. He needs Malakai." Harper's stomach churned. Nausea rolled through her so fast she had to swallow hard to keep it down. Diana moved closer, lowering her voice to a soft, desperate whisper. "I don't want to m

The black SUVs had boxed them in completely. Tyson's hands tightened on the wheel, his knuckles white."Hold on," he said, his voice now steady despite the panic flashing in his eyes.Harper clutched Summer close. The little girl was already crying, her small hands gripping Harper's shirt."Mummy... I'm scared...""I know, baby," Harper whispered, her voice trembling even as she tried to stay calm. "Mummy's got you. Just close your eyes."Malakai was slumped against her shoulder, his breathing labored, his skin burning through his shirt. He tried to lift his head once he regained consciousness."Harper... the kids—""Stay with me," she begged him, pressing her lips to his damp temple. "Please, Kai. Just stay awake."Tyson didn't hesitate. He slammed the car into reverse and floored it, the tires screaming against the asphalt.The SUV behind them tried to block, but Tyson swerved hard to the left, clipping the front bumper and forcing it to skid sideways. Metal crunched and glas

Malakai laughed weakly, but there was no humour in it. He didn't want to have this conversation with her. But he was certain that if he held it back, he would choke on it."You had him," he said. "You had someone who could actually stand next to you. Someone useful.""Kai—""I heard you," he added, his voice strained.Harper's stomach clenched."Oh..." she whispered, realizing why he was acting so strange.Malakai looked away again, his throat tight."I can't even protect you right now," he said. "I can't stand, I can't breathe properly, I can't even—" His voice cracked, frustration bleeding through, "—get out of bed without almost passing out."Harper felt his pain like it was hers, desperate to comfort him."You're out there making decisions... about bringing in people I don't even know..." he continued, shaking his head. "And I'm just—what? Sitting here?"He gripped the bedsheet. "Useless.""No," Harper said immediately.But he shook his head."I saw you," he whispered. "The w