All Chapters of I MARRIED MY EX'S RIVAL : Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

David sat in his office, his fingers tapping nervously on the polished table. His mind was racing. Uncle Clifford… the man he had trusted all his life… was behind the betrayal. The embezzled money, the secret accounts, the hidden plan—it all led to him.He could not believe it. How could someone from his own family do this? How could someone so close betray him and his father’s trust?He leaned back in his chair and took a deep breath. He knew one thing: Clifford was powerful. Very powerful. He had connections in the Philippines, in the company, maybe even outside the company. He wasn’t going to give up without a fight.Deputy Cole sat across from him, calm but serious. He had already coordinated with the police to set the trap for the executive, and now the next step was clear. They had to go after Clifford himself.“Mr. Jones,” Cole said carefully, “we can’t just arrest him quietly. He has power in the Philippines. We have to plan this very well. He could disappear if we rush.”Davi

The morning sun rose slowly over the mansion. The light entered through the wide windows and filled the rooms with a soft golden glow. Everything looked peaceful on the outside.But the day was about to change everything.Judy was sitting on the bed, brushing her hair slowly. She looked at herself in the mirror. Her face was calm, but her eyes showed tiredness. Pregnancy had made her body weaker, and her emotions were more sensitive than before.She placed her hand gently on her stomach.“Good morning, my baby,” she whispered. “We will have a good day today.”She tried to smile, but deep inside, she still felt that strange fear that had been following her for days.---Downstairs, David was already in the living room. He was reading some news on his tablet while drinking his morning coffee.At first, his face looked normal.Then suddenly, his expression changed.His eyes grew cold.His hand tightened around the tablet.“What nonsense is this?” he muttered.The headline on the screen r

Night had fallen over the city.The streets were quiet, but inside a small apartment, the air felt heavy and tense. Clark sat alone in the living room. The lights were dim. Only the glow from the television filled the room.The news was still talking about David and Judy.“Billionaire defends his pregnant wife publicly.”“Love or damage control?”“The truth behind the scandal.”Clark picked up the remote and switched off the television.Silence.He leaned back in his chair, his jaw tight. His eyes were dark, filled with anger and jealousy.“Love,” he muttered. “You call that love?”He laughed bitterly.“That should have been me. That child should have been mine. That life should have been mine.”His fingers curled into fists.Images of Judy filled his mind—her smile, her soft voice, the way she used to look at him with trust.He stood up suddenly and began pacing the room.“No,” he whispered. “I will not lose her like this. I will not watch another man take everything that belongs to

The morning sun rose slowly over the city. The sky was clear, and the air felt fresh after the rain from the night before. Everything looked peaceful.Inside the Jones mansion, the day had started quietly.Judy was sitting in the breakfast room. A bowl of fresh fruits, warm bread, and a glass of milk were placed in front of her. The maids stood nearby, watching her carefully.“Madam, please finish the fruits,” one of them said gently. “Master said you must eat everything.”Judy smiled a little.“Alright,” she said softly.She picked up a slice of banana and ate it slowly. Her hand rested on her stomach. She could not stop thinking about the baby.David walked into the room a moment later. He was dressed for work, but his eyes were focused only on her.“Good morning,” he said.Judy looked up and smiled.“Good morning.”He walked to her and placed his hand gently on her shoulder.“Did you sleep well?” he asked.“Yes,” she replied. “I feel better today.”He looked at the table.“Did you

The night was quiet around the Jones mansion. The tall gate stood strong, and the lights around the compound shone softly on the wide driveway. Everything looked peaceful from the outside.Inside the mansion, most of the lights were already off. The staff had gone to their rooms, and the house was calm.In the master bedroom, Judy was fast asleep. Her head rested gently on David’s chest. One of his arms was around her, holding her carefully.Her breathing was soft and slow.David was not asleep yet. His eyes were open, staring at the ceiling. He still had that uneasy feeling in his chest.Something didn’t feel right.He gently moved his hand over Judy’s hair.“Sleep well,” he whispered.After a while, his eyes slowly closed, and he drifted into sleep.---Outside the mansion gate, one of the guards stood alone near the small security house.His name was Peter. He had been working at the mansion for over two years. He was always quiet, always polite, and no one had ever suspected him.