All Chapters of I MARRIED MY EX'S RIVAL : Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

The hospital room was quiet.Soft beeping sounds came from the machines beside Judy’s bed. The clear drip slowly flowed into her arm. Her face still looked pale, but her breathing had become steadier.David sat beside her bed, his fingers wrapped gently around her hand. He had not left her side since they arrived at the hospital. His eyes looked tired, but he refused to sleep.He kept staring at her face.Every few seconds, he would check if she was breathing well. Every little movement she made made his heart jump.“Please be okay,” he whispered softly. “You and the baby… you must be okay.”Judy was still resting. Her eyes were closed, and her face looked calm, but her body still looked weak.David leaned back in the chair and ran his hand through his hair.His mind was full of questions.“Who sent those kidnappers?” he thought. “Who could be so heartless to hurt her like that? Who wants to destroy my life?”His fists clenched tightly.He remembered the warehouse. The ropes. The guns

The hospital room was quiet that morning.Soft sunlight came through the window, falling gently on the white sheets. The air smelled clean, and the machines beside Judy’s bed made slow, steady sounds.Judy sat up carefully on the bed. She looked much better than the day before, but her face still showed signs of tiredness. One of her hands rested on her stomach, as if she wanted to protect the baby inside.David stood near the window, talking quietly with the doctor.“She is stable now,” the doctor said. “But she must avoid stress. No arguments. No shocking news. No sudden movements. She needs peace and proper food.”David nodded seriously. “I understand, doctor. I will make sure she gets everything she needs.”The doctor gave a small smile. “You are a good husband. Just keep her happy and calm. That is the best medicine for her.”David thanked him. When the doctor left, he turned and looked at Judy.She was watching him quietly.Their eyes met.A small, soft smile appeared on her lip

The house was quiet, but inside Clark’s bedroom, the air felt heavy.A bottle of wine sat on the small table near the bed. Two glasses were half empty. The room smelled of alcohol and sadness.Clark sat on the edge of the bed, holding his glass. His shirt buttons were open, and his hair looked messy. His eyes were red, not just from the drink, but from the thoughts running inside his head.Across from him, Isabella leaned against the wall. She also held a glass of wine. Her face looked calm, but inside, her heart was full of anger and jealousy.Neither of them spoke for a long time.The only sound in the room was the slow ticking of the clock.Finally, Clark took a deep breath and drank the rest of his wine.“She is pregnant,” he muttered.Isabella’s fingers tightened around her glass.“Yes,” she said quietly.Clark laughed, but it was a bitter laugh.“That baby… should have been mine,” he said. “Everything should have been mine. Judy… the baby… the life…”Isabella felt a sharp pain i

The evening sun dipped low over the city, painting the sky with orange and pink. Inside the mansion, everything felt quiet. Judy sat by the window, holding a warm cup of tea in her hands. Her baby bump was gently rounded now, and she kept touching it as if the motion could calm her heart.Even though David had returned to work, she felt uneasy. The kidnapping had changed everything. Every sound made her jump, every knock on the door made her heart race. And now, with the media writing headlines about David back at his office, she felt more nervous than ever.Her phone rang suddenly, and she jumped. Seeing David’s name, she quickly answered.“David!” she said, her voice trembling slightly.“Judy,” David said on the line. His voice was calm, but she could hear the concern in it. “Are you alright?”“I… I’m fine,” Judy lied quickly. “Just… thinking about everything that happened. I’m glad you are back.”David’s tone softened. “I am back, yes. But I can’t stop thinking about what happened.

The mansion was quiet in the early morning, but the air felt heavy. David sat in his office, staring at the computer screen. Papers were scattered all around him—files on the kidnapping, the interrogation tapes, and the little details Deputy Cole had gathered.Even though the kidnappers had been caught and Peter was in custody, David felt that something was still out there. Someone was watching. Someone had paid to hurt him. The woman’s identity was still unknown. Her face was invisible. Her name was a mystery. But her presence lingered like a shadow over the mansion.David rubbed his eyes. “I have to be ready,” he whispered to himself. “I can’t let her touch Judy… or our baby.”He called Deputy Cole. “Cole, I want a special team ready. No one gets near the mansion without our knowledge. Cameras, sensors, guards, everything. Check the perimeter every hour. I want every entrance watched.”Cole’s voice was firm over the phone. “Yes, sir. We’ll tighten everything. No one will get close.