บททั้งหมดของ I MARRIED MY EX'S RIVAL : บทที่ 161 - บทที่ 170

The morning sun filtered softly through the tall windows of the mansion. Birds chirped outside, and the world seemed calm. But inside, the air was tense. David sat in the study, looking at the perimeter screens. Every camera angle, every movement, every light outside was carefully watched. He wanted to make sure nothing unexpected happened.Judy sat nearby on the sofa, her hands resting gently on her stomach. She had felt the baby moving more than usual that morning. The kicks were stronger, almost sharp, and it made her smile and frown at the same time. She looked at David, a small smile on her lips. “He’s moving a lot today,” she said softly.David’s eyes softened as he looked at her. “That’s our baby,” he said, his voice calm but protective. “Strong and full of life.”Judy’s smile faded slightly, replaced with worry. “David… what if something happens? I feel… I feel like someone is watching us.”David shook his head, placing a hand over hers. “No one can touch you, Judy. I won’t le

The sun was beginning to set over the mansion. Its golden light painted the walls of the large, luxurious house, making everything shine warmly. David was in the study, reviewing some documents, but his mind wasn’t on the work. His eyes kept drifting toward the living room, where Judy was sitting quietly on the sofa. She looked tired but calm, her hands resting on her stomach as the baby shifted gently.David rose from his chair and walked to her side. “Are you hungry?” he asked softly. “I can ask the maids to prepare something light.”Judy shook her head, a small smile on her lips. “No… I’m okay for now. I just… I feel a little tired.”David nodded. He placed his hand over hers, feeling the gentle movement of the baby. “I’m glad he’s active today,” he said softly. “It’s a good sign.”Before Judy could respond, a soft sound of a car pulling into the driveway caught their attention. David’s eyes narrowed. “That must be her,” he said, referring to Judy’s mother. He turned to Judy. “Are

The sun had just risen over the city, casting golden light over the mansion. Inside, the house was quiet. The soft hum of the morning air conditioning was the only sound. David walked slowly through the halls, checking the living room, the baby’s room, and the balcony. Everything looked normal—clean, calm, perfect—but his instincts told him to stay alert.Judy was in the bedroom, sitting by the window, feeling the baby move gently. She smiled softly, her hand on her stomach. “Little one… you are so strong,” she whispered. The morning light made the room glow, and for a moment, everything seemed peaceful. But peace, David knew, was fragile.Sofia arrived just as Judy was stretching. She carried a small bag full of gifts, laughing loudly in her usual bright tone. “Good morning, my favorite pregnant lady!” she shouted as she entered, holding the bag high.Judy laughed softly, feeling a warmth she hadn’t felt in weeks. “Sofia, you’re too much,” she said, smiling. “Come in. You didn’t have

The sun had barely risen over the city when Mara, the maid David had hired to stay with Judy’s mother, called in a panic. Her voice trembled as she spoke.“Mrs Judy… Mrs Judy… I don’t know what happened! We… we can’t find your mother! The gate… it’s broken, and her room… it’s empty! I don’t know where she is!”Judy froze. Her hand instinctively went to her belly, feeling the baby move. Then she felt the first sharp pang of real panic. “What… what do you mean? Empty? Mara, tell me exactly what happened!”Mara’s voice shook even more. “I came to wake her up this morning… her door was locked from outside, and then… I found it broken! I called her name… nobody answered. Miss Judy… she’s gone!”Judy’s heart stopped. She clutched the phone tightly, tears spilling down her cheeks. “No… no, no, no! It can’t be! Mom! Mom!” Her voice broke as sobs overtook her. She sank to the edge of her bed, her body trembling. The baby kicked violently inside her, as if sensing her mother’s danger.David, wh

The morning started quietly at the mansion, but inside, Judy felt uneasy. Her chest tightened again. Even though the last few days had been tense, nothing could have prepared her for what was about to happen.Her phone rang suddenly, the screen showing an unknown number. She hesitated, a cold shiver running down her spine. Every instinct screamed at her to ignore it, but something deep inside told her to answer.“Hello?” Judy’s voice was trembling.A distorted voice came from the other side, low and menacing. “Hello, Mrs. Jones… we are watching you. And we know your mother is dear to you.”Judy froze, her hand flying to her mouth. “W-who is this? What do you want?”The voice chuckled cruelly. “It’s very simple. We have your mother. If you do anything… if you even try to get help… she dies.”Judy’s blood ran cold. She could feel her heart thumping violently, her legs trembling. “What? Where… where is she?!”The voice didn’t answer. Instead, it whispered, almost like a hiss: “You have t