บททั้งหมดของ I MARRIED MY EX'S RIVAL : บทที่ 191 - บทที่ 200

The black SUV moved silently through the city streets. The morning sun had risen, but the light seemed pale, as if the world itself knew something dark was happening. Inside the car, Judy lay unconscious, her body heavy and her breathing slow. The small cloth with chloroform had made her sleep deeply, just as Black Bullet had planned. Her hand rested lightly on her belly, the baby stirring faintly, but she could not feel it yet.Black Bullet drove carefully, keeping his eyes on the road and his mind focused. He was a professional, and he knew one mistake could ruin everything. The streets were empty at this early hour, but he still moved cautiously, taking back alleys, avoiding cameras, and making sure no one could follow him. Every turn he took was planned, every stop calculated.“Quiet… perfect,” he whispered to himself. “They think they are safe… but they are not.”He glanced at Judy again. Even unconscious, she looked calm, unaware of the danger she was in. He almost felt a strang

David’s hand was still shaking as he held the phone. The chief guard’s words echoed again and again in his ears.“Sir… Madam Judy is missing.”For a moment, he couldn’t breathe. His chest felt tight, and his heart pounded so loudly it almost drowned out every other sound.“What????” he shouted again, his voice filled with fear and anger.The chief guard’s voice trembled on the phone. “Sir… we searched everywhere. She is not in her room, not in the house, not outside. We can’t find her anywhere.”David stood up so fast that his chair fell behind him.“I’m coming home now,” he said, his voice cold and sharp. “If anything has happened to her, none of you will be safe.”He cut the call immediately.---David grabbed his car keys and rushed out of his office. His secretary stood up, surprised.“Sir, what’s wrong?” she asked.But David didn’t answer. He was already running down the hallway.He reached the parking lot, jumped into his car, and started the engine. His hands were trembling, bu

The mansion was no longer quiet.Police cars stood outside the gate. Red and blue lights flashed across the walls. Officers moved in and out of the house with serious faces. The air was heavy with tension.Inside the living room, David stood near the window. His hands were in his pockets, but they were shaking. His eyes looked tired, but he refused to sit down.Deputy Cole walked in with another senior officer. The man wore a dark uniform with shining stars on his shoulders. He was one of the highest officers in the city police.“Mr. Jones,” the officer said, “I am Chief Daniels. I came as soon as I heard the news.”David nodded slightly. “Thank you for coming.”Chief Daniels looked around the room, then at the guards. “This case is now a top priority. We will use every resource we have.”David’s jaw tightened. “Find my wife. That is all I want.”“We will,” the chief said firmly.---In the security room, several officers stood around the monitors. The room was filled with screens sho

The night air was thick and quiet outside the warehouse. David’s heart was pounding so hard it felt like it would burst. Cassandra had disappeared with Judy, and she was dangerous.“Move! We have to follow them!” Deputy Cole shouted to the officers.David didn’t wait. He jumped into the first car with the police. His hands clenched tightly on the seat. “Go! Go! Go!” he screamed.The other police cars followed closely. Sirens wailed, red and blue lights flashing across the dark streets.---Inside the black SUV, Cassandra drove with calm precision. She held the wheel with one hand, and with the other she kept her gun ready. Judy sat beside her, still tied, her face pale and her body shaking.“Please… I beg you… don’t hurt me,” Judy whispered. Tears rolled down her cheeks.Cassandra’s lips curved into a cold smile. “Quiet, little bird. Your cries will not save you. David broke my heart… and now I will make him suffer. Both of you will pay.”Judy held her belly. “My baby… please…”“Shut

The hospital doors opened, and sunlight fell softly on David and Judy as they stepped outside. Judy was still weak, but she held their baby carefully in her arms. David walked beside her, his hand supporting hers. Their hearts were full of relief.“Home,” David whispered softly, glancing at the familiar streets. “Finally… we’re going home.”Judy smiled faintly. “Yes… home… I’ve missed it. Even after everything, it feels safe now.”Sofia, who had been staying nearby, rushed to their side. She carried a small bag with essentials for Judy and the baby. “I can’t believe we’re finally bringing you home,” she said, her voice trembling with happiness.David nodded. “Thanks for staying close, Sofia. I couldn’t have done it without you.”Judy smiled weakly. “Yes… thank you… you’ve been like family.”---The car ride home was quiet. David drove carefully, constantly glancing at the rearview mirror, still fearful someone could follow them. Guards from the mansion were posted at every corner, rea