All Chapters of The Husband Who Fell in Love With Me Twice : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

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The Things We Didn't Say

SELENE / SEBASTIAN I could still feel him. Not his hands. Not his touch. But the imprint of him in every word, every look, every moment that refused to fade, lingering long after I had stepped away. My fingers trembled as I brought them to my lips, pressing lightly, like I could silence the echo of his voice still clinging there. Let me in. I shouldn’t have hesitated. But I did. And now I couldn't shake the look in his eyes. The flicker of hurt. The quiet fracture beneath it. The way he’d walked away from me... from us. The bathroom felt too small, too quiet. The weight of it all pressed in, suffocating. My knees gave out before I realized what was happening, and I sank onto the cold tiles, the chill biting through my skin. The first breath broke. Then another. And then I fell apart. I stayed on the floor, my forehead pressed against my knees, arms wrapped tightly around myself like I was the only thing holding me together. Th

That Didn't Mean The Trouble Had Ended

ASHLEY I glanced up at the wall clock, my pen stilled mid-motion. 10:00 a.m. Selene was late. That alone wasn’t unusual, but not without a message. Not without a call. My fingers tightened slightly around the pen as unease settled in my chest. She hadn't looked right last night. And the tension I had walked into between her and Sebastian… it hadn't sit right with me since. "Have you tried calling her?"I nearly jumped, my head snapping toward the voice. "Jesus, Anton." I pressed a hand briefly to my chest, exhaling. "Make some noise when you walk this close." He didn't apologize. Just stood there, watching me. "Is Selene not coming to work today?" I straightened from where I'd been leaning against the desk, crossing my arms like it might steady me. "I don't know." "Call her." A dry laugh escaped me as I reached for my phone, waving it slightly. "Like I haven’t done that. She’s not picking up." Anton’s lips pressed together befor

There Was Only One Place I Needed To Be

SEBASTIAN "Not all accidents are coincidental."The words looped in my head, relentless, as the surveillance footage replayed for what felt like the hundredth time. "Rewind it." The technician obeyed without question. The footage rolled back once more. Same angles. Same empty corridors. Same absence of answers. No movement out of place. No one delivering the package. My jaw clenched as I leaned slightly closer to the monitor, eyes narrowing, searching for something I might have missed. But there was nothing. Just the same empty frames, repeating like a taunt. Someone had walked into my building, dropped a warning... and vanished without a trace. "It’s almost time for the meeting," Vincent murmured beside me. I didn't respond immediately. My gaze lingered on the screen a second longer before I straightened, exhaling slowly. I glanced down at my wristwatch, then back at the security team. "Report back to me when you find anything." "Yes, sir."

Guess We're Both Pathetic

SEBASTIAN / SELENE The waiting room had never felt this suffocating. I sat there, elbows braced on my knees, hands clasped tightly as I stared at the tiled floor. The silence pressed in, broken only by the distant beeping of machines and the occasional hurried footsteps. She was behind those doors. And I couldn't do a damn thing. "Mr. Kingsley." I looked up sharply as Doctor Alonso approached. My body straightened instinctively. "How is she?" "She’s stable," he answered calmly. Air slipped back into my lungs, but it didn't ease the tightness in my chest. "What happened to her?" "High fever caused by exhaustion," he explained. "But this didn't happen overnight. Her body has been under a lot of stress. Dehydration, alcohol intake, lack of rest... it all built up." A slow tension coiled along my jaw. I should have noticed. I should have been there. "But she'll be fine," Doctor Alonso continued. "I’ll prescribe medication for her. Just make sure she gets pro

If Love Was a Drug, Then Selene Is My Addiction

SEBASTIAN I knew the exact moment it became a problem. It wasn't when she collapsed. It wasn't when I abandoned everything just to get to her. It started long before that. That night when she looked at me across the table and smiled like she knew exactly what she was doing. When she leaned in just a little too close. Like she wanted a reaction out of me. That was the moment I should have walked away. I didn't. And somewhere between pushing her away... and pulling her closer, I crossed a line I can't pretend doesn't exist anymore. I tried to hold it in. God knows I did. She was still sick. Fragile. I kept telling myself that was reason enough—it had to be enough. Whatever this was, whatever she was stirring in me, I needed to bury it. Control it. Ignore it. But then— "Kiss me, Sebastian." Everything in me snapped. It wasn't sudden. It wasn't explosive. It was worse. Slow. Like something unraveling, th

Your Body Never Learned How To Lie

ASHLEY I slipped the last file into place and closed the cabinet, taking a moment to straighten the stack before stepping out of the storage room. The moment I walked out, I stopped short. Jordan was heading straight toward me. I dipped my head in a brief acknowledgment, already moving to pass him, but his voice stopped me. "I heard Selene is absent today. Did she tell you why she couldn’t come in?" I exhaled quietly, turning back to face him. "I haven't had the chance to speak with her," I admitted. "But I was able to reach Mr. Kingsley. He said she's fine." Jordan gave a small nod, though something in his expression didn't quite settle. "If you're worried," I added, folding my arms, "why don’t you try calling her yourself?" He blinked, clearly caught off guard. "Me?" He pointed at his chest. "Yes, you." I arched a brow. "You’re her brother. There’s nothing wrong with checking up on her." He smacked his lips lightly, shoving his hands into his pockets

I Hadn't Gotten Nearly Enough Of Him

I hadn't expected Sebastian’s touch to undo me the way it did. It lingered everywhere. Not just on my skin, but beneath it. In the quiet spaces of my body that still hummed long after he pulled away. I had made sounds I didn't recognize, felt things I wasn’t prepared for… and the worst part was that the memory refused to fade. Every place he had touched still burned. My body still ached. Still wanted. Like it hadn't gotten nearly enough of him. SELENE I was discharged from the hospital later that day, and we returned home. It felt surreal. Just yesterday, we had both been holding back, tiptoeing around something neither of us wanted to name. I had been the most afraid... because I couldn’t bring myself to tell him the truth. And when he walked out of the house, leaving me alone with my thoughts, they had spiraled, twisting, suffocating, making me feel sick with everything I hadn't said. But now... Now, something had shifted. The t

How Natural This Was Beginning To Feel

SEBASTIAN/ SELENE She thanked me. That was the part that stayed. Not the way she looked. Not the way she felt in my arms. But the sincerity in her voice when she said it meant something. I wasn't used to that. And I didn't know what to do with it. When I said I wasn't even close to figuring her out, I meant it. Selene was... impossible to read. Like a puzzle that refused to come together. The closer you thought you were to understanding it, the more you realized you had barely scratched the surface. Somehow, that only made me want to try harder. And God help me, I wanted her too much. Too much to ignore. Too much to walk away from. Last night, I had used her condition as an excuse to slow things down before I lost control of myself completely. It had worked. Barely. I hadn't even tasted the food we ate. Every small movement she made, every word she spoke, pulled my attention back to her like I had no say in it. Like I was

Like He Had Already Decided It Belonged to Him

SELENE This was the kind of morning I used to pretend didn't matter. The kind I told myself I didn't need... because I believed it was never something I would have. And yet, here I was. Standing in the kitchen, preparing breakfast with him. It felt... unreal. As simple as it was, as ordinary as it should have been, this—this moment felt like something I had once wished for in silence. Something small and impossible at the same time. I stood by the counter, my attention fixed on him, watching the easy way he moved like I was trying to understand the rhythm of it… or maybe memorize it. The soft sizzle of the pan filled the space between us, but it didn’t quite drown out the quiet. He flipped the eggs with practiced ease. "Have you spoken with Ashley?" My breath caught slightly as shame crept in almost immediately. I had forgotten. "I sent her a text last night," I said, brushing it off as lightly as I could. "I’ll call her later." "Yo

This Isn't Casual To Me Anymore

JORDAN In the corporate world, nothing stayed hidden for long. Every major conglomerate had its own private intelligence network, encrypted platforms where subsidiaries exchanged updates the public would never see. And since Henderson Atelier sat comfortably under the Kingsley Group umbrella, access to their internal movement wasn’t difficult at all. Which was why the news reached me so quickly. Sebastian Kingsley fails to secure billion-dollar deal with GB Enterprise. I paused. That alone was enough to make me sit back. Sebastian Kingsley didn't fail. At least, not in anything that mattered. The man had a reputation built on precision—on always closing what others couldn’t even begin. So this... was new. And suspiciously timed. A slow exhale left me as I leaned forward, fingers brushing across my keyboard. A few searches later, the pieces began to align. He hadn't attended the meeting. And Selene hadn’t been reachable. According to Ashley,

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