Lahat ng Kabanata ng How I Catfished my Husband and his Girlfriend: Kabanata 111 - Kabanata 120

It had been a long day at the hospital.Sophia was propped up in the bed, exhausted from the surgery and the constant checks from nurses and doctors. The heavy cast wrapped around her leg made even the smallest movement difficult.Patrick stood near the window while two doctors reviewed her charts.“You’ll be non-weight bearing for several weeks,” one of them explained.Sophia sighed.“I’ve heard that speech before.”The doctor smiled sympathetically.“I know. But this time the bone should heal stronger.”Sophia rubbed her face.“Let’s hope so.”Meanwhile, across the world…Dominic was sitting on a small metal bunk in a dusty military tent.He hadn’t spoken to Sophia all day.That wasn’t normal.He checked the time again.Still nothing.His gut tightened.Dominic opened FaceTime and called Sophia.The phone rang.No answer.He frowned.“Come on…”He tried again.Still nothing.That uneasy feeling in his chest grew stronger.So he did the next logical thing.He called Patrick.Patrick’

Coming home felt different this time.Not heavy.Not tense.Just… full.Sophia stepped into the house at Fort Gordon and immediately heard chaos.Hailey yelling.Gianna crying.Giovanni babbling loudly like he had something very important to say.Sophia laughed.“We’re back.”Dominic dropped the bags and shook his head.“I missed this.”Sophia raised an eyebrow.“You’re lying.”Dominic smirked.“Maybe a little.”Her parents were in the living room, surrounded by toys and baby blankets.Pasquale stood up when they walked in.“Welcome home.”Sophia hugged him.“Thank you… for everything.”He kissed the top of her head.“Always.”Dominic picked up Giovanni while Sophia scooped up Gianna.Hailey ran straight into Sophia’s arms.“Mommy!”Sophia held all of them as best she could, laughing through the chaos.And just like that…They were back in real life.Life at Fort Gordon became something they hadn’t had in a long time.Routine.Dominic worked long hours, but he came home every night.D

The envelope sat on the kitchen counter for hours before Dominic finally opened it.Sophia watched him from across the room, already knowing.Orders never came with good timing.They just came.Dominic unfolded the paper slowly, scanning the page.Sophia crossed her arms.“Where?”Dominic exhaled.“Fort Sam Houston.”Sophia blinked.“Texas?”Dominic nodded.“San Antonio.”Sophia leaned back against the counter.Another move.Another change.Another test.Dominic looked up at her.“It’s not a deployment.”Sophia nodded.“I know.”Dominic walked toward her.“This is a good move.”Sophia forced a small smile.“Yeah.”But something in her voice didn’t match.Dominic tilted his head.“What’s wrong?”Sophia hesitated.Then she said it.“I’ve seen this before.”Dominic frowned.“What do you mean?”Sophia looked at him seriously.“People move… new places… new people… new routines…”Dominic stayed quiet.Sophia continued,“And marriages fall apart.”Dominic shook his head immediately.“That’s

Over the next few months, life folded into something that felt… easy.Too easy.Maeve became part of Sophia’s world.They talked almost every day. Coffee runs. Playdates. Long conversations that stretched into the night while the kids ran through the house like it was one big shared life.When Maeve’s husband finally arrived—John, a military police officer—it all seemed to click into place.Normal.Couples dinners.Vacations together.Their kids playing like they had always known each other.Maeve’s daughter even babysat so Sophia and Dominic co