Todos los capítulos de His Unwanted Wife (Billionaire's regret): Capítulo 101 - Capítulo 110

The following morning, Rach and Theo met once again in the heavy silence of the dimly lit room. She laid the blame entirely on his shoulders for destroying her calculated plan to marry into the Miller family."What do you want, Theo? Why do you keep pestering me?" Rach asked. Her voice was stiff, trembling with a stern edge that barely hid her panic.Theo let out a low, maniacal smile that did not reach his cold eyes. "You already know the answer to that.""You old hag, just leave Antalya and go back to where you came from!" she ordered, her voice rising as she tried to reclaim some control over the situation."Then pay your debt," Theo countered softly, his tone dangerously smooth. "I will leave in peace. I promise I will never bother you ever again."Rach stumbled back a few steps, her face pale and her eyes wide with mounting worry. "I don't have enough money! You are already rich, Theo. Why do you need this money from me so badly?""I am a businessman," he said, his eyebrows knitt

The old lady watched from the crowd, her eyes swollen with tears she desperately tried to hold back as she saw Noah standing on the stage. Looking at him, she could tell that he felt genuine remorse for the cruel things he had done in the past. Yet, as deep as his regret was, she knew the painful truth no amount of sorrow could ever turn back the hands of time.The next morning, Selin began her very first day at Miller Group.As she was settling in, the matriarch of the Miller family came to visit her, bringing Noah’s younger sister, Anna, along with her."Grandma!" Selin’s face lit up as she opened her arms to wrap the old lady in a warm embrace.Anna stood quietly beside her grandmother, looking hesitant."How is your first day going?" the old lady asked, pulling back to look at Selin with fond eyes."It’s going great, Grandma," Selin replied, a gentle, reassuring smile on her lips.Noticing how still and quiet Anna was standing in the corner almost like a mannequin afraid to move S

Selin stood near the window, her gaze fixed on Fabi. She didn't say a word at first, but her eyes locked onto his with an intensity so profound it made Fabi flinch, shifting uncomfortably under her scrutiny."Is there something you need to tell me about what happened earlier?" Selin finally asked. His voice was low, carrying a faint, subtle edge of amusement.Fabi crossed his arms, looking away for a fraction of a second before meeting her eyes again. "I just... I didn't like Noah bringing you coffee," he admitted, trying to sound casual, though the tension in his shoulders betrayed him. "He’s your ex-husband, Selin. What if you accepted it and he mistook it as a sign? What if he thought you were giving him another chance?"Selin let out a soft sigh, stepping closer. "I understand, my love. But you poured the coffee right in front of him—right under your grandmother's watchful eyes. What do you think she’s going to think about that?""I know it was harsh," Fabi muttered. The sharp edg

The next morning, Rach put on the faded, oversized janitor’s uniform. She hated every thread of the stiff fabric, but she had no choice. She needed to stay in the building. She needed to stay close to Noah.As she walked down the polished glass hallways of the main office, the employees gathered in small clusters, whispering and pointing. There was no pity in their eyes—only cold amusement and sharp, mocking sneers. For months, Rach had walked these same halls as an executive, treating everyone around her like insignificant bugs meant to be crushed beneath her heels. Now, the tables had turned, and the very people she had looked down on were eager to see her bleed.Rach’s fingers curled tightly around the damp aluminum handle of her mop. Her jaw clenched so hard her teeth hurt, and her eyes burned with a dark, simmering hatred. I will make Selin pay for this, she promised herself silently. I will make every single one of them pay.The harsh reality of her new life felt like a cruel jo

The air in the quiet room felt heavy, thick with a desperation that neither woman wanted to acknowledge out loud.When Rach heard that Noah no longer listened to a single word Alicia said, a sharp wave of frustration surged through her chest. It was a terrifying realization. Yet, she kept her posture straight and her face completely calm, taking extra care not to let her control over Alicia slip for even a second. Alicia was the very last card she had left to play. She was her only remaining ally in a game she was rapidly losing. If she lost Alicia now, she would be left with nothing—no power, no status, and no path back to the life she wanted.Looking directly into the older woman’s tired eyes, Rach softened her voice, lacing it with gentle conviction. "Aunt, please don't worry," she said smoothly, offering Alicia a fragile, deliberate smile. "No matter how distant or cruel Noah seems to be toward me right now, I truly believe he will come back. In the end, I'm the only one who genui