BILLIONAIRE'S FORSAKEN WIFE RETURNS: His Fight For Redemptio의 모든 챕터: 챕터 111 - 챕터 120

Octavia held onto Declan’s arm as they walked to the car. She was quiet, but she was clearly relieved. Declan looked at her and gave her a small smile.“Let’s go home,” he said. “I need a shower and some sleep.”Alastair watched them leave from the station steps. He had a small, satisfied smile on his face. Everything was going exactly according to plan. Declan now saw him as the helpful brother who had come to his rescue. The suspicion Declan had started to feel was slowly being replaced by gratitude.Alastair turned and walked to his car, already thinking about his next move.After Declan was released from the police station, he and Octavia got into the car. Declan looked exhausted but relieved. As they drove, he turned to Octavia.“I already called Alexander earlier,” he said. “I told him to pick up Seraphina from school since I got arrested. We need to go get her first before we head home.”Octavia nodded. “That’s good. She must be wondering where we are.”They drove straight to A

Alastair was in his bedroom, throwing things around like a mad man. A glass flew across the room and shattered against the wall. A vase followed right after it, breaking into pieces on the floor.“Why can’t anybody do their fucking job right?” he shouted, kicking a chair so hard it fell over. “I have been planning this for months! Months! I needed that boy to die. It would have given me the perfect opening to get closer to the family. Now everything is ruined because of one useless nanny who couldn’t even do a simple job!”He grabbed another glass and smashed it on the floor. His face was red with anger. His spy in the hospital had just called to tell him that Kai was still alive. The boy had survived. All his plans were falling apart because of that.He was still pacing and breaking things when the door opened. Vanessa walked in completely naked, her hair loose and her expression calm.“Alastair,” she said softly, closing the door behind her. “Calm down, darling. Breaking things won’

Three weeks had passed since Kai was rushed to the hospital. He was finally awake, but he was still on oxygen support. His small body was weak, and the doctors said he needed time to properly detox from whatever he had been given. Everyone was relieved that he had survived, but the mood in the family was still heavy.The grandparents had arrived a few days after the nanny died. They had been on a trip when everything happened, and as soon as they heard the news, they cut their vacation short and flew back. Now the entire family was gathered. Eleni, Octavia’s mother, had been staying close to the hospital. Alexander and Sophia were taking turns by Kai’s side. Declan had been helping wherever he could.That afternoon, the family was in the private waiting lounge near Kai’s room. Seraphina and Sebastian were sitting on the floor playing with some toys the hospital staff had given them. Eleni was sitting on a chair, watching them quietly.Declan walked in carrying two bags. One had food,

Kai was finally being discharged from the hospital. After weeks of treatment and careful monitoring, the doctors said his body had cleared most of the toxins and he was stable enough to go home. The entire family was gathered in his hospital room, smiling and chatting as the nurses prepared his discharge papers.Sophia was carefully folding Kai’s clothes while Alexander helped him put on his jacket.“You ready to go home, champ?” Alexander asked, ruffling his son’s hair.Kai nodded with a small smile. “Yeah. I miss my bed.”Sebastian was sitting on the edge of the bed, swinging his legs. “Can we play video games when we get home? I saved your character for you.”Kai laughed weakly. “Yes.”Octavia stood by the window with Declan, watching the family interact. She looked tired but happy. Declan gently squeezed her hand.“You did good,” he said quietly. “He’s going home because of you.”Octavia smiled softly. “We all did our part. I’m just glad he’s okay."Eleni walked over to them, carr

Alastair stepped into the dimly lit back office of an old warehouse on the outskirts of the city. The chief of police was already waiting, pacing nervously behind a metal desk.“You’re late,” the chief said, wiping sweat from his forehead.Alastair closed the door behind him and smiled coldly. “I don’t like to be rushed. Especially when I’m paying for results.”The chief looked at him with tired eyes. “Look, Mr. Rothschild, we did what you asked. The Mendez case has been closed as unsolved. But there were too many eyes on this one. Reporters, the family, the hospital staff, everyone was watching. If you do something like this again, we won’t be able to cover it up. I’m serious. My department is already under pressure.”Alastair walked closer and placed a heavy black briefcase on the desk. He opened it slowly, revealing neat stacks of cash.“You’ll take the money,” Alastair said calmly. “And you’ll make sure this stays buried. I don’t care how many eyes were watching. That’s your probl