All Chapters of My Ex-Husband CEO Regrets Too Late: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Marcus Hale sat alone in the dark apartment.The small television had gone silent, leaving the room filled with nothing but the faint sound of traffic outside.He rubbed his tired eyes.For the past twelve hours he had been running.Running from the police.Running from Adrian.Running from Richard Vaughn.Marcus looked down at the metal briefcase on the table.The case was small, but the information inside it was powerful enough to destroy empires.Bank transfers.Secret contracts.Blackridge investment records.Every dirty deal Marcus had helped arrange.He opened the case again and stared at the documents.“Everyone wants this,” he muttered.Which meant everyone wanted him too.Marcus walked toward the window carefully and pulled the curtain aside just a little.A black car sat across the street.The engine was off.But someone was inside.Watching.Marcus smiled bitterly.“Too late.”He stepped away from the window.Because that car didn’t belong to Adrian.And it didn’t belong to

For a moment, nobody spoke.The underground parking garage felt colder than before.Aurora stood frozen where she was, Marcus’s words echoing in her mind.The hospital.That’s where he’s going to take the baby.Aurora slowly looked down at her stomach.Her hand moved there instinctively.Protective.Fear mixed with anger inside her chest.Adrian noticed the movement immediately.His expression hardened.He turned back to Marcus.“You’re lying.”Marcus didn’t look offended.“If I was lying, I would have run.”Daniel spoke quietly.“You’re saying Richard already has people inside the hospital?”Marcus nodded.“Yes.”Aurora frowned.“But why wait until the hospital?”Marcus looked at her.“Because that’s the only place where security becomes weak.”Aurora didn’t understand.Marcus continued.“When a child is born, the hospital focuses on the mother.”“Doctors.”“Nurses.”“Medical emergencies.”Adrian’s jaw tightened.“And chaos.”Marcus nodded.“Exactly.”Aurora felt a chill run down her

The hallway felt too quiet.Aurora could hear her own heartbeat.Room 312 stood at the end of the corridor, the door slightly open.Adrian didn’t rush in immediately.He raised his hand slightly, signaling the guards to stop.Everyone froze.Daniel leaned closer and whispered,“Could be armed.”Marcus watched the door carefully.“Richard doesn’t usually send amateurs.”Aurora’s chest tightened.“That room… that’s where my doctor scheduled my appointments.”Adrian’s eyes stayed fixed on the door.“He knew.”Aurora nodded slowly.“Yes.”Richard had planned everything.Even the hospital.Even the room.Adrian stepped forward quietly.The guards followed.Aurora stayed behind them, Marcus beside her.The hallway lights buzzed faintly overhead.Every step felt heavier.Adrian finally reached the door.He pushed it open slowly.The room was bright.Sunlight poured through the large window.A hospital bed stood near the center.Medical equipment sat beside it.And standing near the window…A

The storm clouds over Riverton finally broke the next afternoon.Rain had stopped, but the air still carried the smell of wet pavement and sea salt.Inside the café, Noah stood near the table holding his small drone carefully in both hands.He looked excited.And nervous.“Mom,” he said, “today is the test.”Lily raised an eyebrow.“The test?”“Yes.”“The first flight.”She wiped her hands on a towel and walked closer.“You built that thing from spare parts.”“That’s how inventions work.”Lily smiled slightly.“Where did you hear that?”“Dad.”That made her pause for a moment.Noah had started saying that word so naturally.Like Ethan had always been part of his life.“Okay,” she said finally.“Let’s see what it can do.”Noah grinned.Across town…Inside Ethan’s office, Oliver stood near the screen reviewing security feeds.“We’ve got eyes on the school, the apartment, and the harbor road,” he said.Ethan looked at the tablet.“Victoria?”“Her car was seen near the marina again.”Etha

The moment Richard Vaughn smiled…everything inside Aurora went cold.Not fear.Not exactly.It was something deeper.A quiet, dangerous realization—This man wasn’t here to run.He was here because he wanted to be seen.Adrian took one step forward.The entire lobby seemed to shrink around him.People moved in the background, unaware that something far more dangerous than an emergency was unfolding right in front of them.“Richard.”His voice was low.Controlled.But the tension in it was unmistakable.Richard adjusted his cuff calmly, as if he had all the time in the world.“Adrian Hale.”A faint pause.Then his eyes shifted—slowly—toward Aurora.That single glance made her heart slam violently against her ribs.There was no warmth in his gaze.No anger either.Just calculation.Like he was looking at something that already belonged to him.Aurora instinctively stepped back.Marcus moved slightly in front of her without thinking.Richard noticed.And his smile deepened just a frac