My Ex-Husband CEO Regrets Too Late のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 61 - チャプター 70

Aurora barely slept that night.The moment Vanessa said she had something to show Adrian, a heavy feeling settled in Aurora’s chest and refused to leave.She knew Vanessa had discovered something.Maybe not everything.But enough to become dangerous.Aurora sat by the bedroom window long after midnight, watching the city lights flicker in the distance. The mansion was silent around her, yet her thoughts were loud.Her hand slowly rested over her stomach again.“I have to be stronger,” she whispered.For the baby.No matter what happened next.Eventually exhaustion pulled her into a shallow sleep.—The next morning the mansion felt strangely calm.Too calm.Aurora walked into the dining room slowly.Adrian was already there.Vanessa sat beside him.Mrs. Hale stood near the table speaking to a maid.The moment Aurora entered, all three of them looked toward her.Aurora felt her heartbeat quicken.Something was coming.She could feel it.Vanessa smiled sweetly.“Good morning.”Aurora no

The sky had already turned dark when Aurora stepped out of the Hale mansion.The large iron gates slowly closed behind her with a heavy sound that echoed through the quiet street.For a moment she stopped walking.Her suitcase rested beside her feet, and the cold evening air brushed gently across her face.Aurora looked back at the mansion.Three years.Three long years she had lived inside that house.Three years of silence.Three years of trying to be a good wife to a man who barely looked at her.And now…She was leaving with nothing except a suitcase and the child growing inside her.Aurora slowly placed her hand over her stomach.“I’m sorry,” she whispered softly.“I tried to make it work.”But now she understood something clearly.Some relationships were never meant to be saved.Aurora wiped the remaining tears from her face, picked up her suitcase, and started walking toward the road.She had no idea where she would go tonight.But one thing was certain.She would not go back t

Night had already fallen over the city.Inside Lena’s apartment, the lights were dim and the small living room felt unusually quiet. Aurora sat on the couch with a blanket wrapped around her shoulders, trying to relax after a long and exhausting day.Lena was in the kitchen making tea.“First day of work and you already look like you fought a war,” Lena said from across the room.Aurora gave a faint smile.“Maybe I did.”Her body still felt tired, but her mind refused to calm down. The strange messages from earlier kept repeating in her head.Someone knew about the baby.Someone she couldn’t see.Aurora slowly placed her hand over her stomach again.A quiet promise.She would not let anyone harm this child.No matter what.Just then her phone vibrated on the table.Aurora froze.The sound felt louder than it should have.Lena looked over.“Are you not going to check it?”Aurora hesitated.Then she slowly picked up the phone.Unknown number.Again.Her fingers felt slightly cold as she

The old warehouse stood alone near the docks.Rust covered most of the metal walls, and broken streetlights flickered weakly around the empty road. The entire area felt abandoned, almost forgotten by the rest of the city.Aurora’s taxi stopped several meters away.For a moment she didn’t move.Her heart was beating so loudly that she could hear it in her ears.The address on the message matched the location exactly.This was the place.Aurora slowly stepped out of the car.Cold night air brushed against her face.Her hands instinctively moved to her stomach again.A silent promise.“I’ll keep you safe.”Even if it meant risking everything else.The taxi drove away, leaving Aurora alone in the quiet darkness.For several seconds she simply stared at the warehouse.Then she started walking.Each step felt heavier than the last.She didn’t know how many people were inside.She didn’t know what they wanted.But one thing was certain.Adrian was in there.And whether she liked it or not…H

The warehouse was suddenly filled with chaos.Police officers rushed inside with weapons raised while the kidnappers shouted and tried to escape. Red and blue lights flashed through the broken windows, cutting through the darkness of the building.“Police! Don’t move!”One of the men tried to run toward the back door, but two officers tackled him before he could reach it. Another dropped his knife immediately and raised his hands.Within seconds the entire situation shifted.The men who had been threatening them just moments ago were now on the ground in handcuffs.Aurora stood frozen where she was.Everything had happened too quickly.Her mind was still trying to catch up.An officer gently guided her away from the center of the room.“Ma’am, please step back.”Aurora nodded automatically.Her eyes searched the warehouse floor.Until they found Adrian.He was standing near the broken chair where he had been tied earlier. His shirt was slightly torn and his wrists still showed red mar