บททั้งหมดของ The Wife They Sent Away: บทที่ 101 - บทที่ 110

The first alert was only the beginning. Within minutes, more headlines followed, each one faster and sharper than the last.Wolfe heir linked to secret child rumors.Questions rise over Adrian Wolfe’s marriage amid hidden heir claims.Another alert followed almost immediately.Who is the woman behind the growing Wolfe scandal?The reports were still vague. No names. No confirmations. Just enough information to make people curious.And curiosity spread quickly. It didn’t take long for people to connect the dots.The billionaire heir in question was Adrian Wolfe. And once his name surfaced, the next questions came just as fast.What about his wife?Does Alessia know?Who is the mother?How old is the child?The facts were incomplete, but that hardly mattered now. Speculation was already moving faster than truth.Adrian only looked at the headlines for a second before his entire expression changed. All traces of the earlier conversation disappeared.Without a word, he stepped out of Aria’

The room fell silent after Augustus spoke. He sat across from Alessia, composed as ever, watching her with unsettling calm.“How long do you think your position as Adrian’s wife can remain stable,” he asked, “when the foundation it was built on no longer exists?”The question hung in the air.Alessia kept her face neutral, though her pulse quickened. “Adrian and I haven’t discussed anything yet.”Victor finally spoke. “So Adrian is still dealing with this alone.”His tone was calm, detached, as if stating a fact.Augustus leaned back. “Which is exactly what I expected.”Before anyone could continue, a knock sounded at the door.Felix entered at Augustus’s permission, composed but tense. “Sir.”“What is it?” Augustus asked.Felix stepped forward and handed him a tablet. “You should see this.”Augustus took it without a word. Victor leaned in slightly.Across from them, Alessia’s chest tightened.The headlines were already spreading, the same gossip Adrian and Aria had seen about the se

Morning light filled the Aurelia Nexus tower, cutting through the glass in sharp, clean lines. The office floor stayed quiet and controlled, the kind of place where nothing was supposed to go wrong.Inside Aria’s office, everything was in order, files neatly arranged, screens open with steady data streams. She stayed focused, expression unchanged as numbers and reports moved across her display.Then the door slammed open.Elvira, her assistant, rushed in right after it, breathless. “Ma’am, I’m sorry, she didn’t wait...”But it was already too late. Solen Vale was already inside.Aria didn’t react the way most people would. No shock. No anger. Just a slow lift of her eyes from the screen, as if she had expected it. Not surprise, just fatigue.A few days ago, Richard Vale had shown up, same tone, same warnings, same useless pressure. They still acted like they had a right to her time, as if she belonged to them.And now Solen.Not again, she thought. It wasn’t even midday yet, and she h

Later that evening, Aria sat alone in her study at home.The room was quiet, lit only by the soft glow of her desk lamp and the scattered city lights beyond the glass windows. From this height, everything below looked orderly, almost peaceful.A sharp contrast to the storm quietly building around her.Her phone rang.Marcus.She answered at once. “Hey. Any update? Did you find anything?”His voice came low and serious. “I found something.”Aria straightened in her chair. “What is it?”A pause followed, along with the faint sound of papers moving on his end.Then, “There’s a problem with your records.”Her brows tightened. “What kind of problem?”“I pulled the original hospital database from the month you and Alessia were supposedly born,” Marcus said carefully. “And your files don’t line up.”Her fingers closed around the phone. “Explain.”“The system lists you and Alessia as twins,” he continued. “That part is consistent across official records.”A beat.“But the timeline isn't.”Ari

Morning arrived without peace.Aria had barely left her room when a security staff approached her near the staircase.“Ma’am,” he said carefully, “the press is outside.”Aria paused mid-step. Of course, the news from last night had spread faster than expected. But her first thought wasn’t about herself.It was for Caelum.Her gaze shifted toward the hallway.“Helena.”Helena appeared from the other side of the hall. “Yes, Aria?”“Don’t let Caelum outside today,” Aria said. “Not the garden, backyard, or even the pool. Keep him indoors for now.&rdq