《The Rejected Plump Mate, Now Wanted》全部章節：第 81 章 - 第 90 章

Liam“Shit,” I muttered under my breath when I stepped into the space and found that the entrance door was open.“Nooo!” I bolted up the stairs, taking three steps at once, my feet pounding heavily against the polished tiled floor as something like panic surged violently through me.The second I reached the top floor where Aurora had been laid, practically where I had left her only moments ago, I nearly froze at the entrance when I saw the door standing open. My chest tightened painfully, but I still stepped inside, my eyes sweeping frantically across every corner of the room. It was empty.“Fuck!”I stomped out of the room, practically sprinting into the compound.“Mathew!” My voice was at the top of my throat as I called out to the gateman, who ran forward immediately. “Where’s the lady I left in my room just a moment ago?”He looked confused as he stared at me with stunned glances. “I’m sorry, sir. Which lady? I never saw anyone around.”What the heck?“You never saw her around? Wh

DamianI have not been myself ever since these past few days, and now, with Diala’s revelation hanging heavily over my head, my mind was in complete chaos. Every thought clashed with each other leaving me trapped in confusion and anger. I still didn’t believe her child was mine.That child could never have been mine. She was only using the child to cage me, to force me to stay after the betrayal. I saw it in her eyes. I saw the trickery in them, as well as the deceit.As I stepped out of her cell, Aaron growled restlessly inside my head. He felt every crack in me just as deeply as I did. The betrayal. The confusion. The anger tearing through us. But even with all the emotions raging inside us, we still needed proof before accepting anything as truth.“Get the driver ready with the car,” I said to Darius, who stopped and held my arm, before I could move any farther.“Don’t you think this could be a trap?” he asked carefully. “Or maybe another trick to stop you from searching for the L

DamianI turned toward the familiar face standing before me. A man about my age, with that same polished, confident smile sitting effortlessly on his lips. Sharp jawline, neatly trimmed dark hair styled with precision, dark trousers and a fitted shirt beneath a crisp white doctor’s coat that made him look even more refined than I remembered.Several files were tucked firmly in his arms as he walked straight toward me with steady, deliberate steps.“It’s been a long time, Damian. I never thought I’d ever run into you again.”“Says who?” My tone came out lightly teasing, but forced, as I reached for his hand in a firm shake that carried a strange familiarity… like no time had passed at all.“So, what brings you to this part of town?” he asked, releasing my hand and casually slipping one arm into his coat pocket.My gaze dropped to the leather file in my arms, the hospital logo printed boldly at the front, almost accusingly.“That…” Mike’s voice softened as his eyes followed mine. “That’

Damian“I’m sorry I didn’t heed your instructions. I’m sorry I put you through everything you went through, all because of me.” Her tears soaked my clothes, and that dragged sharper into my chest.“It was never your fault,” I said to her, remembering what the guards had told me upon her disappearance. “It was Diala’s devious schemes, and you ended up falling into it unknowingly,” I said to her and watched her tense at my words. She sniffed but didn’t speak again, even when her lips slightly trembled as though trying to form words.A part of me believed she wanted to say something, and Aaron was surging within me restlessly. I asked her, but I couldn’t bring myself to do it. Somehow, I was afraid of what Diala must have said to her to make her tense at just the mention of her name, but that wasn’t only what I was thinking. That wasn't what my thoughts were doing to me. Three days already, and it still lingered.I couldn’t hold back the tears that threatened to slip from my eyes at the

“I don’t want this to bring more feuds,” Aurora began as she held onto my arms, squeezing them slightly, “I just want it resolved the right way. But it hurts to admit that…”Her face grew cold, but beneath it lay tension, bitterness, and rage.“Thirty minutes already,” Doctor Andrew’s voice burst through the door as he stepped inside, that professional composure etched across his face painting a clear picture of who he truly was, even without the usual white coat.“Hello, Damian. I’m sorry to intrude on your time, but for now I would recommend she gets some rest. What we are dealing with is not just any random case.” His tone should have unsettled me, but somehow it didn’t strike the fear it should have.My mind was still pressed on what Aurora had just revealed and what she was yet to say. Yet Doctor Andrew’s presence seemed to shift something in the room, replacing it with a certain regret reflected in her expression, and that was a question I desperately wanted to get to the root o