All Chapters of Ruin Me,DADDY: Chapter 241 - Chapter 250

**Chapter 117: The Fire Remains**The yacht cut through the sapphire waters of the Bahamas like a blade, engines purring smoothly beneath us. *Eternal Ruin*—Lucian had renamed her shortly after our vow renewal—stretched 280 feet of pure luxury, yet somehow still felt like home. The deck vibrated gently under my bare feet as I leaned against the railing, watching the sun paint the horizon in strokes of orange and pink.This was our first real family vacation since the final threats had ended. No security hovering every second. No urgent calls from the company. Just us.“Mommy, look!” Sophia shrieked from the splash pool, her pink swimsuit soaked and her dark curls plastered to her head. She cannonballed off the edge, sending water spraying everywhere. Kai squealed in delight from Bella’s arms, clapping his chubby hands.Alexander and Maya lounged on the wide sunbed nearby, pretending to read but mostly stealing kisses when they thought no one was watching. Chuck had surprised us by joi

**Chapter 119: Closure**The news of Victoria’s death settled over the estate like a quiet exhale.For days, the atmosphere felt lighter, as though one final chain from the past had been severed. We didn’t celebrate it—death was still death—but we allowed ourselves to breathe easier. Lucian and I spent long evenings on the terrace discussing how to shield the children from the remnants of old hatred, especially with Derek still breathing in his cell.Then the call came.The warden informed Lucian that Derek had requested one final “family meeting.” He was deteriorating rapidly. Advanced liver disease, years of prison stress, and the loss of Victoria had finally broken what little remained of the once-powerful man. The warden offered a supervised visit under maximum security. Lucian almost refused.Until I asked him to take me.“I need to see it,” I told him that night, curled against his chest in our bed. My belly had rounded noticeably now, the twins making their presence known with

**Chapter 121: New Rhythms**The soft hum of the espresso machine filled the kitchen as early morning light spilled across the marble counters. I stood barefoot in one of Lucian’s old button-down shirts, the fabric straining slightly over my twenty-four-week belly. Twins had turned what used to be a gentle curve into a prominent, heavy presence that made even simple movements feel deliberate.Lucian appeared behind me, freshly showered, smelling of cedar and citrus. His arms circled my waist, hands automatically cradling the twins as he pressed a kiss to the side of my neck.“Morning, little one,” he murmured, voice still husky from sleep. “You should’ve stayed in bed. I was going to bring you breakfast.”“I needed to move.” I leaned back into him, smiling as one of the babies gave a strong kick against his palm. “They’re active this morning. Feels like they’re practicing soccer in there.”His low chuckle vibrated against my back. “They get that from their mother. Always fighting for

**Chapter 123: Blossoming**The nursery was nearly complete. Soft sage walls glowed warmly under the afternoon light, the starry mural Alexander had painted now fully detailed with tiny constellations and two delicate crescent moons. I sat in the oversized rocking chair, feet propped on a cushion, folding impossibly small sleepers while the twins practiced what felt like acrobatics.Thirty weeks. The home stretch was approaching fast, and my body reminded me of it with every deep breath and Braxton Hicks contraction. Yet I had never felt more alive.Lucian walked in carrying a large white box tied with a satin ribbon. His shirt was open at the collar, sleeves rolled up, looking every bit the devoted husband who had traded boardrooms for bassinet assembly.“Special delivery,” he said, setting the box at my feet. “From Bella and Chuck. They said it’s a joint peace offering and welcome gift.”Inside were two identical hand-carved wooden music boxes. When I opened one, a soft lullaby play

**Chapter 125: Echoes of Forever**The estate buzzed with quiet excitement as the final preparations for Alexander and Maya’s wedding shifted into high gear. At thirty-five weeks pregnant, I had officially moved into “gentle supervision” mode, which meant I directed operations from the comfort of a shaded lounger on the terrace while the family executed my vision.White and blush roses climbed the wooden arch on the private beach. Lanterns and delicate strings of sea glass hung from the pavilion where the reception would take place. Maya had chosen a soft, flowing gown with delicate lace that made her look like she belonged in a dream. Alexander’s tuxedo had been tailored to perfection.I watched from my spot as Maya did her final fitting nearby, Bella adjusting the train with surprising tenderness.“You look stunning,” I told her, voice thick. “Like the future we always hoped for.”Maya’s eyes shimmered. “None of this would be possible without you and Lucian. You showed us what real