All Chapters of Being Mr. Hunt's Wife : Chapter 101 - Chapter 103

The sterile white walls of the Cedarville General Hospital corridor felt like a prison.Lucius was still at the waiting room. He hadn't changed his ruined shirt.The silence in the waiting area was deafening. The doctor’s words echoed on a loop in his mind. The blood loss puts your unborn child at severe risk.Lucius leaned forward and buried his face in his bloodstained hands. He had no idea. He didn't know he was about to become a father again. He didn't know Alura was carrying their child. The thought that he might lose them both before they even had a chance to build a life together tore him apart from the inside out. He could not breathe. He could not think. At this point he was begging the universe for a miracle. A swarm of local police officers had arrived minutes after the ambulance, demanding statements and trying to breach the surgical wing. Jax did not let them pass. He managed the police with authority, flashing his federal credentials and forcing the detectives to wait

The morning sun washed over the bustling streets of downtown Ashford Bay, casting long, golden shadows across the pavement. Abigail stood on the sidewalk, holding a warm cup of coffee in her hands. The cool coastal breeze tugged at her hair, but she didn't mind. She looked up at the painted wooden sign hanging above the large, gleaming glass windows. Hope's Garden.A delivery truck idled loudly at the curb. Two workers carried tall, bright floral arrangements through the front doors, the smell of damp earth, crushed leaves, and fresh roses spilling out onto the street. Abigail directed them, her voice calm and gentle. She pointed to the display corners and told them exactly where to place the white orchids, the sunflowers, and the rare lilies. She was now a mother, a survivor, and the proud owner of her own thriving dream business.Grey stepped out of a black car parked across the street. His silver-streaked hair caught the morning light. His wound that nearly killed him a year ag