All Chapters of A Repentant Ex-Husband: Come Back To Me, My Love: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Daniel stood in the exact spot where Natalia had left him just a few minutes earlier. His gaze remained fixed on the polished floor of the courthouse, feeling the echo of his own words weigh on his chest like a sentence.The disappointment in Natalia’s eyes haunted him with overwhelming intensity. She had been so clear, so firm: she needed time. And he had no choice but to respect that.He took a deep breath, trying to dispel the emptiness consuming him, but then, like an unexpected shadow, he saw a familiar face in the crowd. He frowned.It was her, the girl from the bar. The same one with whom he’d shared a night in his apartment—a night that, though fleeting, had left a strange mark on him.Daniel had returned to that bar many times, searching for her like a man possessed, but he had never seen her again. And now there she was, just a few feet away, right in the courthouse.“It can’t be,” he murmured to himself.Without thinking, like a magnet unable to resist its opposite pole, Da

The air in the hallway was thick, almost stifling. Natalia and Keiden stopped in front of one of the courthouse’s large windows, where daylight barely managed to filter through the heavy beige curtains.The murmurs of lawyers and staff were lost amid the distant buzz of people and the ticking of an old clock on the wall. Keiden, standing tall with his eyes fixed on Natalia, studied her with a mixture of concern and patience.“Are you okay?” he asked softly, leaning slightly toward her.Natalia looked down for a moment, unsure how to respond. Her fingers fiddled with the hem of her blouse, an automatic gesture when she tried to keep her emotions in check.“I’m not sure,” she finally replied, her voice barely audible.Keiden narrowed his eyes with concern and asked in a firmer tone:“Tell me… Is it because of Simon?”Natalia shook her head quickly; her answer was clear and sharp.“No, it’s not because of him.”That certainty in her words made Keiden exhale a sigh of relief, feeling a re

The small room was lit by a faint white glow emanating from the old fluorescent light on the ceiling. The air smelled of antiseptic, and the paramedics moved quickly around her, adjusting monitors and checking her vital signs.Isabella was reclining in a vinyl chair, pale, with her eyes closed and a hand on her forehead, feigning weakness. One of the paramedics checked the monitor one last time and spoke in a firm voice.“Her vital signs are stable, but we need to take her to a medical center to make sure everything is okay.”Isabella opened her eyes with effort and raised a hand, trying to look fragile.“It’s not necessary… I feel a little better,” she said in a weak voice, as if she were about to break.The man frowned, insistent.“Miss, we can’t take any risks. Your health is our priority.”She sighed, as if the paramedic’s insistence were an overwhelming burden.“All right, but give me a few minutes, please,” she said, in a soft but firm tone. “I need to call my family to let them

Meanwhile, in front of the burning house, Simon approached the firefighters with a firm, determined stride, even though one of them tried to stop him.“Sir, you can’t go in,” he said, placing a hand on his chest and looking at him with a serious expression. “It’s too dangerous.”“My son is in there,” Simon replied, his teeth clenched. “I’m going in, whether you like it or not.”The firefighter opened his mouth to reply, but Simon had already moved toward the entrance, ignoring the shouts of warning.“Sir, turn back,” the firefighter called out in a tense voice. “Firefighters are already handling the situation—please turn back!”Natalia watched the scene with her heart in her throat; tears blurred her vision as she clenched her fists tightly.“Please… bring him back,” she murmured between sobs, her voice barely audible amid the roar of the fire.Simon moved forward and, seeing that the front door was blocked, looked for a side window to climb through, knowing that every passing second

Outside the burning house, the air was thick with smoke and chaos. Natalia couldn’t take her eyes off the building being consumed by flames; her anguished screams echoed over the noise of the sirens and the shouts of the emergency personnel.The struggle with Keiden to keep her away from the firefighters had left her exhausted, and though her body trembled, it was not from fear but from frustration. Every passing second felt like a direct blow to her soul.“Do something! Quick, please!” she shouted, her heart squeezed by unbearable anguish.An overwhelming sensation took her breath away, and she had to summon all her willpower not to burst into tears right there.A firefighter approached her quickly, taking her arm gently but firmly.“Ma’am, please, you need to calm down. We’re doing everything we can to get him out,” he said, though his grave tone left no room for false hope.“Then do it faster!” she retorted, almost hysterically, breaking free from the firefighter’s grip. “Don’t lea