All Chapters of The Billionaire's Unwanted Wife and Her Twins: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Jennifer HudsonBy the time I finished moving all my belongings from the car into the apartment, it was already dark outside. The full moon had taken the sun’s place, and its light shone beautifully in the night sky, accompanied by a scattering of stars.Sweat drenched my face and the rest of my body. I was panting after working hard to move so many things. I rested for a moment by sitting at the window.Before sitting down, I grabbed a cup of coffee and two slices of cake that Ethan and Deborah had given me. Then, I put the leftover food in the fridge to eat over the next few days.The moment the food and drink touched my lips, the taste was incredible. It was truly delightful, especially with the city’s view filled with twinkling lights and the beautiful night sky. Yet, amidst all that beauty, I felt a deep sense of loneliness.I had never lived in a house or apartment by myself before. So, that night, the loneliness felt so intense and quite agonizing. Still, moving to Rainwood and

Jennifer Hudson“Jenny, is that really you?” Aunt Elena asked, her eyes brimming with tears.I nodded several times as I kissed the back of her hand and wiped her wet eyes.“Yes, it’s me. I’m sorry, I didn’t know you were sick. I should have looked for you a long time ago. But I was so caught up in my life that I forgot about you, and you had to suffer all alone. From now on, I’ll look after you. You’ll never be alone again.”Aunt Elena’s sobs grew louder. Then, she gently pulled me closer to her and hugged me. I could feel her frail body trembling. Her tears even soaked through my clothes.“You don’t need to apologize. I should have taken you with me over a decade ago, so you wouldn’t have had to suffer. Forgive me,” she said.“Don’t apologize. I know the difficulties you faced. Especially since Dad wouldn’t let you take me. It’s okay. Now I’m here, and we’ll always be together.” I let Aunt Elena cry her heart out in my embrace until she was satisfied. We had been separated for over a

Ethan HillFinally, the month we had all agreed upon ended. One morning on the last day, we all saw Jenny off to Rainwood. Grandma, Kevin, Billy, and Claire came to the house to say their tearful goodbyes. Not only that, but even the servants and the gatekeepers were crying. I never expected them to love Jenny so much.The farewell, which was supposed to be brief, dragged on. Grandma hugged Jenny tightly while sobbing. I knew Grandma had loved Jenny from the moment she first saw her. Grandma’s love for her was immense, far greater than anyone could have imagined.However, behind all the tears and emotion of that farewell, I realized one thing. Her father, her stepmother, and Julia weren’t present that day, even though I’d told them several times. I wondered what terrible mistake Jenny had made that caused her family to shun her. But Fred was her biological father. He should have acted like a father.From all of this, I drew an initial conclusion: her family didn’t love Jenny. I couldn’

Ethan HillKevin sighed a few times, then replied. “She never told me she was pregnant. Didn’t you forbid her from getting pregnant and tell her to take birth control pills? So how could she have gotten pregnant? Besides, why are you asking about this? You and Jenny got divorced because you cheated on her with her stepsister, who ended up getting pregnant. For Julia’s sake and the child in her womb, she accepted the divorce you filed for and walked away from your lives. Do you regret divorcing her now? If you’re with Julia, get out of there and find a quiet place.” I hurriedly got up from the bed, left the room, then opened the back patio door and shut it tightly before walking away and sitting on a chair by the fish pond.The question Kevin asked hit me like a ton of bricks. He was right. I was the one who was too selfish. During the time we were together, especially over the past month, Jenny had left something in a corner of my heart that no one else had ever filled. I couldn’t mak

Jennifer HudsonThe worst part was that she would always scold and punish any servant who made even the slightest mistake. She wouldn’t listen to or accept any explanations. To Julia, her opinion was the only correct one, while everyone else’s was wrong. I’d been used to Julia’s attitude for a long time. In fact, I was always her scapegoat whenever she made a mistake.Aunt Elena, Elise, Lily, and the others were shocked when I told them about my past life. They never expected that I would have lived in such a toxic family. Especially Aunt Elena, the guilt lodged in her heart grew bigger, so she kept apologizing to me. She stopped apologizing only after I calmed her down.That afternoon, we shared many things we’d kept bottled up inside. Through those simple, heartfelt expressions, we got to know each other better. In the end, we were freed from the environment that had been poisoning us, and we were deeply grateful.After lunch, we got back to work. The moving crew had already carried