All Chapters of The Billionaire's Unwanted Wife and Her Twins: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Jennifer Hudson“You can do it,” she said. Her voice was trembling. I knew she was scared and worried. Especially since that night was her first time witnessing a birth. But Aunt Elena tried to stay strong and composed for my sake.I gathered my strength and prepared to push with all my might. My daughter had to be born safely into this world. I had to be strong, and I knew I could do it.“Come on. Push!” the doctor yelled.With every ounce of strength I had left, I pushed as hard as I could. Finally, my daughter was born safely. The doctor and nurses cheered joyfully. Aunt Elena was even crying beside me.I lay exhausted on the bed, with no strength left to move. All my strength had been drained giving birth to my baby.Aunt Elena held my hand tightly. Her eyes were wet and glistening. “You did it. Congratulations, my dear.”“I’m a mother now.” Aunt Elena nodded several times as she stroked my head. Meanwhile, the nurses were cleaning the twins and me.It was only then that I heard t

Jennifer HudsonEthan felt it was pointless to argue with Deborah, so he remained silent. In reality, there was only a slight difference between them, and whether Deborah would accept Julia depended entirely on Julia herself.Deborah just wanted someone who could get close to her, had a good attitude, and wasn’t arrogant. When I married Ethan, I attempted to get close to Deborah. I found out what she liked and what her hobbies were. That’s how I got close to her. And it turned out she just needed someone to talk to. Once we felt we’d clicked, she started opening up and sharing a lot.So, I think Julia just needs to find out what Deborah likes and what her hobbies are. After that, she should try to enter Deborah’s world with humility. After all, Deborah is just a lonely person who needs someone capable of understanding even a small part of who she is and her world. I think if Julia can understand and do that, Deborah will definitely accept her.The room fell silent instantly. It turned

Sarah HudsonThat night, I waited outside the delivery room. Julia was struggling to give birth to her child, while Ethan was on his way home from Rainwood to Brimston.I paced back and forth, trying to suppress my anxiety and fear. All of this was because of Deborah’s request. That damn old woman. Why is she still alive? Why doesn’t she just die so Julia and I can freely enjoy her fortune? Because of her demand, after Julia’s baby was born, she would have to undergo a DNA test. If only there were a way to avoid it, I’d be more than happy to do so. But I had absolutely no idea how.I sat in the waiting room reserved for patients’ families, then hurried to call David. He usually had a solution for every problem.The phone rang a few times, but he hadn’t picked up my call yet.“Come on, David. Answer the call,” I muttered.From a distance, I saw Fred walking toward me. In his right hand, he was carrying a large package. He scanned the hospital grounds, trying to spot me.I raised my han

Sarah Hudson“He’s somewhere safe,” David replied. His eyes were fixed on the road.“Where did you put him?” I asked again.“In a brothel.”“Why did you put him in a brothel?” I asked, furrowing my brow.“So that no one would get suspicious. Besides, he wouldn’t be easily found if we put him in a brothel.”“But he’s okay, right?” Fred asked, looking worried.“Yeah, I don’t think there are any health issues. He looks fine.”“So are you worried about him?” I asked Fred.Fred turned and gave a small smile. “A little worried. After all, he did me a favor when Eli was still alive. He was the one who advised Eli to give me the authority to lead the company. Without his advice, I’d just be a guy who doesn’t know how to lead a company or run a business. So, I still appreciate the kindness he showed me.”“How sentimental. So, where are we going now?”David smiled broadly. “To a restaurant, of course. Aren’t you guys hungry?”“Hungry. I want a beachfront restaurant.”“Okay,” David replied.A fe

NaraOne afternoon, Sir David suddenly ordered a male staff member and me to deliver medicine and food to that man.Actually, that night wasn’t the first time I’d delivered medicine and food to him. The only difference was that we’d never been ordered to go at night before. Usually, we delivered them in the morning, from breakfast through dinner.That night, Sir David came to the dormitory carrying a basket. Before anyone else could ask, he said that the basket contained medicine, dinner, and snacks specially prepared for that man. Then, Sir David immediately assigned a male worker and me to go to that man’s place and return straight to the factory.The problem was that the man lived on a different island. To reach his island, we had to take a ship, and the trip took about thirty minutes. However, crossing the sea at night felt terrifying to me.I imagined the dark, eerie sea as if it were ready to swallow anything that fell into it. I couldn’t refuse Sir David’s order, or he would pun