All Chapters of Mr. CEO, Your Abandoned Wife Has Powerful Brothers: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

"Is this your new plan to trapping me again?" Arvan’s voice was colder than before. He laugh short and bitter. "Clever. Using your child as your instrument now. How low can you sink, Reyna?" It landed like a stone against my chest. "This is not something I invented." My voice trembled despite every effort to hold it still. "I just came from the hospital. The doctor already confirmed..." "I know how you operate, Reyna Valeria." He cut me off. "Four years ago you used my trust to get into my bed. Now you're using Kirana's name to pull me back home." His voice dropped lower, but the cruelty inside it sharpened. "If Kirana really sick as you claim, then consider it your punishment." The air left my lungs completely. Punishment. The word hit harder than it should have. Not because I was unaccustomed to the edges of Arvan's language. But because this time, he had said something terrible about his own daughter. Kirana. The small girl who had fallen asleep that afternoon holdin

"Mom... is Papa leaving?" Kirana's voice was soft. Her hand gripped the edge of my jacket with her small clenched fingers. Kirana held my clothes very tightly. I felt my chest tighten. My little daughter's small fingers trembled on the fabric of my shirt. Kirana looked at Arvan, then Lara, then asked again in a voice that was almost a whisper, "Mom, why is that aunt's child calling Papa 'father'?" Lara immediately panicked. Her face instantly paled. She reacted quickly by kneeling in front of Rio, her voice still gentle but with something hurried in it. "Rio, sweetheart. Just call him Uncle Arvan, dear. Uncle, not father." The child looked at his mother in confusion. "But Mama said—" "Call him Uncle." Lara cut him off with a smile that didn't reach her eyes. Rio finally nodded, though his face was still confused. Arvan frowned. He opened his mouth, wanting to say something. But I was faster, pulling his arm to the side, far enough from Kirana and Lara's earshot. "What are yo

Arvan nodded stiffly.I handed Kirana to a trusted assistant, then walked ahead of Arvan out of the ballroom.I didn't care about people's stares.I only cared about one thing.Arvan had just shattered our daughter's heart. And I wouldn't stay silent.I led Arvan to a quiet hotel corridor.My hands trembled holding back anger that had reached its peak."Do you know what you just did?" I asked in a low voice full of emotion. "You just shattered your own daughter's heart!"Arvan stared at me sharply."I regret agreeing to your condition," he said in a cold tone. "It only caused problems. I should never have agreed to be Kirana's father."I was stunned. "Kirana is your child. How can you call her a problem?""She is a problem!" Arvan looked at me with burning eyes. "And all of this happened because of you! I have to pretend to care, pretend to be a good father, while every time I see her, I only remember how you trapped me!"Every word from Arvan stabbed my heart like a knife."She's you

I stood in front of the building I had called home for the past four years. A home filled with bitter memories and occasional warm moments that now felt like illusions. My hands trembled as I opened the door with the spare key I always carried. The house was dark and silent. No sound of Kirana's laughter or her small voice calling me "Mommy." No rabbit doll and toys scattered on the floor. Only suffocating emptiness. I turned on the lights and walked toward Kirana's room. Her bedroom door was still open as I had left it last night. Her bed was still messy. Her rabbit doll lay on the pillow, as if waiting for its owner to return. But Kirana would never return. My chest tightened. I could barely breathe. I forced myself to turn and walk to the living room, looking for the divorce papers Arvan had given me a few days ago. The brown folder still lay on the table, in the same place since I brought it home from his office. I opened it and skimmed through it. Full cu

Reyna POV The clock showed almost four in the morning, but I couldn't sleep. My eyes were still open staring at the ceiling of the dark room. Two days had passed since Kirana left. Two days that felt like two years. Every second was heavy and torturous. Today was Kirana's fifth birthday. A day that should have been filled with laughter, cake, candles, and hope. But now there was only emptiness. My tears flowed again. Who knows how many times tonight. I was tired of crying, but the tears kept flowing without my being able to stop them. I looked at my phone displaying Kirana's face smiling broadly on the screen. "Happy birthday, sweetheart," I whispered softly while touching the screen. "Forgive Mama for not being able to celebrate it with you." My chest tightened. My tears broke out again. Yesterday afternoon, Aldric arranged a simple funeral ceremony for Kirana. Only the two of us attended. No one else. No family from Arvan's side. No friends or acquaintances. Just me and Aldr