All Chapters of LOVE BEYOND THE PAIN: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

Aurelia stopped in front of a small café tucked away on a street corner. Her body felt drained, as if every step she'd taken since leaving Caca's house had been fueled by nothing but desperation. Her chest still ached from her last conversation with Gian. His words had cut deeper than any blade ever could.She needed space. A place to breathe, to calm the storm raging inside her mind and heart.Her gaze lifted to the café's simple sign. The rich aroma of coffee drifted through the glass door, carrying a strangely comforting warmth. Without giving it much thought, she pushed the door open and stepped inside.The café wasn't crowded. A few young couples sat together, absorbed in quiet conversations. In another corner, several college students worked on their laptops, occasionally laughing among themselves. But their voices felt distant to Aurelia. The noise around her was nothing more than a faint echo.She chose the wooden staircase leading to the second floor. The soft creak of each s

The report came in only seconds after the first update. The voice on the other end sounded professional and composed, but to Gian, the words felt like a hammer crashing down on his skull."You should head straight to the hospital, sir. The ambulance has already arrived. It was Mrs. Aurelia who fell."It felt as though the world collapsed around him.Gian slammed his fist against the steering wheel. The impact echoed through the car. His breathing turned ragged, his shoulders rising and falling violently. His entire body trembled as his fingers tightened around the wheel until his knuckles turned white."Damn it! How could I be this careless?" he hissed through clenched teeth.His mind spiraled, consumed by a single name.Aurelia.His wife.The woman carrying their child.Images of her flashed through his head, accompanied by a crushing wave of guilt that squeezed the air from his lungs.Without another thought, Gi

The house seemed to have lost its breath.Ever since the incident at the café, the walls that had once echoed with conversation now reflected nothing but silence. The air felt cold, even in the middle of the day. Aurelia remained in her room, refusing every attempt Gian made to speak with her. The only sounds she heard were the occasional knock on her door and her husband's heavy footsteps stopping outside her room, only to leave again unanswered.The days crawled by as though time itself refused to move.Most of the time, Aurelia lay in bed staring at the ceiling, shutting herself off from anything that might remind her of the pain.But that morning was different.A faint commotion drifted in from outside. The front door opened in a hurry, followed by the sound of unfamiliar footsteps crossing the foyer.Curious, Aurelia got out of bed and moved toward the window. Pulling back the sheer curtain, she saw two well-dressed individuals entering the house alongside a police officer. They

The evening sky gradually darkened, bringing with it a chill that seemed to seep into everything.The bedroom was dimly lit by a single lamp. Its soft yellow glow cast long shadows across the walls.In the suffocating silence, Aurelia's words still lingered in the air like an echo that refused to fade."I think we should separate."The words she had spoken moments ago struck Gian like a sledgehammer to the chest.He stood frozen.His heart pounded erratically, yet somehow felt completely numb.His eyes remained fixed on his wife, who sat quietly at the edge of the bed.Aurelia's face was expressionless. Her eyes were empty, nothing like the woman who used to smile at him with such warmth.Silence swallowed the room.Only the ticking of the wall clock could be heard, counting down the seconds like a slow march toward destruction.After a long moment, Gian drew a deep breath.When he finally s

"The short course will most likely be in Australia. I just don't know which part yet," Aurelia said, her eyes shining with excitement.There was a new light in her, as though a dream she had kept buried for years was finally within reach."I'll only be living there for three months... I think?" she added, sounding uncertain yet hopeful at the same time.Lestari fell silent.Her lips parted as if she wanted to say something, but no words came out.Watching Aurelia speak with such enthusiasm made her chest tighten.For the first time, she realized that she had spent years measuring Aurelia against her own standards, forgetting that her daughter-in-law had dreams, ambitions, and a path of her own.Gian had been in their bedroom for some time now.His thoughts were a tangled mess.Meanwhile, Aurelia continued talking with her in-laws in the living room."I'll support anything that makes you happy," Mahesa said calmly,