All Chapters of HIS REGRET MY REVENGE: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

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CHAPTER 59 : The surprise

Three months after the wedding, I found out I was pregnant. It was a surprise.I really didnt expect that i would be pregnat .A wonderful, terrifying, unexpected surprise. I told Julian on a Saturday morning. He was making breakfast. Pancakes. Chocolate chips. The works. "Julian, I need to tell you something."i said "Okay." He didn't look up from the stove. "Sit down." He looked at me. His face was worried. "What's wrong?" "Nothing's wrong. Just sit down." He sat. His hands were trembling. "Julian, I'm pregnant." He stared at me. His mouth opened. Closed. Opened again. "What?" "I'm pregnant." "Pregnant pregnant?" "Pregnant pregnant." He stood up. He walked to me. He knelt in front of me. "Are you serious?" "I'm serious." "Really serious?" "I'm really serious." He laughed. It was wet. Joyful. "We're going to have a baby." "We're going to have a baby." He kissed me. "I love you." "I love you too." "I love you so much." "I know." He stood up. He ran to the stair

CHAPTER 60 : The birth

The labor was long. Eighteen hours. Eighteen hours of pain. Eighteen hours of fear. Eighteen hours of waiting for the moment when everything would change. Julian was there the whole time. He never left my side. He held my hand through every contraction. He told me I was doing great. He told me I was strong. He told me he loved me. His voice was a constant, steady presence in the chaos. "I can't do this," I said. The pain was overwhelming. My body felt like it was being torn apart. "Yes, you can." Julian's voice was firm. Certain. "It hurts." "I know. But you're almost there. You're so close." Another contraction. I screamed. Julian didn't flinch. He just held my hand tighter. His grip was like an anchor, keeping me tethered to reality. "You're doing great," he said. "I hate you." "I know." "I love you." "I know that too." The doctor came in. She was a woman in her fifties with kind eyes and steady hands. She had delivered hundreds of babies. She knew what she was doing.

CHAPTER 61: The first months

The first months with James were exhausting.Sleepless nights blurred into sleepless days. Dirty diapers piled up like mountains. Endless feedings left me drained and aching. James cried at all hours. He cried when he was hungry. He cried when he was tired. He cried when he was happy. He cried just because he could. His tiny lungs were powerful. His voice was relentless.But he was also wonderful.He smiled at us with his gummy mouth. He cooed at us with his tiny voice. He grabbed our fingers with his miniature hands, his grip surprisingly strong for such a small person. He looked at us like we were the center of his universe, like we were the most important people in the world."You're going to be a heartbreaker," Julian said, holding James in the middle of the night. The nursery was dim. The nightlight cast soft shadows. The rocker creaked gently beneath them."I hope not." I was sitting on the floor, too tired to stand."What? Why?""Because I don't want him to break anyone's heart

CHAPTER 62 : DAMIAN'S wedding

Damian proposed to Chloe on a Saturday afternoon at a dog park.It wasn't romantic. It wasn't planned. It wasn't anything like the elaborate proposals that billionaires were known for. They were at the dog park with Baxter, Chloe's golden retriever. Baxter was chasing a tennis ball, his tail wagging furiously. Damian was supposed to be watching. Instead, he was on one knee in the grass."I love you," he said. "Marry me."Chloe looked at him. She looked at Baxter. She looked at the tennis ball. She looked back at Damian."Are you serious?" she asked."I'm serious.""Right now? At a dog park?""Right now. At a dog park."Chloe laughed. Then she kissed him. "Yes.""Yes?""Yes."Damian stood up. He hugged her. He spun her around. Baxter barked excitedly, not understanding what was happening but happy to be part of it."We're getting married," Damian said."We're getting married."The wedding was three months later.It was bigger than ours. But not by much. Damian had too many business ass

CHAPTER 63 : Five years later

Five years later, we were still together.Lily was ten. James was five. They were best friends. They fought constantly. They made up quickly. They fought again. They loved each other fiercely.i mean thats how siblings are supposed to be right?"Mommy, James took my unicorn!" Lily shouted from the living room."Did not!" James shouted back."Did too!""Did not!"I sighed. "Who had it first?""Me," Lily said."Then give it back, James.""But it's so fluffy.""Give. It. Back."James gave it back. Lily hugged it protectively. James started to cry."James is a crybaby," Lily said."Lily is a meanie," James said."Enough." Julian's voice was firm. "Say sorry.""Sorry," they said in unison, their voices dripping with reluctance."Now hug."They hugged. It was awkward. It was perfect. They looked like they wanted to kill each other. They also looked like they wanted to protect each other that nice type of sibling love."You're so annoying," Lily said."You're so annoying too," James said."Le

CHAPTER 64 : Lily's birthday

Lily turned ten on a Saturday in June.She woke up early. Too early. The sun was barely up. She ran into our room and jumped on the bed with all the energy of a hurricane."Happy birthday!" she shouted. Her voice was loud enough to wake the neighbors.James was behind her. He jumped too, his small body bouncing on the mattress. "Happy birthday, Lily!""Thank you!""Can we open presents now?" Lily asked, bouncing on the bed."After breakfast," I said, my eyes still closed."But I want presents.""After breakfast."Lily sighed dramatically. "Fine."We had breakfast. Pancakes. Chocolate chips. Whipped cream. The works. Lily ate three pancakes. James ate one and fed the rest to Charlie."Can we open presents now?" Lily asked."After the party.""What party?""Your party. The one at the park.""My party is at the park?""Yes.""With all my friends?""With all your friends."Lily screamed. James covered his ears. Charlie barked."That's so cool," Lily said. "I've never had a party at a park

CHAPTER 65 : Victor's grave

Julian visited Victor's grave alone. He didn't tell me he was going. He just left. A note on the kitchen table. His handwriting was shaky. "I need to do this. I need to face him one last time. I'll be back soon. Don't worry." But I did worry. I always worried. So I followed. I found him standing in front of the headstone. The cemetery was quiet. The grass was green. The sky was blue. Birds sang in the trees. It was peaceful. "Julian," I said softly. He turned. "How did you find me?" "Lily told me." "She knew?" "She always knows. She's always known." He looked back at the headstone. Victor Thorne. Beloved father. Beloved husband. The lies carved in stone. "I don't know why I came here," he said. "Yes, you do." "Why?" "To say goodbye. To finally let go. To close the door." He was silent for a long time. The wind blew through the trees. The birds sang. The world kept turning. "I hated him," Julian said. His voice was quiet. "For so long. For my whole life. I hated him mo

CHAPTER 66 : The epilogue-forever starts now

It was a Sunday morning. The sun was shining through the kitchen windows, casting warm golden light across the countertops. The birds were singing outside, their cheerful melodies drifting through the open windows. The house smelled like pancakes and fresh coffee. The sound of laughter drifted up from the kitchen. James was twelve. Lily was seventeen. They were sitting at the kitchen table, arguing over the last pancake. Charlie, our golden retriever, was under the table, hoping for scraps. Princess, our calico cat, was on the windowsill, pretending not to care about the chaos below. "Give it to me," James said, reaching for the plate. "No, it's mine," Lily said, pulling it away. "I want it." "I want it more." "You always want everything." "Because I'm older." "Being older doesn't make you better." "It makes me smarter." "No, it doesn't." I looked at Julian. He was standing at the stove, flipping pancakes with an expression of fond exasperation. His hair was grayer now. Hi

CHAPTER 67 : James's first day of school

James started kindergarten on a Tuesday in September. He was five years old. He was nervous. He was excited. He was terrified. He was all the things a five-year-old should be on his first day of school. His backpack was too big for his small shoulders. His new sneakers squeaked when he walked. His hair was combed neatly, a task that had taken twenty minutes and three attempts. "I don't want to go," he said, clinging to my leg. His grip was surprisingly strong for such a small child. "James, you have to go." "Why?" "Because school is important. You'll learn things. You'll make friends. You'll have fun. You'll discover new things you never even knew existed." "But I don't know anyone." "You know Lily. She'll be there." "Lily is in third grade. She won't be in my class." "True. But she'll be in the same building. You can see her at lunch. You can wave to her in the hallway. You can tell her all about your day when you get home." James considered this. His grip on my leg loosen

CHAPTER 68 : LILY'S first crush

Lily came home from school one day with a strange look on her face. She was eleven. She was in sixth grade. She had always been confident, always sure of herself. But today, she was quiet. Flustered. Her cheeks were pink. Her eyes were distant. "What's wrong?" I asked. "Nothing." "Nothing? You look like you've seen a ghost." "I haven't seen a ghost. I've seen… something else." "Something else?" "A boy." I tried not to smile. "A boy?" "A boy. In my class. His name is Ethan. He's tall. He's funny. He's smart. He's—" "Handsome?" Lily blushed. Her cheeks turned even pinker. "Maybe." I sat down with her on the couch. "Tell me about Ethan." "He sat next to me in science class. We had to be lab partners. We were supposed to dissect a frog. I was nervous. I didn't want to do it. He was nervous too. He told me he'd never dissected anything before either. We both laughed. And then—" She paused. "He held my hand." "He held your hand?" "To steady me. I was shaking. He said it was o

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