Semua Bab The Plus-Size Girl Claimed by 3 Daddies: Bab 151 - Bab 160

Author's PovThe afternoon sun streamed into Leon's office on the top floor of Harrington Tower. The view of London stretched wide beyond the large glass windows, with the shimmering River Thames and rows of towering skyscrapers.Inside the luxurious room, three men sat around a mahogany conference table, surrounded by stacks of documents and computer screens displaying financial graphs.Leon sat in the main chair, his back leaning against it, his eyes focused on his laptop screen with concentration. His face, once pale and tired, now looked healthier, although the fine lines at the corners of his eyes showed his aging years. He wore a neatly tailored dark gray suit, his graying hair at the temples combed back perfectly. Even though he was over fifty and his health was no longer as strong as before, Leon still had an aura of firmness that commanded respect from those around him.On his right, Adrian sat casually, his legs crossed, his fingers tapping on the table to the rhythm of a so

Several weeks had passed since Ana started working at Hotel Harmony. Leon deliberately did not visit the hotel, even though he was its owner. He wanted to give Ana space to enjoy her new job without feeling pressured by his presence. But secretly, he always asked for reports from the hotel manager about Ana's performance. Every report was always positive—Ana was a friendly, efficient receptionist, liked by all the guests.Leon felt proud, but at the same time, there was a nagging anxiety that kept lingering in his mind. Ana was becoming more independent, more confident, and more beautiful. She no longer needed Leon the way she used to. And Leon didn't know whether that was a good thing or a bad thing.On Friday afternoon, Leon decided to leave the office early. He was on his way to his car when he saw something that made him stop.In front of his office building, Ana was standing on the sidewalk. She was wearing a fresh floral dress, her hair flowing beautifully, and she was smiling a

Leon stepped into the VIP room of Sebastian's exclusive golf club, his steps lighter than usual. He couldn't hide his smile, his eyes sparkling like a child who had just received a Christmas gift.Inside the room, Sebastian and Adrian were standing near the large window overlooking the vast green golf course. They were both holding golf clubs, appearing to be discussing swing techniques, but as soon as they saw Leon enter, they immediately stopped their conversation."Leon! You're here!" Adrian greeted, putting down his golf club. "What's making you smile like that? You look like someone who just won the lottery."Leon laughed, a laugh they rarely heard these days. "Better than the lottery. I'm getting married again!"Sebastian raised an eyebrow, carefully setting down his golf club. "Really? To Ana?""Yes! I did it! She finally said yes," Leon said.Adrian and Sebastian exchanged glances, then smiled widely. Adrian walked closer and slapped Leon's back firmly. "I can't believe it! A

That night, after all the guests had left and the beach had fallen silent again, Leon took me to a place I never expected.He held my hand tightly, leading me through the long corridors of the villa, past doors I had never noticed before. At the end of the hallway, he stopped in front of an old wooden door with intricate carvings. He pulled a key from his pocket, a small golden key that gleamed under the dim light."What is this?" I asked, curious.Leon smiled mysteriously. "A secret room. A place only I know about."He opened the door, and before me stretched a beautiful, luxurious room. The walls were lined with dark mahogany wood, with a crystal chandelier casting warm, soft light. In the center of the room, there was a large bed with crimson silk sheets. In the corner, a fireplace was burning."I won't do anything you don't want. You're in control. You decide," he said.I took a deep breath. I looked at the room, remembering everything that had happened here. But then, I looked at

Ana's Pov.A few weeks after the wedding, Leon and I enjoyed a quiet and loving married life. We spent our time in our small house on the outskirts of London, far from the hustle and bustle of the city and all the bad memories that had once haunted us. Leon smiled more often, his health began to improve, and I felt happy in a way I had never imagined before.But one morning, while I was making breakfast, Leon walked into the kitchen carrying a large envelope. His eyes were sparkling, and there was a mysterious smile on his face."What's that?" I asked, curious.Leon placed the envelope on the kitchen table. "Just open it."I stopped what I was doing, dried my hands on my apron, and opened the envelope. Inside, there was an official document—an acceptance letter from a prestigious university in London. The architecture program, and on the top of the letter, my name was written."What is this?" I asked."I've enrolled you in the university. The architecture program, just like you dreame