Todos los capítulos de The Plus-Size Girl Claimed by 3 Daddies: Capítulo 171 - Capítulo 180

Rena tried to live her days normally, even though there was a gaping wound in her heart. She still lived in Sebastian's apartment, still slept in the guest room, still tried to trust the man who had hurt her.But the recording on her phone always reminded her of the bitter reality: Sebastian never changed. He was still the same as that night—selfish, manipulative, and full of uncontrollable desire.One afternoon, Rena decided to return to her old apartment to pick up some belongings she had left behind. Clothes, old photos, and some memories from her simple past. She told Sebastian she would be gone for a while, and Sebastian just nodded without asking many questions.Rena took a taxi to her old apartment on the outskirts of the city. The old building felt foreign now, after she had experienced the luxury of Sebastian's apartment. But there was something comforting there—memories of a simpler life, before everything became complicated.She gathered her things slowly, enjoying the soli

Rena stared at Sebastian with eyes still wet from tears. There was something nagging at her heart, something she couldn't ignore. The dream had felt so real. Too real. She could feel the pain, could hear the sounds of their moans, could see clearly how Sebastian and Ana made love on the bed."I want to ask you something."Sebastian lifted his head, still kneeling beside the bed. "Anything, Rena."Rena took a deep breath. She looked at Ana briefly, then back at Sebastian. "Are you cheating on me with Ana?"Ana was shocked, her eyes widening. "What? Rena, what do you mean?"Sebastian was also shocked, but he tried to stay calm. "What are you talking about?""I remember seeing the two of you, in the apartment, in the bedroom. You were making love. I saw everything."Leon, who had been silent in the corner of the room, immediately tensed. His eyes narrowed sharply at Sebastian. "What? What is she talking about?""I don't know! You must have been dreaming. I never—""I wasn't dreaming!" Re

Sebastian stood at the doorway of the room, staring at Rena with a cold look he had never shown before. All this time, even though they had a complicated relationship, Sebastian had always tried to be gentle with her. But this time, his disappointment ran too deep."Maybe this is your true bad attitude. You don't want to be friends with anyone. You'd rather hate people who try to help," Sebastian said.Rena fell silent. Tears still streamed down her cheeks, but she didn't answer. She only looked down, staring at her tear-soaked sheets."Ana came here with good intentions. She wanted to make peace. She wanted to fix your relationship. But you destroyed her. You destroyed the only person who truly cared about you.""I don't need her to care about me," Rena muttered softly, but her voice lacked conviction."Even though we only wanted to be good to you. Me, Ana, Leon, Adrian—we all tried to accept you. We tried to help."Rena lifted her head, her eyes red and swollen. "I know what I saw.

Sebastian couldn't sleep. He lay in his own bed, staring at the dark ceiling, his mind wandering everywhere. The decision to divorce Rena after she gave birth felt logically right, but his heart didn't fully agree.There was something bothering him, something he couldn't identify.He got up from bed and walked to the kitchen to get a glass of water. In the hallway, he passed by Rena's room and heard a soft sound from inside. The sound of muffled crying.Sebastian stopped. He stared at Rena's door, listening to the sobs that were trying to be hidden. For a moment, he wanted to open the door and go in, to hug Rena and tell her that everything would be alright.But he didn't.He just stood there, listening to Rena crying alone, and felt guilty because he wasn't brave enough to comfort her.The next morning, Rena woke up with swollen eyes. She tried to hide it by wearing sunglasses, but Sebastian could still see the traces of tears on her face."You don't need to hide that," Sebastian sai

Sebastian stared at Rena with a surprised expression. All this time he had thought Rena was truly alone—no family, no one at all. But now Rena was saying that she still had parents."You still have a father and mother? But all this time you said you were alone. You said no one cared about you," Sebastian said.Rena looked down, tears beginning to stream down her cheeks. "I lied to everyone.""Why did you lie?" Sebastian asked."Because my parents, they never wanted to know about me. They kicked me out of the house when I was eighteen years old. They said I was a disgrace to the family. I was too fat, too ugly, too worthless."Sebastian was silent, listening carefully."My father is a pastor. My mother is a woman who cares a lot about appearance. They wanted a perfect daughter—thin, beautiful, and obedient. But I could never be what they wanted," she said."So they kicked you out?" Sebastian asked.Rena nodded. "They said I was no longer their child. They said I had chosen my own path.