บททั้งหมดของ Her Fiancé's Father's Obsession: บทที่ 91 - บทที่ 100

JaneA few weeks had passed since that day in the hospital, and thankfully, there had been no word from Hudson. Julius had filed a restraining order immediately after the incident, and apparently Hudson had taken the hint, or maybe his father had finally put his foot down hard enough that Hudson understood the consequences of showing his face anywhere near me again. Either way, I was grateful for the silence.Those weeks had flown by in a blur of wedding preparations, doctor's appointments, and settling into my new reality as Julius's fiancée and the mother of his child. Everything felt surreal, like I had stepped into someone else's life, except this one was actually good, and now, my wedding day was here.I stood in front of the full-length mirror in the bridal suite, staring at my reflection and barely recognizing myself. The woman looking back at me was radiant in a way I hadn't been in months, maybe years. The lace dress hugged my figure perfectly, the empire waist accommodat

JuliusThe tears in Jane's eyes broke something inside me. After everything we had been through and everything we had survived together, we couldn't even have one perfect moment. Hudson had made sure of that. Even with a restraining order, he had found a way to poison what should have been the happiest day of our lives.As I stood there, my suit torn and bloodied, watching the woman I loved more than anything stand frozen in her wedding dress with tears streaming down her face, I realized something. This could either destroy us or define us. We could let Hudson's toxic act be the thing everyone remembered, or we could take control of this moment and make it ours.I looked around at the guests. Some were still holding the photos, staring at them with wide eyes. Others were whispering to each other, their expressions filled with different emotions. My business associates were there, people whose respect I had worked years to earn. Jane's parents looked devastated. Even Maribel was cr

JaneI was checking my phone at a red light when something slammed into the driver's side door.The impact threw me sideways against my seatbelt. My phone flew out of my hand and before I could process what was happening, someone was yanking my door open, the lock mechanism broken from the hit."What the..."A hand grabbed my arm and hauled me out of the car. I screamed and tried to pull away, but another set of hands grabbed me from behind. "Let go of me!" I thrashed and kicked, my feet connecting with someone's shin. One of them cursed."Get her in the van now."That voice. I knew that voice.Hudson stepped out from behind a black van parked at an angle that blocked any view from the street. His face was still bruised from where Julius had hit him at the wedding. He looked worse than before. He looked disheveled and manic, his eyes wild."Hudson!" I screamed. "What are you doing? Let me go!""I should've done this from the start," He said, walking toward me. "I should've never let

JaneHudson came back with a tray of food about an hour after he left. It was soup, crackers and orange juice and he set it on the small table by the window like we were on some kind of romantic getaway."You need to eat," He said, his tone almost gentle. "The baby needs nutrients."I was still sitting on the floor where I had collapsed after he locked me in. My cheek still throbbed where he hit me, but something had shifted while he was gone. Panic had given way to clarity.If I wanted to survive this, if I wanted to protect my baby, I had to be smart. Fighting him head-on wasn't working. He was stronger than me, and he was clearly not thinking rationally, so I needed to play a different game."Thank you." I said quietly, pushing myself up off the floor.He looked surprised. "You're welcome."I walked to the table and sat down, picking up the spoon. The soup smelled like canned chicken noodles and my stomach turned but I forced myself to take a bite."See?" Hudson sat down across fr

JuliusJoseph kicked the door in and we burst through with weapons raised. The cabin was darker inside than I expected with just one lamp throwing shadows across the walls."Clear!" Mark's voice came from the back of the house, but the main room wasn't clear. Hudson was dragging Jane by her arm toward a side door. Her hands were bound in front of her with a zip tie and there was a fresh bruise on her cheek."Let her go!" I barked, my gun trained on his chest.Hudson froze and slowly turned to look at me. His face was pale and sweaty, his eyes wild. He pulled Jane in front of him like a shield."Stay back!" He yelled. "I'll hurt her, I swear to God, I will!""You've already hurt her!" I took a threatening step closer. Joseph moved to my right, trying to get a better angle. "It's over, Hudson. You're surrounded. Let her go and we can end this without anyone else getting hurt.""Without anyone else? You mean without me getting hurt," He laughed and it sounded unhinged. "You don't care a