Todos os capítulos de Married To a Stranger : Capítulo 151 - Capítulo 160

Don't go. Ruby, Natalia pleaded frantically. Her impassioned cry made everyone stiffen. Warren. And Isabel looked enraged, while Carter and Caleb were confused. Ruby felt a tremor run through the older woman's body. Something was terribly wrong. She gripped her hand. I'm right here. Mrs Anderson. What is it? What's wrong? Warren laid a hand on his wife's shoulder, his voice tight with anxiety. Now talk to me. What's going on? Natalia's eyes started to Warren, then she pointed a trembling finger at Ruby. Her mouth working. But no sound came out. Warren leaned. Closer, his anxiety growing. Tell me, honey, I'm listening. Natalia finally managed to grasp. Her voice thin and strained. Warren. Ruby, did Ruby do something? Nat, what is it? You're scaring the hell out of me? Warren's

Caleb had barely even glanced at the photo when a blur of motion cut in front of him. Leo had marched back inside the diner and snatched it right out of his hand, sorry. Ruby's going to need this. He muttered carelessly, before bolting out the door after Ruby. Caleb was speechless. His jaw hanging open. What the hell? So he asks for my help, then pulls this high-and-mighty act. Fine. I'm staying out of his mess. You identify this so-called Boston elite yourself, Knight. I don't know what Uncle Sebastian sees in you. Caleb and Owen went to the same university abroad. He had always known how exceptional his rival was. Initially, he'd denied it. But with time, he had to admit, the guy was brilliant, unnatural at everything. For some peculiar reason, when Caleb mentioned Owen to his uncle, he expected Sebastian to shoot d

Natalia's faint stirring had caused quite the commotion inside her suite. Ruby shot up from her seat, about to say something, but Warren was even more wound up. He bolted upright in the hospital bed, calling out, Nat, Nat, can you hear me? His eyes were bloodshot, brimming with tears. He looked like he was about to fall apart. Ruby pressed her lips together, staying quiet, her eyes glued to Natalia. But after the faint twitch, her mother's eyes went still again, like she drifted back off. Ruby's brow furrowed. Warren looked just as lost. Nat. Now wake up, he urged desperately. Natalia didn't move. A knot of dread tightened in Ruby's stomach. She took a step closer, wanting to get a better look. But by then, a frantic Warren slammed the call button on the wall. The doctor rushed in. Moments later. He looked a little thrown by the bodyguards in the hall and the tense

Sebastian lingered by the closed door, Trying to calm his pounding heart. Oh, Nat, it's been forever, he thought. His eyes glazed with longing. Watching him hesitate, Caleb took charge, assuming he was waiting for his arrival to be announced. He nodded at his uncle, dutifully, then pushed the door open and stepped inside. Everyone in Natalia's room turned to face him. Everyone. This is my—he began proudly. But when he turned, Sebastian was gone. Caleb blinked, baffled. Where the hell did he go? He inhaled sharply. He poked his head back out and found his uncle sticking his head out of a window like a dog in a car. The man was lighting a cigarette, the slight tremble of his fingers barely noticeable. Sebastian, usually the picture of cool composure, took a long drag and blew out a perfect silvery ring of smoke. A nurse rushed over with a furious glare, fully intendi

In the midst of his cold deadlock with Owen, Sebastian noticed the door to Natalia's room quickly open and close. He caught the slender figure who came out in a flash with a phone pressed to her ear. About the troublemaker. His eyes narrowed as he watched her retreating back disappear down the hallway. Her long, graceful neck, coupled with her ramrod-straight posture, gave her an unbending, powerful air. Even from behind, Ruby possessed that same striking presence, unique to Natalia. Isabel paled in comparison. Sebastian stared a moment, too long and almost. Most greedy glint in his eye, trying to superimpose the image of a younger Natalia onto her. Even if he couldn't meet the love of his life, it didn't hurt to imagine her. Ruby turned left, slipped into the stairwell and kept talking. Hey, sorry, Zoe. I'm all alone now. Talk to me. Zoe's voice was urgent. Ruby, Henry's trial wrapped up. He was convicted of premeditated murder. He was sentenced to. Life in prison. He's sch