All Chapters of Secret Contract:The CEO is my Twins' unknown father: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

SERENA'S POV Ramdam ko ang paggalaw ng mundo sa paligid ko. Dahan-dahan kong ibinuka ang mga mata ko, at sa unang tingin pa lang ay napasinghap na ako sa gulat nang makita ko si Sebastian na buhat-buhat ako. Nakapulupot ang isang braso niya sa likod ko habang ang isa naman ay nakasuporta sa ilalim ng mga tuhod ko. His steps were steady, but I could feel the slight movement of his chest every time he breathed. Nakita ko ang sarili kong nabalutan ng jacket niya. The familiar scent of his cologne clung to the fabric, making me realize just how close I was to him. "Se-sebastian...?" Mahina kong tanong. He looked at me before looking ahead. "Stay still. I'll bring you to your room," he whispered. "Kanina pa ba tayo dumating?" "Only a few minutes ago." "....I can walk now, you know?" "I know. But I also know that you are exhausted, physically and emotionally." "...you don't really have to do this." "I have to. You are my wife." I wish that were true. Na pwede niya na lang akong

SEBASTIAN'S POV MINUTES LATER I woke up with my mind feeling refreshed. For some reason, I had slept better than I usually did. The kind of sleep that left no heaviness in my body and no lingering thoughts clawing at the back of my mind. Why is it that whenever Serena sleeps beside me, I'm able to sleep this well? Maybe it was because I knew she was there. The thought alone felt strange. I looked at her. She's still sleeping. Her dark, wavy hair covered part of her face, hiding her delicate features beneath the loose strands. I slowly brushed her hair away from her face, careful not to wake her. She let out a soft, sleepy moan. I froze for a second. This was not the Serena I always saw. The woman in front of me was nothing like the woman who constantly challenged me, argued with me, and stood her ground even when everyone else tried to bring her down. Serena was always defiant. Fierce. She carried herself like someone who had learned that showing weakness was a

SERENA'S POV"Ayos, linggo na ngayon!" Natutuwang sigaw ni Chloe habang nasa mesa kami at kumakain."Chloe, huwag masyadong mag-ingay lalo na sa harap ng pagkain," sabi ko."Nako, nakakatuwa naman na masabik ang anak niyo para sa closing ceremony nila," sabi naman ni Lola.Nasa dining room kami ng mansyon, kumakain para sa almusal. Kasama ang lolo at lola ni Sebastian. Narito rin si Mama. Natapos na akong kumain kanina, pero nanatili ako sa mesa para bantayan ang mga anak ko. Hindi na kasi ako masyadong nagkaroon ng oras para sa kanila nitong mga nakaraang araw. Masyado akong naging abala sa imbestigasyon, sa mga problema ng kompanya, at sa mga bagay na unti-unting lumalalim sa pagitan namin ni Sebastian.Kaya kahit simpleng panonood lang sa kanila habang kumakain, gusto kong sulitin. Tinitingnan ko si Chloe na masayang nagkukuwento habang si Caleb naman ay tahimik na nakikinig, paminsan-minsan ay sumasagot sa kapatid niya. Sa mga sandaling ganito, napapaalala sa akin kung gaano kabil

SERENA'S POV Naglalakad ako sa hallway papunta sa office ko. My heels clicked against the polished floor with every step, each sharp sound echoing through the quiet hallway. The familiar rhythm somehow made me feel more composed, even though my thoughts were anything but calm. Nakatagpo ko ang sekretarya ni Sebastian. Tumigil siya at yumuko. "Good day, ma'am," bati nito sa'kin. "Magandang umaga rin. Umalis na ba si Sebastian?" tanong ko. "Nasa office pa po siya, kakarating niya lang kanina." I nodded and thanked her. Habang papunta roon ay nakasalubong ko ang tiyahin ni Sebastian, si Auntie Louisa. Parehas kaming papasok sa elevator. The moment our eyes met, she gave me that familiar, composed smile, as if there was nothing unusual between us. Her posture remained graceful, her steps unhurried, and not even the slightest trace of tension showed on her face. Honestly, noong una, I'm not threatened by her. Pero ang posibilidad na baka may kinalaman siya sa pagkamatay ni Mang Nar

SERENA'S POVPagkatapos namin sa opisina ay dumiretso na kami sa penthouse. The moment we stepped inside, the quiet atmosphere immediately welcomed us. Unlike the office, there were no employees passing by, no ringing phones, and no unnecessary noise. The entire place felt secluded, almost as if the world outside didn't exist. The city lights glimmered through the floor-to-ceiling windows, casting a faint glow across the room as we settled around the large table prepared for our meeting.We talked and looked at more evidence, from reports that dated decades ago to the connection of Sebastian's aunt, the other backgrounds of his investors, and every suspicious transaction we could trace. Some documents were old and yellowed at the edges, while others contained recent records that seemed to connect the pieces together. We compared names, dates, companies, and financial movements, trying to find even the smallest inconsistency that could lead us to the truth. All of it was beginning to f