All Chapters of The bride he never choose: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Chapter 120: The Truth Victoria Wanted Hidden Angela couldn't shake Victoria's final words. "I'll separate you with the truth." They echoed in her mind throughout the night. By morning, she had made up her mind. She wouldn't live in fear. Whoever Victoria was... Whatever she knew... Angela would face it head-on. --- At Carter Group Headquarters, Damian was already in a meeting with the private investigator. A thick file lay open on the conference table. "So?" Damian asked. "What have you found?" The investigator slid several documents across the table. "Victoria Ashford has been following both of you for almost six months." Damian's jaw tightened. "She hired private investigators." "She bribed hotel employees." "She even paid photographers to follow your movements." David frowned. "That's illegal." "It is." The investigator replied. "But that's not the most concerning part." He placed another photograph on the table. It showed Victoria meeting secretly with

Chapter 122: The Night Everything Changed The emergency lights flickered to life, casting a dim red glow through the Hale Foundation. Every hallway was swallowed by shadows. Someone screamed again. My heart pounded against my chest. Damian stepped in front of me instinctively. "Stay behind me." One hand held mine. The other reached for his phone. "No signal." He muttered. "They've jammed the network." One of the bodyguards spoke into his radio. "Control, respond." Only static answered. --- Victoria's voice echoed through the building. "You've spent your whole life searching for the truth, Angela." "And now..." "It's finally here." I couldn't see her. Only hear her. "Victoria!" Damian shouted. "This ends today." She laughed. "Oh, Damian." "It hasn't even begun." --- The backup generator suddenly started. The lights flashed back on. Employees emerged cautiously from their offices. The bodyguards searched every floor. Minutes later, one of them returned.

Chapter 124: The Woman Who Called Me Daughter I barely slept. Every time I closed my eyes, I heard the same words. You are not their biological daughter. I wanted to forget them. But I couldn't. --- The next morning, the Hale mansion was unusually quiet. No one knew what to say. At breakfast, Edward folded his newspaper without reading it. Eleanor stared at her untouched tea. Olivia looked between all of us, confused. "Can someone please tell me what's happening?" Silence. I looked at my sister. The sister I'd laughed with. Fought with. Cried with. Was she really... Not my sister? My chest tightened. "I found out yesterday..." "My birth may have been switched at the hospital." Olivia's fork slipped from her hand. "What?" I nodded. "We don't know everything yet." "But..." "...there's a chance." She stood up so suddenly her chair nearly fell over. I expected questions. Instead... She walked over and hugged me tightly. "So what?" I blinked. "What?" "So

Chapter 126: A Mother's Heart Never Forgets My legs refused to move. I stood across the street, staring through the bookstore window. Rebecca Morgan smiled as she arranged books on a wooden shelf. She looked peaceful. Unaware that her entire world was about to change. Damian gently squeezed my hand. "We don't have to do this today." I slowly shook my head. "I've waited my whole life without knowing it." "I can't walk away now." He nodded. "Then let's go." Together, we crossed the street. --- A small bell chimed as we stepped inside the bookstore. The scent of old books and fresh coffee filled the air. It felt warm. Comfortable. Rebecca looked up with a welcoming smile. "Good morning." "Welcome to Morgan's Books." Her voice was gentle. The sound of it made something stir deep inside me. For a second... I forgot how to breathe. "Can I help you?" She asked kindly. I opened my mouth. No words came out. Damian stepped forward. "Mrs. Morgan?" "Yes." "I'm Dam

Chapter 128: The Lie That Almost Worked I didn't realize how much time had passed until Damian gently knocked on Hannah's bedroom door. "Angela?" I opened the door. His expression was calm, but I knew him well enough to see the concern hidden behind his smile. "We should head back." Rebecca's face immediately fell. "So soon?" I nodded reluctantly. "I have work tomorrow." "And..." I smiled softly. "I think I've had enough surprises for one day." Rebecca understood. She walked over and hugged me again. "This isn't goodbye." "No." I whispered. "It's just..." "...see you soon." She kissed my forehead. "I've waited twenty-eight years." "I can wait a few more days." --- Outside the bookstore... Hannah stopped beside my car. She looked unusually nervous. "I know this sounds silly..." She laughed awkwardly. "But..." "Can I have your phone number?" I smiled. "I was hoping you'd ask." She quickly saved my number. Then grinned. "I'm warning you." "I'm an annoy