Todos los capítulos de The bride he never choose: Capítulo 141 - Capítulo 148

Chapter 140: The Trusted Betrayer No one breathed. The private investigator's words echoed through the hospital room. "It was someone you've all trusted." Damian stepped forward first. "Who?" The investigator slowly opened the sealed folder. Inside was a photocopy of the original hospital register. Attached to it was a signed authorization form. "The signature has been verified three times." "It isn't forged." Edward's face hardened. "Stop keeping us in suspense." The investigator looked around the room before speaking. "The person who approved the alteration of the hospital records..." "...was Dr. Samuel Pierce." Silence. Rebecca frowned. "I don't know anyone by that name." Rachel's eyes suddenly widened. "I do." Everyone turned toward her. "He wasn't just a doctor." "He was the head of the maternity department." "He was the one everyone trusted." "The nurses respected him." "The parents thanked him." "No one ever questioned him." --- The detective opened

Chapter 142: The Truth at Last No one spoke. The room seemed to shrink as Victoria stood in the doorway. For the first time since I'd met her... There was no hatred in her eyes. Only exhaustion. And fear. Dr. Samuel Pierce looked at her for a long moment. Then he lowered his head. "I'm sorry." Victoria took another step forward. "I didn't ask for an apology." Her voice cracked. "I asked for the truth." The old doctor closed his eyes. "Yes." He whispered. "Your father destroyed countless lives." Victoria stood perfectly still. As though the words had knocked the air from her lungs. "He forced me to switch the babies." "He bribed hospital officials." "He threatened Rachel." "And when everything began falling apart..." "He made innocent people pay the price." A tear rolled down Victoria's cheek. "So..." "My whole life..." "I've been defending a monster." No one answered. Because no one could. --- Victoria laughed bitterly. "I hated Angela." She looked at

Chapter 143: Daniel's Final Letter No one moved. The old envelope lay silently on the table. My name... Written in my father's handwriting. To Angela Morgan—Open Only When Safe. My hands trembled as I picked it up. "I can't..." I whispered. Rebecca stepped closer and gently placed her hand on my shoulder. "You don't have to read it alone." Damian nodded. "We're all here." Taking a deep breath, I carefully broke the seal. Inside was a single handwritten letter. The paper had yellowed with age. My father's handwriting was neat and steady. I began to read. --- My dearest Angela, If you're reading this, then the truth has finally come to light. First, I need you to know something. None of what happened was your fault. You were innocent from the very beginning. Tears blurred my vision. I continued. When I discovered William Ashford was stealing from our company, I gathered enough evidence to expose him. He begged me to stay silent. I refused. Days later, your m

Chapter 146: The Choice My hands went cold. COME ALONE, ANGELA. OR YOUR MOTHER DIES. I stared at the messages until the words blurred. Damian took my phone from my hand. "You're not going." I shook my head. "I have to." "No." "My mother could be in danger." "That's exactly why you're not going alone." His voice was firm, but I could see the fear in his eyes. I had seen that fear before. The day he was injured. The day he thought he might lose me. I stepped closer. "Damian..." "No." He gently held my shoulders. "Listen to me. Whoever sent that message wants you scared. They want you to make a stupid decision." "What if it's not a bluff?" "Then we'll deal with it together." "But they said—" "I don't care what they said." He pulled me into his arms. "I'm not letting you walk into a trap." I closed my eyes. For a moment, I simply held him. Then I whispered, "Promise me you won't do anything reckless." He smiled faintly. "That's my line." Despite everything