Lahat ng Kabanata ng FOUR YEARS RAISING MY INFERTILE HUSBAND'S SECRET FAMILY : Kabanata 51 - Kabanata 60

Amelia’s POV (Third Person) The morning following Marcus’s return was bathed in a clear, golden crispness that made the autumn leaves along the estate driveway glisten like spun amber. In the sunlit breakfast nook, the atmosphere felt lighter than it had in over a year. The quiet, uncomfortable tension that had once lingered over every family gathering had completely dissipated. Marcus sat at the end of the long wooden table, dressed in a casual charcoal sweater, quietly reading through the morning paper while sipping black coffee. Beside him, Zane was busily lining up a row of small wooden train cars along the place mat, occasionally offering Marcus a loud, animated play-by-play. To Amelia’s delight, Marcus didn't pull away or retreat into his usual cold solitude; instead, he patiently adjusted a stray train track with a quiet, approving nod toward his nephew. Amelia stood at the marble counter, setting a fresh pot of herbal tea and a plate of warm blueberry scones onto a woven

Amelia’s POV (Third Person) The gentle clink of fine porcelain echoed softly through the sunlit drawing room as Amelia poured warm jasmine tea into Grace’s cup. Outside, a light autumn rain misted against the floor-to-ceiling glass, but inside, the room was cocooned in total, luxurious comfort. A bright fire crackled in the stone hearth, casting a warm glow over the velvet armchairs where Grace and Priya sat. "Everything tastes wonderful, Amelia," Grace said softly, setting her cup onto its saucer and taking a small bite of a freshly baked lemon tart. "You always make this house feel so welcoming." Amelia smiled, her eyes bright with serene happiness as she passed a plate of tea sandwiches to Priya. "I just wanted us to have a quiet afternoon together, Grace. It feels like it’s been so long since we could just sit and talk without any corporate deadlines hanging over the family." "It really has," Priya agreed, leaning back into her armchair with a contented sigh. "Ever since Natha

Amelia’s POV (Third Person) The evening of the annual Cole Foundation Charity Gala arrived under a clear, starlit winter sky. The grand ballroom of the St. Regis was transformed into a sanctuary of crystal chandeliers, pale white roses, and shimmering gold tapestries. Soft orchestral music wafted through the high-arched hall, mingling with the low hum of laughter and clinking champagne flutes. Amelia stood near the main staircase in an elegant emerald silk gown, her dark hair styled in soft waves over one shoulder. She looked radiant, serene, and utterly captivating. Her heart swelled as she looked across the crowded ballroom at Nathan, who stood near the grand fireplace surrounded by key investors and city council members. Dressed in a bespoke black tuxedo, Nathan commanded the room with effortless charisma, his warm laughter carrying comfortably over the music. "He certainly knows how to hold an audience," a low, familiar voice spoke beside her. Amelia turned to find Marcus s

Amelia’s POV (Third Person) The quiet days following the snowfall brought a serene, comfortable rhythm to the estate. Outside, the ice glistened along the high stone archways, but inside, the library was filled with the cozy warmth of a crackling fire and the rich scent of polished mahogany and leather. Amelia sat at the wide walnut table near the window, carefully reviewing flower arrangements and guest lists for the annual Cole winter dinner. Across the room, Marcus sat in a wingback chair, his encrypted tablet resting on his knee as he quietly read through corporate asset files. In the center of the plush Persian rug, Zane was happily stacking wooden blocks, attempting to build a tower taller than the armchair. "Look, Uncle Marcus," Zane said loudly, balancing a small arch on top. "It’s a giant castle!" Marcus set his tablet down on the side table, his usual stoic expression softening as he leaned forward. "It’s impressive, Zane. But if you don't reinforce the middle pillars, t

Amelia’s POV (Third Person) The morning sun broke over the snow-covered estate, casting a cold, brilliant glow through the tall French doors of the main dining room. The aroma of freshly brewed espresso and warm pastries filled the air as the household settled into its morning routine. Amelia sat at the head of the long oak table, dressed in a soft charcoal turtleneck, reviewing the weekly domestic schedules with the head housekeeper. Across the table, Zane was happily humming while dipping a piece of toast into his warm milk, completely oblivious to the adult world around him. "Make sure the guest rooms in the east wing are prepped by Thursday," Amelia directed gently, setting her pen down. "Grace mentioned a few extended board members might stay over after the holiday committee meeting." "Right away, Mrs. Cole," the housekeeper replied with a polite nod before stepping out. Nathan walked into the room a moment later, putting on his tailored navy suit jacket. He looked impeccably