All Chapters of THE CEO’s HIDDEN TWIN HEIRS: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Claire drove for almost an hour without knowing where she was going. The roads blurred together after a while. Her grip tightened on the steering wheel when Daniel’s face flashed in her mind again.How long?The look in his eyes when he realized she had the phone. For the first time in months, Claire didn’t feel weak after a fight with him. Usually she cried. Usually she replayed every word and wondered if she had pushed too far.Today, Daniel had lost control first and that changed something. Her phone buzzed on the passenger seat.It was Daniel.She stared at the screen until it stopped ringing.A second later, another call came in. She ignored that too. Then came the messages."Claire.Pick up the phone. Where are you?" She laughed quietly to herself. Now he cares about her. The irony almost made her sick.By the time she finally parked outside a small restaurant near the edge of town, the sun was already starting to disappear.The place was quiet, exactly what she needed. She ste

Evangeline closed the door behind her and leaned against it for a moment.She could still feel Dominic's presence even though he was no longer standing in front of her.For the past few weeks, she had been telling herself that his sudden concern meant nothing. Whenever he asked if she had eaten, she dismissed it. Whenever he noticed she looked tired, she pretended not to hear him. Whenever his eyes lingered on her for longer than necessary, she looked away.It was easier that way. At least, that was what she kept telling herself.She pushed herself away from the door and walked toward her bed.Her mind, however, refused to cooperate. His voice from earlier kept replaying in her head."You don't have to pretend you're fine around me."She hated the way he had said it not because he was wrong, because he was right.Evangeline sat on the edge of the bed and rubbed her forehead.She had spent five years learning how to live without him, five years convincing herself that whatever she had

Camille.“We were never in a relationship.”The words kept repeating in my head.No matter what I did, where I looked—I just couldn’t get them out.Surprisingly, my separation from Ethan felt worse than heartbreak. It was worse than watching Liam cheat on me.My throat burned endlessly. Each drop of tears stung against my cheeks like they were leaving permanent scars behind.I wanted to scream.I wanted to yell until my lungs were out. But I couldn’t.All I could do was break down, cry, and keep crying until I passed out.Ethan had tried to stop me from leaving, especially since it was already late at night. But there was no way that would work.Staying would only ruin me even more.“You have nowhere to go tonight. You haven’t rented your apartment yet. Just stay for the night, and by tomorrow, I’ll fix something.”He kept pleading.Still, I stood my ground.I mean, this was someone who had just shattered my heart with a single confession.How did he expect me to stay?“I’m better off

Margaret couldn't stop pacing up and about the living room; she was extremely restless that her hands ruffled her hair and at the same time rested on her waist whenever she chose. The Voss family had just finished having breakfast a while ago. But while Gerald and his wife found their way back to their respective duties for the day, it wasn't the same for Cordelia.She was quick to smell anxiety lurking around her daughter right from the dining area. Little did Margaret know that she was watching how she barely finished her breakfast, her entire attention on her phone.Cordelia was smart enough to know she couldn't just be expecting a business call or text - she knew that the only thing, or better phrased, the only person that could keep her daughter on her toes was the useless husband she chose to settle with."You've burned up this entire living room with your anxiety, Margaret," Cordelia spoke as she walked further into the room and made herself comfortable.Margaret stopped and of

Alejandro had barely reached the parking lot when he heard footsteps behind him.He slowed, already knowing who it was.He had spent the entire day trying to avoid another encounter with Alexander, and apparently, that effort had been wasted. Alejandro stopped beside his car and stared ahead for a moment, his fingers tightening around the keys in his hand.He considered getting into the car and driving away without turning around.Instead, he turned.Alexander stood several feet away.He looked different from the man who had confronted him earlier. There was no anger in his expression, no frustration, and none of the confidence he had shown when insisting that they were brothers. He looked tired.Alejandro felt an uncomfortable pressure build in his chest.He quickly pushed it away.He had already made his position clear. Alexander was not going to change his mind simply by following him into a parking lot.Alexander moved closer, but Alejandro didn't move.He waited.He expected anot