Todos los capítulos de His Redemption Across Time: Capítulo 1 - Capítulo 10

Madison's POVTwenty minutes of silence passed before my phone blew up with messages. “That’s impossible! “I would never do such a thing! This isn’t who I am! “My heart belongs to you, Madison. I want to spend the rest of my life with you. Don’t you remember that we—” I didn’t bother to read on. By then, the sweaty bedroom workout was over. Julian Lorde slicked his sweat-drenched hair back and ruffled the woman’s hair. “Trish, my wife is back. Say hello.” Trisha Walker turned and greeted me sweetly. Her gaze, sparkling with smugness, met mine. Not responding to her aggression, I simply stepped out of the room. About ten minutes later, Trisha emerged, properly clothed. While brushing past me, she sneered under her breath, “It’s so sad that you have to make way for your husband to sleep with another woman.” I said nothing, my expression blank with a familiar, habitual numbness. My phone showed ninety-nine messages from the Julian of five years ago. The las

Julian was so nervous that he could barely speak. His hand shook violently as he handed me the love letter. The moment I gave him the nod, he looked like he’d stumbled upon a hidden chest of gold. Thrilled, Julian scooped me up and spun me around. I trusted that Julian had once loved me with all his heart. Still, no doubt that version of Julian who loved me was already gone, long before he lost himself. A loud snap brought me back to reality. On the screen, blood dripped from young Julian’s hand as he gripped a broken pen.He stared at one of the clauses and murmured, “In the event of an accidental miscarriage during the marriage, the husband shall be liable for appropriate compensation… “What’s this supposed to mean, Madison?” The incident came back to me. It happened around three months ago. The years of emotional abuse left me with severe depression. I survived on heavy doses of antidepressants just to make it through each day.When I collapsed and was rushed to

Third-person POVAlready on edge, Julian narrowed his eyes at his assistant in disbelief. “What on earth are you talking about?” Before the assistant had a chance to clarify, the rest of the staff burst into the office in a panic. “This is bad, Mr. Lorde. All the cases we covered up before have been exposed! What do we do now?”“Sir, word got out about the way you made the victims talk. Uh—” “Mr. Lorde…” “Julian…” With questions thrown at him from every corner, Julian’s head was about to explode. Amid the uproar of the office, Julian felt the world spinning. In a daze, he saw a version of himself standing right before his eyes. He looked like the Julian from his college years, looking young and fresh. His younger self looked at Julian and asked in a calm voice, “Is this the future you wanted?” Before Julian could say anything, the silhouette dissolved like mist. It was as though the younger Julian was nothing more than an illusion. Julian braced a hand on th

“Do you know why Madison loved you so much?” Young Julian’s voice trembled. “She had never been truly loved her whole life. Her mother walked out on her, and she’d already lost the father who worked so hard to raise her. She thought you were her last refuge. Instead, you ended up hurting her more than anyone else ever could.” Julian snapped his head up, his eyes bloodshot and his voice broken. “I know… I know… I was going to find her and make it up to—” “Make it up to her?” Young Julian interrupted, his flat settling into an eerie calm—a quiet far more devastating than any outburst. “You can’t fix certain things once they are broken. How do you plan to make it right? By giving her a child you have with another woman or the money you’ve spent years chasing?” Speechless, Julian felt as though everything inside him had been hollowed out.His younger self brushed away a stray tear, then took a deep breath, as if he had finally made up his mind. “So I’ll never follow in your f

After an exchange of pleasantries, Julian asked the question that was making his palms clammy. The faculty advisor fell silent for several seconds as if shuffling through something on his end before reading off a phone number and an address. “Madison had been through a rough path a few years back, but she’s married now. Her husband is a really grounded, dependable man.” The faculty advisor sounded relieved. “I ran into her downtown last year. She was with her little girl—chubby cheeks, cutest thing you’ve ever seen.”The revelation hit Julian like a ton of bricks. A heavy, dull pain spread from his chest to every inch of his body.She had a daughter. Madison was married. She had a new family—a loving husband and an adorable child of her own. It struck him that they had once had a child, too. The unborn child left the world before getting a chance to know it. Julian suddenly folded in on himself, his forehead pressed tightly against his knees as he curled up into a bal