All Chapters of The Billionaire Who Never Moved On : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

The Secret Lena Carried“She was never supposed to survive.”The words echoed through the hospital corridor.Amelia stared at her father.Adrian stepped in front of Lena.“What did you just say?”His father lowered his hand.His face was pale.“I didn't mean—”“You said she wasn't supposed to survive.”Adrian's voice was cold.“Explain.”His father looked at Lena.She didn't move.For the first time since they had found her, fear was visible in her eyes.“Dad.”Adrian stepped closer.“You have five seconds.”His father shook his head.“You don't understand what Lena knows.”“Then tell me.”“I can't.”Adrian's jaw tightened.“You always say that.”The alarm continued screaming around them.Red lights flashed across the corridor.Amelia moved beside Adrian.“Why did you hide my sister?”Her father looked at her.“I didn't hide her.”Lena laughed bitterly.“You did.”He closed his eyes.“I was trying to keep you both alive.”Lena stepped forward.“You left me in that hospital.”“I came b

The Woman Behind the Blue Door“Evelyn.”Lena's whisper barely carried through the corridor.Adrian stared at the blue door.Amelia stood beside him with her hand pressed against the cold wood.Behind it came a faint movement.Then Emma's voice.“Mommy?”Amelia's eyes filled with tears.“Emma, baby. I'm here.”There was a pause.Then a small knock came from the other side.Three times.Amelia's breathing caught.“Open the door.”Adrian tried the handle.Locked.He looked at Lena.“You said Evelyn.”Lena nodded.“I know that voice.”“Are you sure?”“Yes.”Her face had gone pale.“I heard it every night when I was a child.”Adrian turned back toward the door.“Evelyn.”Silence.Then the woman spoke.“You shouldn't have come this far.”Amelia stepped forward.“Where is my daughter?”“She is safe.”“I want to see her.”“You will.”“Now.”The woman didn't answer.Adrian's patience disappeared.“You have five seconds to open this door.”A quiet laugh came from behind it.“You still sound li

The Chapel Beneath the MoonThe old Blackwood chapel stood beneath a pale moon.Its windows were broken.Its wooden doors hung crooked on their hinges.Adrian stopped several feet away.“This is where he wants us.”Amelia stared at the building.“No.”Her voice was barely above a whisper.“This is where they buried your mother.”Adrian looked at her.“My mother was never buried here.”“She was.”Amelia swallowed.“Your father brought me here once. Years ago. He told me she was buried somewhere on the estate.”Adrian's expression hardened.“My father told me many things.”Behind them, Victor stepped out of the car.“We shouldn't be here.”Adrian turned.“Then stay outside.”Victor shook his head.“That isn't what I meant.”He looked at the chapel.“I've been here before.”Adrian's eyes narrowed.“When?”Victor hesitated.“Eight years ago.”Amelia stared at him.“You never told me that.”“I was afraid.”“You're always afraid when the truth matters.”Victor lowered his gaze.“I know.”Ad

The Name She BuriedThe name stayed between them.Amelia couldn't breathe.Adrian stared at the little girl in his arms.“What did you say?”Anna lowered her eyes.She didn't repeat it.Instead, she pressed her face against Adrian's chest as though she regretted saying anything at all.Amelia stepped closer.“Anna…”The little girl looked at her.“That's not my real name.”Amelia's lips parted.“Then what is it?”Anna's eyes filled with tears.“I don't know if I'm allowed to tell you.”“Who told you that?”“Grandma.”Amelia froze.Her mother.Again.Always her mother.Always another secret.Adrian noticed Amelia's hands trembling.He reached for her.“Don't force her.”Amelia nodded.“I know.”But her voice broke.“I just need to understand.”Anna looked at her.“Grandma said you would be angry.”Amelia shook her head.“I could never be angry with you.”“You might be.”“Why?”Anna looked down at the silver bracelet.“Because she said I was supposed to be yours.”Amelia stopped breathi

The Woman at the GateFor several seconds, nobody moved.Amelia stared at the photograph in Adrian's hands.Two little girls.Two children standing together.Two lives that had somehow been torn apart before either of them understood what family meant.Her eyes moved to the woman outside.Adrian's mother.Alive.Watching them through the chapel window.Amelia's voice trembled.“She knew me.”Adrian didn't answer.“She knew Anna.”Still nothing.Amelia turned toward him.“Adrian.”He finally looked at her.“I don't know what to believe anymore.”His voice was different.Not cold.Not angry.Just tired.Amelia understood.She felt the same.Every truth they uncovered seemed to open another door.And behind every door was another lie.Anna suddenly pulled away from Adrian.“Mommy is waiting.”Amelia looked at her.“Why does she call you that?”Anna's eyes dropped.“I don't know.”“But you know her.”“Yes.”“How?”Anna hesitated.“She used to come at night.”Adrian's eyes narrowed.“To wh