All Chapters of The CEO's Rejected Wife's Twins: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Bianca sat alone in the cold silence of the hospital room, the echo of Eric's words still lingering against the walls. She sat up on the bed, her heart pounding hard in her chest. The atmosphere felt heavy—not from the illness, but from the restrained fury that had just erupted and the promise Eric had left hanging in the air. "This is only the beginning," he had said. The threat was as tangible as the air she breathed. She brought a hand to her forehead, feeling the heat of the cold. Her head was still spinning, but her mind was in a tumult of thoughts. Eric's unexpected visit had torn open old wounds she thought had healed, and now, the worst of them all—the existence of the twins—had come to light. The tears of rage and helplessness she had held back in front of him finally escaped, blurring her vision. They weren't tears of sadness, but of fury. Fury that he dared to show his face in her life again, that he dared to ask for what he had no right to claim. "I want to meet the twi

Noticing the trembling in Julia's hands and the lost look in her eyes, Isaac knew he had to pull over. He wasn't an expert in these situations, but logic told him he couldn't just keep driving as if nothing had happened. He stopped on the side of the road, the car's headlights cutting through the darkness."Are you all right? What's your name?" he asked again, his voice now softer, less harsh.She looked at him, her blue eyes filled with a lingering fear."My name is Julia. What happened has left me quite scared. I always walk down that same street at that same time—sometimes a bit earlier, a bit later—but something like this has never happened to me. Honestly, I know I need to be more careful, and if it weren't for you, I don't know what would have happened. But... how were you able to help me?"Isaac smiled. A genuine, warm smile that didn't quite reach his gray eyes, but gave Julia a sense of security."The important thing is that you're safe. Did those men, those bastards, hurt yo

"Oh, nothing's wrong, I'm really fine. Don't worry," she said, forcing a smile. The gesture didn't reach her eyes, which looked tired and distant."Well, then I'll leave before the kids are late for school."Bianca smiled back, though she didn't believe her words. She didn't want to keep pressing. Maybe, like everyone else, today just wasn't a good day for Julia. It was normal.Bianca got ready and left for Pretty. Upon entering, Clara approached her immediately with her usual smile."How do you feel? I was very worried about you. I didn't want to call because I figured you'd be sleeping and wouldn't want to be disturbed. I also thought about visiting, but I felt it would be too forward of me."Bianca looked at her with gratitude."Fortunately, I've recovered. It was quite tedious, but it didn't last long because I did what the doctor recommended. I'm fine now and ready to resume my activities."At that moment, Elara, the boss, appeared, glad to see Bianca back and grateful for her re

The elevator moved in a tense and heavy silence. The air seemed to have grown denser, and all three occupants felt it. Jackeline's fury was a cold fire burning in her eyes, while Bianca's anguish was a silent fear manifested in the trembling of her hands. Eric stood motionless, his gaze fixed on the metal doors, his jaw tight.The elevator's chime rang out loudly upon reaching the top floor, and the doors slid open to reveal Eric's imposing office. It was a spacious area.Eric shoved both of them inside."We can speak here without an audience enjoying your circus, Mother."Jackeline composed herself, her heels clicking sharply against the marble floor."Don't speak to me like that, Eric. And I won't allow you to blame me. I want to know everything. Now."She turned toward Bianca, who stood pale and silent."You. Tell me the truth. What were you thinking? Why did you hide this from my son?""Mother, enough!" Eric stepped between the two women. "This is not the time for your interrogati

Following the confrontation, Eric walked out, leaving behind a silence that spoke volumes. George sat back down on the sofa, his face still red with fury. He looked at Jackeline, his eyes as cold as ice. The composure she tried to project didn't fool him."You knew about all of this," George said, his voice low and dangerous. "You didn't look surprised at all. You knew, didn't you?"Jackeline looked him straight in the eyes without blinking."Of course I knew. But I only found out today. That's why I didn't mention it to you. I didn't tell you because I knew how you would react."George's face twisted into an expression of betrayal."So that's what you were hiding. That's why you came home looking so worried. Now that I know, I can't believe it. I truly will not accept those twins.""You should accept them," Jackeline replied pragmatically and coldly. "After all, they are your grandchildren. I don't agree with the way she handled things, but let's be honest. That girl never lied. She