All Chapters of The CEO's Rejected Wife's Twins: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

After hailing that cab and riding in it for a while, Bianca finally asked the driver to drop her off nearby. The man complied. She stepped out after paying and stood staring at her phone, waiting for a reply from Eric. Even though she tried to convince herself inside that she didn't care, a part of her longed to see the ping of a new message.Amidst all that distraction, she inevitably bumped into someone. It was a collision against a solid, hard chest that made her stagger."Are you alright?" asked a deep, concerned male voice.When her eyes met the person's, Bianca discovered with a bit of surprise and astonishment that it was Eric's friend. Yes, it was Isaac. That tall man with grayish eyes and a strong build immediately recognized her too. His eyes widened slightly, and he quickly pointed at her."Don't tell me you're Bianca! Of course you're Bianca. You look a little different, but somehow you still look just like before."She lowered her head, feeling a bit embarrassed by the un

That night, Eric's mind was a battlefield. Isaac's message hammered inside his head: give Bianca "the benefit of the doubt"? Part of him grew irritated by his friend's insolence, by a loyalty that seemed to lean more toward Bianca than toward him. But another part—deeper and more honest—recognized the uncomfortable truth in Isaac's words.After all, he had confessed his own doubts about that night to his friend himself. He couldn't remember sleeping with Bianca, but the unsettling possibility, the tiny shred of uncertainty, was eating away at him. Lacking a clear memory left a void that his mind kept filling with "what ifs"—an unanswered question tormenting him endlessly.Eric forced himself to close his eyes, pushing for sleep, yearning to silence the storm of thoughts in his head. He wanted to escape that spiral of conjectures. The next morning, he woke up disoriented, his head feeling heavy, as if the previous night's internal battle had left a physical mark. He was trying to clear

Eric's power wasn't a myth; it was a palpable reality reflected in his men's efficiency. Scarcely days after his request, Mike and Jack had the DNA test results ready. Eric was in his office, immersed in the final details of a complex acquisition, when his phone vibrated with an unexpected call from Mike."Hello, Mike, what do you have for me?""Sir, I have news," Mike assured him with a slightly triumphant tone. "The DNA test results have been emailed to you."Eric stared in shock, caught off guard by the speed."Has it really been that quick and easy?" he asked, disbelief tinting his words.Mike let out a nervous laugh."Actually, it wasn't easy at all, sir. Getting a sample from that boy... well, let's just say it took a certain amount of... ingenuity. But it got done."A knot formed in Eric's stomach."So that means the results are already in my email?""That's right, sir. The results are right there. You can look at them whenever you wish," Mike confirmed."I appreciate it, Mike,

Eric's tablet, which still displayed the devastating DNA results, lay off to the side, ignored.Frustration boiled in his chest. He stood up abruptly, pacing back and forth like a caged lion, his hands clenched into fists."Damn it!" he muttered, his voice raspy with pure rage. "Why is it so hard for me to remember? Why is that night a black hole?"Suddenly, like a fleeting flash of lightning in the dark, a fragmented and hazy memory tried to push its way into his mind. It was a distorted image, blurred by alcohol. He saw himself alone somewhere, his head heavy, his stomach churning. He had been waiting for Aitana, yes, they had planned to meet that day. But he had overdone it—way overdone it—with the drinks. He had drunk too much, his throat burning, the world spinning. Dizziness enveloped him, and his thoughts clung to Aitana, to the expectation of her arrival.Then the image turned strange. A blurred figure appeared—a woman. It wasn't Aitana. Her voice was sweet, similar to Aitana'

As time passed, Bianca's life found a more stable rhythm, and excitement filled her home. It was the day the twins, Henry and Olivia, would start school.The house filled with laughter and childish nervousness."Mommy, we're going to make so many friends!" Henry exclaimed, hopping around with pure joy.Olivia, calmer but just as excited, nodded with a smile.Bianca looked at them with tenderness, a knot of emotion tightening in her throat."Of course you'll make lots of friends, my loves. And you'll also study hard to learn a lot," she encouraged them while adjusting their clothes one last time.She drove them to school in the new car she had bought. The trip was filled with lively chatter, and Bianca's heart pounded hard.Upon arrival, she said goodbye with a tight hug, feeling a pang of melancholy as she watched them cross the school threshold for the very first time."I want you both to behave.""We will, mom.""Me too, mom," Olivia assured with a huge smile.It was a relief that n