All Chapters of CEO's Hidden Marriage: Chapter 341 - Chapter 350

Hospital Room:-Viaan’s POV:-“Dinner!” Kiara’s voice was gentle, the word laden with a subtle mix of tenderness and concern.I glanced at her, a mixture of emotions swirling within me. The entire day I had been somewhat cold to her and it was very much evident in her eyes that this thing had stung her badly.My frustration mingled with guilt, but my stubborn anger held its ground. A curt nod was all I could muster, my acknowledgment colder than I had intended.Kiara’s eyes, the same eyes that had witnessed our vows and shared our triumphs, held a fleeting hurt. Yet, she persevered. “Aunty Samantha has sent dinner to us along with Uncle James’s; he is on night duty.”“Why didn’t the staff bring it?” I pointed at the trolley she had stood beside the table.I might be angry with her, but I never want my wife to do any such work in public that would make her uncomfortable.“Uncle James’s assistant was bringing it here, but I stopped him at the door itself since you were in the meeting. I

Adams Corps:-“Please have a seat!” Viaan motioned to the chairs politely. Mr. Miller nodded at him and signed Evelyn to take the empty chairs.They both settled down in Viaan’s office, Mr. Miller’s assistant, Richard, standing respectfully in the background. “You too, Richard!” Viaan smiled humbly at the man while going back to his chair. “Have a seat!”“I’m okay here, Sir. Thank You!” Richard politely refused, not wanting to sit without his boss’s permission.On cue, ordered the old man, passing Viaan a big grin of a playful query. “Sit down, Richard. Otherwise, this gentleman here would not like any of his guests straining himself. Would you, Viaan?” The simplest of things that exhibit the high values Viaan Adams possessed always fascinated Mr. Miller. He was thoroughly impressed with the kindness he had, despite being a billionaire. “Absolutely not, Sir!” Viaan chuckled, softly.Richard pressed his lips in thanks, muttering the word politely, and took the third chair of the fou

Kingston Villa:-“Thanks, Romy!” Nathan thanked the woman, who placed a glass of freshly prepared juice for him on the table.The old lady nodded, her wrinkles curved into a kind version of a smile that she gave to her employer.“That’s my duty, Sir! Enjoy your meal.” Saying so, Romy went back to the kitchen, while Nathan dived into his meal.His place was an oasis of tranquility, the morning light filtering through sheer curtains to cast a gentle glow. The aroma of fresh omelet wafted through the air, accompanied by the soft clink of silverware on porcelain.Mid-bite, Nathan looked up as Dash's brisk footsteps heralded his arrival. The dining area seemed to hold its breath, the suspended moment carrying a sense of anticipation."What we were waiting for is here, Sir!" Dash's words hung in the air like a revelation, shattering the morning stillness. Nathan's fork paused midway, omelet poised in the air, as his piercing gaze met Dash's.Nathan, seated with a natural poise, emanated a q

Lifeline Hospital:-Sunlight streamed through the windows of Lifeline Hospital, painting golden streaks across the polished floors. The quiet hum of medical machinery provided an ambient backdrop to the gentle buzz of activity that pervaded the halls. Ryan, with a white coat hanging slightly off his shoulders, walked through the corridor, going to the next ward as he was on a round; his steps were a reflection of his dedication.Beside him, his assistant matched his stride, a tablet clutched in her hand, its screen displaying a flurry of updates of the past four days that he missed due to his absence.“Also, the patient is complaining of constant pain in his spine while sitting for more than 10 minutes. We ran him primary tests which showed it is a herniated disk. So, he requested an early appointment.”She spoke in hushed tones, her words a blend of medical jargon and patient updates. Ryan nodded, his attention unwavering even as he greeted nurses and staff with a warm smile.“Hmm, a

Lifeline Hospital:-Ryan offered a reassuring smile, his compassion palpable. “Yes, he is but he will be alright soon, and so will Aunty Leena. She is strong, and we’re doing everything we can to support her.” His voice reeked confidence and warmth. “And you or Kiara don’t need to thank me for what I am doing for my family. Tell her that I am always by their side, now she is family too. So she, too, will have my back.”Listening intently, Sophie’s lips curved into a gentle smile, her eyes shining with warmth. “Now I see why she often says you’re more than a friend, you’re a protective elder brother to Mr. Adams. And your entire family, including your fiance, Mr. Leo, and Rachel, you all have accepted her as your own. I can’t be happier knowing my Kiara has got you people. As her family, I can never express enough gratitude to you all.” Her voice quivered with sincerity as her eyes welled up, mirroring the depth of her emotions.Sophie was finally relieved that Kiara had gotten the rig