All Chapters of Mr. CEO, I Was Forced To Marry You.: Chapter 181 - Chapter 190

Just when Heather thought she would get hit by the car coming in her direction, a gunshot went off and the car swerved, hitting the lamppost on the side of the road. She gasped, holding the left side of her chest as she tried to calm her racing heart down. A few men in black came out of nowhere and sought out the driver of the car. They were Henry Ford’s bodyguards who had been following them quietly. Suddenly, Heather was engulfed in a hug and lifted off the road by Adrian. He placed her down after crossing the road and held her shoulders before looking into her eyes. “I remember, Heather. God, I thought I would never see you and our daughter again,” he said and pulled Heather into a tight embrace. Heather’s heart skipped a beat at Adrian’s words. Her eyes widened as she asked, “You recovered your memories? You remember me now?” “Of course, Tigress. I remember… when I saw the car heading in your direction, I suddenly felt this fear that I would lose you and then, the memorie

Now that Adrian's issue was resolved and Henry Ford returned to the city, Diego could finally settle his affairs and leave for Redwood City. He knocked on Henry's office door and walked in before placing an envelope on Henry's desk. Henry glanced at the envelope on his desk. The words ‘resignation letter’ were what caught his attention. He glanced at Diego Montero and asked, “What is this? Don’t I pay you enough? Is that why you’re leaving? Are you protesting for me to increase your salary?” Diego gulped, feeling uncomfortable. He scratched the back of his neck and replied, “Actually, I have no choice. I’m going back to my hometown to help with the family business.” Henry arched an eyebrow. He remarked, “So, you’ve finally made a decision? I thought you would run away forever.” Diego smiled and said, "I never thought this day would come either but I have found someone I want to protect with everything in me. I can't let her down." "Have you proposed to her yet?" Henry asked

When Diego heard that his brother had been shot, he didn’t hesitate to look for him. “How’s his condition? Where are his bodyguards? How could they not know that an assassin had infiltrated the premises?” Diego questioned the housekeeper. The housekeeper gulped and beads of sweat coated her forehead. She appeared to be nervous about something. However, Diego was too worried about his brother to notice. He might have been annoyed with his brother but he still loved him. Augusto was family after all. Pride once got in the way and Diego wasn’t able to attend his father’s funeral. A mistake he regrets every day. It would destroy him if he lost his only brother, regardless of what conflict he had with him in the past. When Diego turned into the hallway leading to Augusto’s study, he quickly instructed the housekeeper, "Call the family doctor. Do it quietly.” Going to the hospital with a gunshot wound would be suspicious and making noise about the attack would alert the Montero C

Diego didn't know whether to laugh or cry. He glanced at Dahlia and asked, "Why did you come back? If you had stayed hidden, at least I would have had good memories of you... but now... you disgust me." "D-Diego... that's not true. Your brother forced himself on me. That's why I faked my death. I was so ashamed-" "Shut up! Aren't you tired of scheming? Do you think I can believe you over my brother? My brother came from the same womb as I... we may fight and not speak to each other for years, but I know he would never do anything to hurt me," Diego's words sliced through the air like shards of ice, cutting Dahlia's words in the middle. "That's not true... why did you leave? It's because you hated your family!" Dahlia answered confidently. She wasn't convinced that Diego had moved on. He loved her very much and could do anything for her... how could his love for her end so quickly? Diego shook his head. He replied, "I left because I was hurt that they didn't want to avenge yo

Diego carried Yolanda into the cabin. Yolanda's eyes grew wide as she looked around. If she thought the outer form of the cabin was dreamlike, the inside was like paradise itself. The wooden cabin wasn't big. It was like one big room with a small kitchen in the corner, a huge bed in the center, a bubbling hot tub on the left near one of the windows and a bathroom on the right side. The bathroom area had an enclosure for privacy. Not only did they have several acres of land to themselves, but they were surrounded by maple trees with fiery red leaves which could be seen through the huge windows. The whole place was giving "leave the world behind vibes". It offered a perfect blend of romance, peace and refreshment for the newly married couple. "Are we still in our family's estate?" Yolanda asked and Diego smiled. He loved especially the way she used the word 'our' in her question. Sliding an arm around Yolanda's waist, Diego pulled her closer and then put her at his front bef