All Chapters of Bride for Rent: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Felix's arrival at the village hospital was met with a mix of confusion and concern. His eyes met Marianne's tear-streaked face, and the gravity of the situation began to settle over him. "What happened? Who got hospitalized?" he asked, his voice reflecting the urgency of the moment. Marianne, still grappling with her emotions, looked at him with teary eyes. "Felix, please save her," she pleaded, her desperation evident. "What are you talking about?" Felix pressed, his confusion deepening. Marianne hesitated, taking a deep breath before revealing the truth. "Please save our daughter." The revelation hung in the air, and Felix's eyes widened with shock. He couldn't comprehend the sudden revelation that he had a daughter, and she needed his help. "What do you mean? Our d-daughter?" "I can explain it later. Please save her," she begged. As the medical team prepared for the transfusion, a tense silence settled between Marianne and Felix. The beeping of machines and the distant vo

One week later... Felix had planned to have a family picnic with Marianne and Zoey. He had set everything; the place, the food; and everything. "Woah, this place is so beautiful, Daddy!" Zoey exclaimed as her eyes roamed around the place. Felix smiled pride rising in his heart at Zoey's enthusiasm. "I'm glad you like it, sweetheart. I thought it would be the perfect spot for our picnic." Marianne looked around, a soft smile gracing her lips. "It really is beautiful, Felix. Thank you for bringing us here." Felix saw her and grinned. Felix broke up the awkward moment between them when he said, "Anything for my girls." "Now, let's find a nice spot to set up our picnic blanket." "Here, Daddy! Let's sit here!" Zoey suggested while pointing at the place near an oak tree and near the riverside. Felix nodded, "Alright, Sweetheart. I think this is the best spot we got." Felix laid out the blanket under the oak tree's cover, the soft sound of falling leaves creating a calming atmosphe

Marianne experienced a rush of emotions following Felix's sincere confession. She couldn't deny her longing for the connection they once had. With a heavy but hopeful heart, she peered into Felix's eyes, seeing vulnerability and yearning reflected in his gaze. "I miss us too," Marianne acknowledged, her voice barely audible. "I miss the laughter, the intimacy... I miss everything about what we had." Felix reached out and gently cupped Marianne's cheek as he drew in closer. "Then let's try to find our way back to each other," he said softly, his breath warm against her skin. Marianne's heart fluttered at Felix's words, her pulse quickening with anticipation. Marianne's heart beat with worry and want, and Felix's touch sent a rush of warmth through her. She closed her eyes, allowing herself to be fully immersed in the moment, in the loving embrace they shared. Felix's lips brushed across hers in a soft caress, rekindling a spark that had long been dormant within her. Marianne's brea

After a month of savoring in the warmth of their restored love, Marianne and Felix had fallen into a comfortable routine. Their days were filled with shared moments of joy, laughing, and simple pleasures that deepened their relationships as a new family. One rainy morning, Marianne woke up to the sound of raindrops pattering against the window pane. She stretched lazily, feeling Felix's warmth beside her. Turning her head, she smiled as she saw him still deep in sleep, his chest rising and falling in a steady rhythm. She smiled and looked at him, "How lovely. How can this man be so handsome while sleeping?" Marianne gently untangled herself from the covers and slipped out of bed, taking care not to disturb Felix. She made her way to the kitchen, the quiet patter of rain serving as a relaxing background tune. Marianne couldn't stop thinking about the previous month while she brewed a pot of coffee. "I should make breakfast for them,' she smiled. As the coffee finished brewing, Ma

Marianne give Felix another chance to prove himself to her. She had seen the changes and determination on him. The aroma of freshly brewed coffee flowed through the home as they gathered in the kitchen. "Daddy, look at this!" she exclaimed, holding up her favorite cereal box with excitement. Felix smiled, his eyes gleaming with affection. "Wow, Zoey! That's a great choice for breakfast. Let's make it extra special today." Marianne watched the scene unfold with a soft smile, "I'll get the milk, sweetheart," she offered, moving towards the refrigerator. Once breakfast was ready, they gathered around the table and enjoyed their meal together. Marianne smiled as she felt so happy while looking at Zoey and Felix. "Thank you for making this day beautiful, Daddy," Zoey said as she smiled, eating her food. Felix smiled back, "I am glad that you enjoyed it, Sweetheart. I will make sure to make your day beautiful everyday." "Really?" "Yes." As Marianne watched them, a smile flick