บททั้งหมดของ The Second Marriage Chance [English]: บทที่ 151 - บทที่ 160

Jane "Are you saying you intentionally approached me, Brody?" I asked my husband, confusion and hurt mingling in my voice. "Yes, Jane. I know about your infatuation with Bronn four years ago. Jakob explained it to me in detail," he admitted. "In that case, why did you marry me, Brody?" My mind raced, thinking he had used my admiration for his cousin to his advantage. Perhaps he made a deal with my father to keep me away from Bronn and Emily. But Brody's following words caught me completely off guard. "Because I genuinely like you, Jane. I… I’m the one who approved your application to the university in London as an exchange student." I gasped in shock; the news hit me hard. "I admit, I was still in a relationship with Sonia during that time," Brody continued. "She knew about my feelings for you and, believe it or not, encouraged me to pursue a relationship with you." My face soured at his words. It made me face the truth about their so-called 'open relationship.' Sonia was his n

Sarah Two of Chairman Benner's bodyguards—burly men in black suits—followed us closely, their eyes constantly scanning the air. The tension was thick, and the silence between us was oppressive. As we approached the Presidential Suite, memories flooded my mind. It had been years since we'd shared any meaningful interaction. The last time we truly spoke, I was pregnant with the twins, and his words had cut deeper than any knife. The pain and rejection still felt fresh, a wound that refused to heal. When we entered the suite, a crystal chandelier cast a warm glow over the spacious living area. My father then excused himself. "I'll just change my clothes," he said. Without waiting for a response, he disappeared into the primary bedroom, leaving me alone in the abundant space. Sitting on the soft couch in the suite's living area, I sent a message to Philip. Me: 'Babe, I'm with Chairman Benner in his suite. He intercepted the wine Margarette was about to pour on me. Out of courtesy, I

Philip "Daddy, I need to pee," Iris said, her gray eyes wide with urgency as she looked up at me, both hands pressing against her tummy. At home, Amanda or Pepper usually handled these situations, sometimes with Sarah's help. I caught sight of my son nearby. "Rowan, come! We need to help your sister," I called to him. I had no intention of taking Iris into the men's restroom, nor could I leave her alone in the women's restroom. "But I still wanted to play," Rowan protested, glancing at Iris. "Please, Brother…" Iris pleaded, shifting from foot to foot. Despite his stubbornness, I knew Rowan would relent. "Fine! But promise me you'll give me your Monday snack," he bargained. "Rowan…" I said warningly, not wanting him to take advantage of the situation. "I-I'm just kidding!" "You are so annoying!" Iris retorted, putting her hands on her hips. I could only shake my head at their usual bickering. "No fighting. Come here..." I picked up Iris. Trey followed us, holding Rowan's han

Philip I'm deeply grateful that Ethan, Dr. Ruth, and their daughter are safe. They left Chairman Benner's party early because Dr. Ruth was urgently needed at the hospital for a patient in premature labor. If my friend and his family had been caught in the accident, Sarah wouldn't have been saved; Ethan wouldn't have been her surgeon. Ethan and I have an unspoken understanding; we know the situation without needing words. I'll always be grateful to him for his quick action and unwavering support during this crisis. When I was wheeled out of my ward, I saw just how busy the Vanderbilt-owned hospital was for the first time. The corridors buzzed with activity—nurses rushing by with charts, doctors shouting orders into phones, and dazed victims being directed to different departments. "Many were injured or killed in the attack. Hotel staff, guests, security personnel... One of your personal bodyguards didn't make it, and another was injured," Ethan informed me as he walked beside my w

Philip A week passed, then two, then three… Ethan eventually had to ask me to leave, as some patients needed the hospital's facilities more. "I can visit you at Serenity Pines, or even drop by Luminary Productions if you need someone to clean your wounds," Ethan offered. I remained silent. I wanted to stay at the hospital because Sarah was here. Fear gnawed at my chest, making sleep impossible. I was paralyzed by the terror of receiving the devastating news that my wife had passed away, that her body had finally given out, or any other heart-wrenching update while she was out of my reach. As much as I wanted to stay by Sarah's side, I couldn't longer ignore our children's needs. Iris and Rowan needed stability and a bit of normalcy. The hospital, with its sick patients and germs, wasn't a good place for a four-year-old to stay. Rowan's small voice interrupted my thoughts while I changed into a clean t-shirt in my ward, trying to gather the energy to face another day. "Uncle Eth