All Chapters of The Billionaire's Hot Nanny: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Hailey****The weight of the moment pressed against my chest as I knelt on the cold, bloodstained floor. My mind raced, replaying Sara’s final words: It’s a trap… run. The phrase looped endlessly, filling the silence left behind when Hollis was dragged out. Every second stretched, the room heavy with the echoes of what had just transpired.I couldn’t stay here. Hollis needed me, and the children… Summer’s laugh and Max’s chubby hands reaching for me flashed in my mind, wrenching my heart. I had to believe they were safe. But Louise’s shadow loomed large over everything, his scheme closing in like a web around us all. He had orchestrated this; I was sure of it. He wanted to dismantle Hollis piece by piece—his freedom, his family, his very identity.He wanted to control every aspect of our lives, and I couldn't let that happen. I had to find a way to stop him before it was too late.The metallic scent of blood clung to the air, mingling with the cold, musty smell of decay. The officers’

Hailey***I stepped into the dimly lit room of the police station, and immediately, something was off. The air felt thick, like it was pressing down on me, making it harder to breathe. My heart pounded in my chest, a frantic rhythm I couldn’t control. There he was—Hollis. His back was to me, but I could feel the distance between us even from behind. The man I had fought for, the man I had loved, was slipping away. His presence had changed—cold, distant.Earlier that day, when I suggested we go for a walk, he’d barely reacted, just nodded absently and returned to his work. He hadn’t even looked at me. That was when I knew something had shifted, but I dismissed it, thinking it was stress or maybe fatigue.He turned slowly, and his eyes met mine. But there was nothing in them. No recognition, no warmth, just... emptiness. A chill spread through me, as if I were standing in a room full of ice.“Hollis…” I whispered, almost pleading, hoping he’d see me, remember who I was. I stepped forwar

Hailey***The rain continued to lash down, mirroring the storm inside me. My mind reeled, the events of the last few minutes a chaotic blur. Louise, Hollis, and now this… my children were in danger. Panic clawed at my throat, threatening to consume me. I had to get to them. I had to. But how? Where did I even start? I had been given no clues, no location. Just a chilling threat hanging over my head like a noose. I had to find a way to pinpoint their location. I fumbled for my keys, my fingers clumsy with fear. I had to get out of here. I had to get to my children. As I raced towards my car, I knew this was just the beginning. The fight had just begun. And this time, it was personal. It wasn't just about Hollis anymore. It was about survival. My children's survival. The storm raged around me, but it was nothing compared to the tempest inside. I would find them. I would. I would do whatever it took to bring my children home. The engine roared to life, a defiant sound in the face of the c

Hailey****My heart pounded in my chest as I rushed to Max's side. There he was, his small, bloodied body lying motionless on the floor. His face was pale, his forehead marked with a deep gash, and his shirt soaked in crimson. The world around me seemed to blur as my breath hitched, and a sob tore through my chest. I dropped to my knees beside him, my fingers trembling as I brushed against his cold skin. Too cold. Too still."Max... Max!" I cried, desperately shaking him, my voice cracking. My mind was a whirl of frantic thoughts that made no sense. How could this happen? What happened to my baby?Terror gripped me, my pulse roaring in my ears. The room, once just dark and unsettling, felt like it was closing in on me. I could barely breathe. My body screamed at me to do something, anything, but I felt frozen, paralyzed by fear."Max, please... Don’t do this," I whispered through my tears. "Please don’t leave me."I pressed my hand to his neck, desperate for any sign that he was still

Hailey****The emergency room was a blur of activity, the beeping of machines and the hurried footsteps of medical staff echoing in my ears. My heart raced in time with the chaotic rhythm of the hospital, thoughts scattered and tangled in my head. Every part of me wanted to break down, but I couldn’t. Max needed me.I followed the nurse through the double doors, the sterile smell of antiseptic hitting me like a slap. Hollis was right behind me, his hand gripping mine like a lifeline. The sight of Max lying in a bed, wires and tubes attached to his small body, sent a fresh wave of panic crashing over me. His little face was pale, his body twitching with the involuntary fits the nurse had mentioned.I rushed to his side, my breath catching in my throat as I tried to steady myself. "Max," I whispered, bending over him, my fingers brushing his damp forehead. "Max, baby, can you hear me?"His eyelids fluttered, and for a brief moment, I thought he might wake up. But then, his body jerked a