Marrying a Disabled CEO in My Sister's Place のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 171 - チャプター 180

Massimo had a faint memory that, when he didn't yet know Millie was his daughter, he thought it would have been nice to be able to go through all the stages of a child's birth and be a father from the moment his baby was in his wife's womb. But, after he chose to be Millicent's father and soon discovered that he actually was, Massimo pushed those thoughts away, until he forgot about them completely. What would he gain by whining in the corners about not being able to place another child in Alice? He was already the father of the most precious little girl in the world. His wife had already given him the best gift possible. Their family was already complete and he didn't need anything else.However, upon seeing the blue stick there in front of him and finally realizing that it was a positive pregnancy test, Massimo felt something burn inside him, although his di

“Mother!” Dante gasped, getting up from the table at the same moment to run to his mother, alarmed, while Heidi just cowered in her chair, clearly panicked.Still sitting where she was, Alice just held Massimo's hand protectively, frightened by the fact that Emma looked like she had just gotten up from a hospital bed. Her hair was messy, very out of character for someone who had once been the queen of High Society. She was wearing a gray sweater and sweatpants set, clearly a comfortable and unstylish outfit that any doctor would order an intern to wear to the hospital, during treatment. She looked pale, and in one of her hands, Alice saw a bandage peeking out from under the long sleeves of her sweater, probably where a vein access had been, not long ago.“Mom!” Dante’s voice was almost cracking with worry when the two finally approached, just a few inches away from the table where Massimo and Alice were still sitting “What are you doing here?! You couldn't have left the hospital so so

“Don’t you dare say even a single word!” the son of a bitch growled before Amber had a chance to speak, slamming his shoulder against hers to push her away “The only reason I forced myself to see your face again is because I wanted to make sure the three of you didn't found another excuse not to hand over my father’s money.”“Why, Casey…” Kendra gave a clearly forced smile “You know we would never…”“Is that all?” the lawyer interrupted her rudely, pointing to the pile of clothes, jewelry and purses on the sofa “I made it very clear the Campbells would only accept objects if their total value was exactly what was required…”“But you didn’t even let me show you the values.” Roger tried to defend

“Mommy! Daddy! You’re back!” Those whimpers were the first thing Alice heard when Josiah opened the enormous main door of the mansion, for her to guide Massimo's wheelchair inside "Why did you leave me here?" Millicent wailed and, before Alice could even properly cross the threshold, her daughter was already there, with her eyes full of tears, hugging Massimo's legs as if she were afraid he would leave again.“Millie…” Thea came running after her “We talked about this. Your parents didn’t go alone because they wanted to…”“It’s okay, Piccola.” Massimo picked her up quickly, cradling her as if she were hurt and not just sad that she hadn't spent a few days away from him “Mommy and Daddy are so sorry we didn't take you. But, it was for a good cause. And I promise that the next t

“Now, updates about the corruption allegations against Stanford Mitchell, who was removed from his position as judge two months ago, causing a major scandal in the Supreme Court.” the reporter on the small television screen said, while Alice watched, her vision darkened by the sunglasses she was wearing inside that small café “New accusations and the breach of Mitchell's telephone secrecy revealed several cases of corruption in which the former judge molded his judicial decisions in accordance with the payment of those who sought him. In addition to the names that could be identified through the calls, the public was informed today that, after weeks of maintaining his innocence, Mitchell pleaded guilty last night and began cooperating with police through confessions regarding his verdict-buying scheme. It is hoped that more names can be revealed soon, so that victims affected by the fraudulent sentences can seek their rights. We’ll be back with more information after the break.”Clutch