All Chapters of The Substitute Billionaire Wife: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Mr. Alfred walked slowly through the cemetery, a bouquet of flowers in his hands. The sun was setting, casting long shadows across the rows of gravestones. He found the familiar path that led to his wife’s grave, each step heavy with the weight of his worries.When he reached the grave, he knelt down, placing the flowers gently on the headstone. He traced his fingers over her name, etched in the cold marble, and took a deep breath.“Hello, my love,” he began, his voice cracking. “It’s been so long since I’ve felt your presence. I wish you were here with me now. So much has happened, and I feel lost without you.”He glanced around, making sure he was alone, and continued, his words spilling out in a torrent of emotion. “Lillian... she’s been kidnapped again. It’s like we’re living in a nightmare that we can’t wake up from. I’ve failed her, just like I failed you. I promised I’d protect our family, but I couldn’t. And now, Lillian is expecting twins. Can you believe it? Twins. She’s go

Katherine stepped out of the car with her hands raised, heart pounding as the reality of their capture sank in. Another of Mrs. Rojas’s men roughly grabbed Lillian, who was still groggy from her ordeal. They dragged the sisters back into the mansion, their grips like iron. Inside, the men tied them to chairs next to each other. Katherine struggled against the ropes, but the bindings were tight, cutting into her wrists. She glanced at Lillian, whose eyes were filled with fear and exhaustion. The sight broke her heart, fueling her determination to protect her sister. Mrs. Rojas strode into the room, her laughter cold and mocking. “Did you think you could save her so easily, Katherine?” she taunted. “You’re even dumber than I thought.” Katherine glared at her, fury blazing in her eyes. “I’m going to destroy you,” she vowed, her voice trembling with rage. Mrs. Rojas laughed again, the sound echoing ominously in the dimly lit room. “Marco was pretending to back off from me. He told me

Mrs. Rojas stormed through her mansion, seething with rage. The news had been a devastating blow. Katherine and Lillian had survived the fire, and Lillian had given birth to twins."How could this happen?" she muttered to herself, pacing back and forth. She called one of her loyal men. "Prepare the car. We're going to the hospital."The drive to the hospital was tense. Mrs. Rojas sat silently, her mind racing. She needed to regain control, and she needed to do it now. When they arrived, she entered the hospital with a calm, composed exterior, masking the storm brewing inside her.In Lillian's room, the atmosphere was one of cautious relief. Lillian lay in her bed, exhausted but grateful, her newborn twins resting peacefully in the nursery. Katherine and Mr. Alfred were taking a break in the cafeteria, giving Lillian a few moments of quiet.The door to Lillian's room creaked open, and Mrs. Rojas stepped inside, a bouquet of flowers in her hand. "Lillian, my dear," she said with a smile

Mrs. Rojas sat in her elegantly furnished room, the soft glow of the evening light casting shadows on the walls. Her thoughts churned with the failures and frustrations of her recent efforts. Her plan to regain control and power had crumbled, leaving her feeling vulnerable and exposed. The tension in her marriage with her husband, which had simmered for years, now felt like an forever apart.Tears welled up in her eyes, and she allowed herself a brief moment of weakness, letting the sobs escape. She felt a profound sense of loss and helplessness, emotions she was unaccustomed to. She had always been the one in control, the one with the power to shape events. But now, everything seemed to be slipping away.Suddenly, the door creaked open. Mrs. Rojas hastily wiped her tears and composed herself, her expression hardening as her husband, Mr. Rojas, stepped into the room. His face was etched with concern, but there was also a weariness in his eyes, a sign of the strain their relationship h

Katherine drove to David's house, her thoughts racing. It had been months since she'd seen him at the Annual Business Party, and his sudden absence weighed heavily on her mind. She pulled into the driveway and knocked on the door, but there was no response. She tried his studio next, hoping he might be absorbed in his work, but again, she was met with silence.A sense of dread settled in her stomach as she knocked on his neighbors' doors. "Excuse me," she asked a kindly older woman who opened her door. "Have you seen David recently?"The woman frowned, shaking her head. "It's been months, dear. I thought he might have gone on a trip or something."Katherine thanked her and moved on to the next house, but the story was the same everywhere. No one had seen David for months. Her mind immediately went to the worst-case scenario, wondering if Mrs. Rojas had something to do with his disappearance.Feeling anxious and powerless, Katherine returned home. She found Lillian in the living room,