All Chapters of Soldier, Billionaire, and Contract Husband: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Simon’s gaze flickered with something akin to desperation. ‘Callie, you don’t understand. I didn’t realise I never loved Abby. I thought I did, but I was wrong. I love you, and I’m willing to leave all of that behind for you. Doesn’t that prove how much you mean to me?’Callie’s lips curled into a sneer, her eyes blazing with a mixture of anger and disbelief. ‘Give it a rest, Simon. Drop the act. You probably want to divorce Abby because you can’t stand her anymore. But guess what? I’m not falling for your empty words again.’Simon’s facade crumbled, his shoulders slumping in defeat. ‘Callie, please...’‘No, Simon,’ Callie said, her voice firm. ‘I deserve someone who loves me for who I am, not for the gifts they can get from me or the lifestyle I can provide. Our Chapter is over, and it’s time for you to move on.’She stopped to face him. ‘If that’s all you wanted to talk about, then I think we are done here. Goodbye.’Then she turned on her heel and walked away, leaving Simon standin

The moon hung high in the sky, its pale light casting long shadows that danced at their feet.As the clock neared seven, the brief autumn daytime was already giving way to night.Callie’s thoughts turned to Elias, her heart aching for the sound of his voice, for the reassurance only he could provide.She longed to escape this walk down memory lane, to return to the present where her heart truly belonged.As Simon’s stories continued to flow, Callie stole a glance at her watch, her expression growing more distant.She was ready for this farewell to come to an end, for the memories to fade into the night.Simon continued as if oblivious to Callie’s lack of response. ‘You know, Callie, despite my short time here, I’ve come to appreciate the sacrifices soldiers make. The dedication they have to their training and their duty, it’s quite remarkable.’Callie nodded, her guard easing slightly. ‘It’s true. The academy is a place of discipline and commitment. It’s where future leaders are forge

The guards, recognising both the vehicle and the prestigious passenger, saluted them.Elias acknowledged the salute with a nod of his head, a gesture of camaraderie shared by those who understood the sacrifices of service.The jeep pulled forward, and Lemuel turned to Elias with a yawn, his weariness palpable. ‘Sir, to your dormitory? I could use a hot shower and eighteen hours of sleep.’Elias’s gaze flickered to his watch before he shook his head. ‘No, drive me to… the medical personnel’s dorm building.’Lemuel complied, steering the jeep toward the three-story concrete structure.Elias was about to bound up the stairs when a familiar figure emerged from the building.Wendy, her face lighting up with surprise and delight, hurried towards them.‘Major General Westwood!’ Wendy’s voice held a mixture of respect and warmth. ‘You’re back, and Callie will be over the moon to see you.’Elias managed a tired smile. ‘Thanks, Wendy. Can you get Callie for me?’Wendy’s expression shifted to co

Elias was so glad he’d decided to brave the bone-rattling ride on a military aeroplane instead of waiting till tomorrow to return to the academy.Every second away from Callie had felt like an eternity as he worked tirelessly to track down Kee Ting.He had followed leads, chased shadows, and crossed dangerous lines to ensure he could put an end to the threat.The moment he tracked down and executed the drug lord, Elias was on the next transport back to Valour Ridge.Thank god he came back just in time.He would never forgive himself if anything had happened to Callie.Callie’s features relaxed, a sigh escaping her as her fingers brushed against Elias’s cheek.Relief flooded her expression, a mix of gratitude and something deeper, something that transcended words.‘Thank goodness,’ she whispered, her voice tinged with both vulnerability and strength.With a gentle touch, Elias stroked her cheek, his gaze locked onto her. ‘Let’s get you out of here.’He climbed into the driver’s seat an

It was not until the first light of dawn began to paint the horizon that Callie finally settled into an exhausted sleep.Elias’s fingers brushed against her hair, still damp from yet another shower.His calm face masked the maelstrom of thoughts that raged within him.As his mind played out scenarios of vengeance, Elias’s grip on Callie tightened, vowing silently to shield her from harm’s reach.He shuddered at the thought of what could have happened if he had not made it back in time, if Callie had been left alone in the clutches of Simon.***The blinding sunlight streamed through the curtains, painting the room in shades of gold.Callie’s eyes fluttered open, her mind still foggy from a nightmarish haze.Her heart raced as she tried to piece together what had happened.The last clear thought she had was talking to Simon, relieved and glad that he was finally leaving the academy, and then…She bolted upright, her chest heaving as the memories rushed back like a tidal wave.The pain