All Chapters of Contracted To Be Arrogant CEO Pet: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

CHLOE. I still found it hard to understand why Ethan had thought so low of me. Did I seem like the kind of girl who would go back to the same man who ruined her life? He believed that I would give the designs we both created to that bastard. I didn't know how he was able to gather this useless evidence but I expected him to think more of me. We had stayed together for some while, he should know me now. But then he chased me out of his house like I meant nothing to him. I felt humiliated, his gaze haunting. I sat on the edge of the hotel bed, the dim city lights outside casting a cold glow through the window. I could hear the faint hum of traffic in the distance, but inside, all I could hear was the pounding of my own heart. My hands moved instinctively to my stomach, the baby still so small inside me. I could feel the gentle rise and fall with each breath I took, and yet, somehow, it didn’t bring me any peace tonight. The baby was the only thing that felt real at this point. I tho

CHLOE. Leaving Ethan's house that day broke something inside of me. I felt a weight settle deep in my chest with a burning sensation. I wanted to break down, to scream and cry, but I couldn’t. Not in front of Ethan’s house or in the cab. He made his choice and that wasn't my fault. Why should I tear up? Perhaps this was Karma and I was going to accept my fate and move on. It wasn't easy, I could feel heaviness settling deep within me but it didn't mean that I wouldn't do it. My father was still locked away, and I couldn’t afford to fall apart. My taught me how to be strong for a day like this. I lost her seven days ago and now I was carrying the baby of a man who was going to get married to someone else. I had never thought that my life was going to turn out like this. That I would be carrying a child without a father. There was so much to fix. The baby was someone to live for. I wouldn't give up easily because I knew what it felt like to have a mother who didn't fight. For the Chi

Chloe’s POVI was busy attending to customers in the museum, trying my best to focus on the task at hand. It had been a hectic morning with visitors streaming in, and my mind had been all over the place all morning. I had just finished explaining the significance of an ancient artifact to some of the visitors when I caught sight of someone familiar.I froze for a moment, staring in surprise. It was the guy I had met on the plane a few weeks ago—the one who had been so casual with me. I hadn’t expected to see him again after that day at the airport as I had ignored him. But then, he had been coming to see me in the museum where I worked. He spotted me almost immediately and walked over, giving me a polite smile.“Need any help?” he asked, his voice calm and smooth like he always knew exactly what to say.“Oh, um, no, I’m fine. Thanks,” I said, trying to maintain my composure. But it was hard to ignore how his presence seemed to make everything feel just a little bit more complicated.

ETHAN. Suddenly, I flung my lids open and realized that I was in a strange room. It was more of an abandoned room. As though it was once a warehouse that had been abandoned. My eyes darted around, trying to find anything that would explain what was happening. Then two men walked into the room. They were both huge like bodyguards. I watched as they headed toward me. I was seated on the dusty and dirty floor, my suit all stained. I didn't care. I had many and losing one wouldn't affect me. But then these men looked tedious. “What is going on here?” I asked watching them as they walked closer to me. They both had mean expressions on their faces. Have I been kidnapped? I wondered staring at them. "Nothing except you need to die.” He stated. I chuckled. The statement he made was so random, it made me laugh. “What is funny?” He glared at me. I ran my hand in my hair. “Listen, I get it, you need money. How much do you want? Do you want my phone with me?” I asked, pinballing

EthanMy heart pounded crazily in my chest. Each second that passed only made my heart beat in my chest like crazy. This didn't seem like something I could survive. The guilt that rested upon me, didn't seem like something that I could survive. I had blamed Chloe a lot. I had made her suffer. Blamed her. She came and asked for forgiveness and then I told her to go and die. I told her death was going to make everything better. Entering the hospital, my heart pounded against my chest. I wasn’t sure if it was guilt, frustration, or just plain fear of what I was about to find. Chloe had disappeared, and the only place I could think to start was here. Her mother had been admitted to this hospital some time ago, and it was my only lead to locate her. The same mother that I had hated and blamed for everything. Goodness, how could she even forgive me now? I said a lot of harsh words against her mother. I moved quickly through the sterile white halls, the smell of antiseptic burning my no