All Chapters of Love's Redemption: Chapter 851 - Chapter 860

It was evening when Lena had just wrapped up her shift, only to find the nurses buzzing about something. Curious, she asked, "Alright, what's all the excitement about?""Dr. Lane, there's a ridiculously handsome man waiting outside!" one nurse gushed.Just like guys get a rush from seeing a gorgeous woman, girls feel the same buzz when a total dreamboat walks in.Lena couldn't help but tease, "Well, no matter how hot he is, if you don't make a move, he's still someone else's."Despite her usually no-nonsense demeanor at work, Lena loved joining in on the fun when the day was done. A little playful banter was the perfect way to unwind after a marathon of patients."So, are we making a move?" one nurse joked as the group headed toward the hospital's entrance, giggling.But when Lena stepped outside, she froze.There, bathed in the golden glow of sunset, stood Aaron.Dressed in a black coat over a sharp suit and crisp white shirt, he looked like he'd walked off the cover of GQ. Th

Lena wasn't a stranger to Aaron's place. He'd bought this penthouse before moving abroad, and honestly? The whole thing had been her idea.She'd told him she loved homes that were spacious, open, and calming. And Aaron? He didn't even blink—just handed her the reins to design it however she wanted.But now, standing here again, it felt... different."You remember which room is yours?" Aaron's deep voice snapped her out of it.Lena pressed her lips together lightly and glanced at the far-left room—the one with the floor-to-ceiling windows. The master bedroom.Back then, she hadn't even hesitated before claiming it as her own. And Aaron? He'd just nodded like it was no big deal.Now, the memory made her cringe. The audacity of her younger self. "I don't remember," she lied."Come on, I'll show you," Aaron said. He grabbed her luggage, heading toward the master bedroom."Uncle Aaron," she said, stopping him mid-step.He turned, his expression calm and steady, as always.Lena swa

"Keira, what are you doing here?"Demi looked stunned to see me, but there was a flicker of excitement in her expression.Her hair was cropped short, and the prison uniform she wore was a stark contrast to the vibrant girl I used to know. But her eyes—bright and determined—were different. Stronger.Seeing her like this stirred a strange mix of relief and sadness in me. She had avenged herself, yes, but at a cost so high it could never be undone."I came to see you. What, am I not welcome?" I teased lightly, trying to keep the mood up."Yeah, and what are you even doing here? This isn't good for the baby," she said, catching me off guard.She knew?"It's fine. My baby will be proud to have such a brave friend," I said softly. Then, after a pause, "I've spoken to a lawyer. I'm going to fight for the lightest sentence I can get you."Demi shook her head. "Keira, it's okay. I'm doing fine here. In here, everyone's equal—no ranks, no games. It's not like the outside world, where peo

I stayed quiet after leaving the prison. Hayden didn't push me either; he could tell I wasn't in the mood.When the car stopped, he pulled me into one of those warm, Hayden-style hugs, his hand stroking my hair. "If something's eating at you, just say it. Keeping it in will mess you up.""How can someone's life be trashed so easily? Tanya... she deserves to die!" I mumbled into his shoulder, my voice shaking.She'd destroyed so many lives. For what? Money? Power? She even killed her own husband to climb the social ladder. And then she used girls who trusted her, selling them out for more cash.The girl Demi mentioned—the one who went to Tanya for help—was assaulted by someone Tanya set her up with. After that, she couldn't take it anymore and ended her own life. I couldn't even figure out how to tell Demi."She'll get what's coming to her. Karma always hits back," Hayden murmured against my ear.But what difference does it make? Lives don't come back.Like my parents. Even thoug

Lena pinched my arm hard—just enough to hurt. Classic Lena: subtle but effective.Okay, fine. Blurting out Aaron's feelings in front of everyone? Definitely not my smartest move. Some things are better left for private jokes, not public mic drops. Especially when family dynamics are involved—blood-related or not.Ron finally caught on and asked, "Wait, what did you just say?"Hayden cleared his throat. "She said you should hurry up and start the barbecue. Everyone's hungry.""Pretty sure that's not what she said. She said—" He hesitated, his usual sharpness suddenly absent. Was he playing dumb on purpose, or did he just realize poking the bear wasn't worth it?Before he could dig himself deeper, Aaron cut in. "Stay away from Lena."His voice was casual, but the warning? Crystal clear. Dude wasn't budging.He stayed calm, face totally unreadable, like he was some overprotective dad stepping in for his kid.For a second, I felt bad for stirring things up. But come on, anyone with