All Chapters of CEO'S RUNAWAY EX IS SEXY DOCTOR: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

(Isaac’s POV).“Where is she? Do you think she will come?” I asked Henry, beside me, waiting for her and Mateo to show up.“She will. She confirmed she would. Be patient, Isaac.”I was trying to be patient, even my gaze was around to check if she showed up. My heart was pounding, knowing that I would meet her. It was like I missed her already. Then my gaze stopped all of a sudden when I saw her enter the place.She was stunning. That dress… clung to her in all the right places, the dark red fabric emphasizing every elegant line of her body. Her hair cascaded over her shoulders, loose and soft. And there was Mateo, standing too close, his hand in hers, guiding her through the crowd with that self-assured look I despised.My jaw tightened, but I kept my cool. Tonight, I’d play it smart.As they approached, I stepped forward with a smirk and leaned in close to her ear to greet her, lowering my voice to a teasing whisper. "You look hot tonight, Lily," I murmured, letting my hand linger

(Isaac’s POV).The next day I was waiting for the news from my secretary. Yet I didn’t want to rush her because I knew she must work hard to find the news about Mateo’s daughter.So, while I was waiting for it, I kept staring at Lily’s pictures on my phone. I stared at her like she was in front of me. Talking to her intensely because I knew how she was.“You will be mine again, Lily. I don’t know how, but you will. Don’t doubt me because I won’t let other men touch you the way I do.”I felt so hard just thinking about her. It was like I needed to explode it, I needed to masturbate, but I wanted her to be in front of me immediately, watching me as I did it. But now, I could only imagine it all, I needed to hold myself and soon when she was already mine, I would do our dirty games everyday.Suddenly someone knocked on my door, waking from my reverie about Lily. My secretary stepped into my office, her expression a mix of excitement and caution, and I straightened up in my chair, anticip

(Isaac’s POV).Seeing Lily crying broke something in me. The pain etched on her face was so raw, so heartbreaking, that without thinking, I reached out and wrapped my arms around her. “Lily, Ayla’s going to be fine,” I murmured, trying to offer comfort, but she stiffened instantly, her hands coming up to push me back.“Don’t touch me,” she hissed, her voice a barely controlled tremble. She brushed off my arms, and the distance she placed between us felt like a wall of ice. The bitterness in her eyes cut through me like a blade, and I dropped my arms, stepping back.I let out a sigh, torn between frustration and sorrow. Her revelation—Ayla is her daughter—had taken me by surprise, and questions crowded my mind. But seeing her so broken, so distraught, I couldn’t bring myself to voice them. Not yet.I watched as her shoulders shook with silent sobs, her face streaked with tears. Each one felt like it was slicing into me. I hated this… hated seeing her in pain. And yet, despite her hat

(Lily’s POV).A knot twisted in my stomach as I watched Isaac prepare to leave for the lab. I’d consented to his help, and Ayla’s life could finally find a flicker of hope. But now, I was caught in the mess of my own making, a truth that weighed heavily on my heart. There was no question in my mind—Isaac’s and Ayla’s bone marrows would match. They were father and daughter, after all.There was no need to doubt about their match, yet here I was, clinging to a lie to protect them both. But what if, against all my fears, revealing the truth could save Ayla?My heart ached with the weight of every lie I’d told to protect Ayla from a world that felt all too hostile. But Ayla was getting worse, her strength slipping through my fingers like sand, and with each passing day, her small frame grew weaker.Isaac interrupted my thoughts. “I’m going to go and check our compatibility right away,” he said, looking at me with determination. “Every second counts, right?”I gave him a stiff nod, shovi

(Lily’s POV).“Don’t ever think to pay my kindness. I wish nothing but the best of you and Ayla. I’m genuinely want you two have best life, Lily.”I swallowed my saliva hearing his words which gave me affirmation I needed right now. He was look so genuine, just as he said.“Now, let’s get inside to meet your beautiful daughter.”I then stepped into Ayla’s treatment room, trying to brace myself for the familiar sight. She lay there, so small and delicate, her face almost ghostly against the stark white of the pillow. Her hand, with its tiny fingers, was connected to the IV drip, and her chest rose and fell with shallow, labored breaths. The sight was like a punch to my heart every time. I wanted to look away, to shield myself from the reality that my little girl was fighting something so much bigger than herself. But as her mother, I couldn’t look away. I had to be here, to be strong for her. She needed me, and I needed her. I prayed for her recovery every single day, but the uncert