All Chapters of Love Trap: The Billionaire's Regret: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

The next day brought a change in the household dynamics. Karl's mother was the only one who hadn't returned home after the engagement party. Karl asked her to stay longer and keep me company. We conversed like old friends in the garden. The ease between us belied the tension of recent events."I'm glad you decided to spend some time with us, Auntie. I've missed you so much.” Her smile was warm and her touch gentle. The gray in her hair was the only sign of her age. Her demeanor was youthful and vibrant.“I've missed you too, honey. And I don't understand why you're so grateful to me, but I really appreciate it.” She seemed genuinely touched by my words.There was a moment of silence until her next words caught me off guard. "Thank you very much for helping my son recover from his mental illness. It’s all credit to you," she said, attributing Karl's healing to me. Her gratitude was palpable, but I knew the truth was more complicated.She looked at me expectantly, promptin

I was released from the hospital the next day, with the doctor emphasizing how important it was that I follow her advice and get psychiatric counseling. Her words felt like a gentle nudge toward potential healing and equilibrium, but they also reminded me of the long, arduous road ahead.I boarded a taxi and headed to my parents. I was once more surrounded by the cozy, comforting atmosphere of my family's house. However, there was an unavoidable undertone of bittersweetness that mingled with the memories and feeling of security. I felt a sharp twinge of dissonance and an uncomfortable sense of being disconnected from my own identity as I looked down at the clothes I was wearing, which Karl had obviously selected with great care. It was as though I had been shoved into the ill-fitting skin of someone entirely unfamiliar.Still, I clung to the determined hope that by immersing myself in the simple routines and familiarities of daily life, I might somehow be able to find my way

"Wake up, sleepyhead. It's already 3 o'clock in the afternoon," a warm, familiar voice gently roused me from my slumber.I blinked my eyes open to find Rosie sitting on the edge of the bed with her hand tenderly stroking my hair."Rosie!" I exclaimed groggily, still trying to shake off the lingering fog of sleep.She gave me a sad little smile. "My beautiful girl, I'm so sorry I wasn't there by your side during your whole ordeal earlier," Rosie said as she reached out to delicately wipe away a stray hair from my face.I shook my head, trying to brush it off. "It's okay, Rosie, really. There was nothing you could have done anyway since I didn't tell you anything about it. S0, don't be sorry.""Lavinia..." Rosie's eyes shone with concern and just the faintest hint of hurt. "Why didn't you tell me what was going on? I thought we were best friends. Didn't we promise each other not to keep secrets?"A tightness formed in my chest as the painful memories and swirl of emotions threatened to

A new day dawned, marking the start of a new and daunting chapter - the beginning of my treatment. My bed beckoned me to stay tucked away in its safety, but I knew I had to get out from under its protective embrace. Now was the moment to confront my worries. I dressed slowly, pulling on a pair of simple black pants and a crisp white cotton shirt, which I topped off with a matching lightweight coat. The familiar routine of getting ready helped ground me as I mentally prepared myself for what was to come. “Deep breaths,” I told myself. “You can do this.”Breakfast was filled with lighthearted conversation and the reassuring presence of my loved ones around the table. I felt a surge of gratitude for their unwavering love and support, knowing they were the unshakable pillars holding me up when I felt like crumbling."I can come with you to the appointment if you'd like?" Rosie offered once we were done eating, her eyes shining with genuine care and concern for me.I shook my

Two days drifted by in an uneventful calm. The residual entanglements of fear and worry still had me in their grasp. I was unable to muster the courage to venture beyond the familiar confines of our home. The panic attacks and overwhelming sense of dread clung to me like persistent, unyielding companions in my daily struggle to find footing in this new, uncertain chapter of her life.I sat nestled in the living room with my family, drawing comfort from their reassuring presence surrounding me as had become routine. The soft murmurs of conversation and the warmth of being together provided a welcome respite from the turmoil raging within my mind. Yet, there was one noticeable absence that tugged at my attention."Mom?" I spoke up with a furrowed brow etched with both curiosity and concern. "Where's Suga? I haven't seen him around today."My mother merely smiled warmly and mysteriously, reaching out to give my hand a comforting pat instead of providing the explanation I was exp