All Chapters of Billionaire's Divine Match : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

The hospital room, once filled with despair, now buzzed with cautious optimism. Three weeks had passed since Jasper’s second surgery, and with each flicker of his eyelids, each twitch of his fingers, hope rekindled in the hearts of those who waited for him to return. The swelling in his brain stem had reduced significantly, and the doctors were now speaking of recovery, of a slow but certain return to consciousness. It was good news—great news. With Evans’ help, Luna was given the freedom to visit her husband. Evans reported Sophia's antics to the doctor in charge and a visitation schedule was drawn. Extra care was taken to ensure that Sophia's and Luna's visits never overlapped. The schedule was enforced and strict measures were threatened if any of the women went contrary. Luna had spent her visitation days reading books to her husband. Whether he heard her or not was unknown. It didn't discourage her. She relished every moment spent with him. She prayed fervently for him to rec

Dr. Myers, a middle-aged neurologist with kind but perceptive eyes, entered the room with a clipboard in his hand. He had been briefed on Jasper's loss of memory. He had combed through the observation and reaction reports noted down by the doctor who had been present during Jasper's awakening. Now, it was time to assess just how much damage had been done to his memory. “Jasper” Dr. Myers began, his tone professional yet gentle. “It's a fine day. How are you feeling? You look healthier. It's safe to say that everything is in order.” He stated. Jasper hummed in agreement. However, he watched the doctor curiously. Dr. Myers chuckled at Jasper's attempt. “I need to ask you some questions to determine how far back your memory loss extends. Do you feel up to it?” Jasper let out a slow breath. “I don’t think I have much of a choice,” he muttered, rubbing his temples. Dr. Myers nodded. “Let’s start with something simple. Can you tell me your full name?” “Jasper Mason.” “Good. And

The view from Jasper’s hospital window had become a monotonous part of his days. He watched the world move on outside, while he remained trapped in a life he no longer recognized. Two months had passed since the accident, yet his memories remained an empty void stretching across recent years of his life. Today, Evans was visiting. Jasper looked up as his friend entered, his sharp business attire slightly rumpled. It was evident that Evans had also been weathering rough days. He had dark circles under his eyes, a sign of stress Jasper could recognize even if he didn’t remember the cause. “Hey,” Jasper greeted, adjusting himself in bed. “Hey,” Evans replied, forcing a smile. He pulled up a chair and exhaled heavily. “How are you feeling today?” Jasper shrugged. “Physically? Fine. Mentally? To be determined.” He chuckled dryly.Evans smiled at Jasper's attempt at a joke. “Yeah. We need to talk.” Jasper studied him. “Business?” Evans nodded. “The investors are restless. Some

Evans’ hands caught her arms, steadying her before she could stumble. He frowned at her tear-streaked face. “What’s wrong?” Luna shook her head, trying to pull away. “Nothing, I just—” “Luna.” His voice was firm. He wasn’t letting her go that easily. She squeezed her eyes shut. “I can’t do this anymore, Evans. He believes them. He thinks I’m some manipulative woman who forced her way into his life.” Evans’ expression darkened. “He said that?” Luna swallowed hard. “Not directly. But he didn’t deny it either.” Evans clenched his jaw. “I knew that Victoria was playing dirty, but I didn’t think he’d fall for it so easily.” Luna let out a bitter laugh. “I was fooling myself, wasn’t I? Thinking I could remind him? That love could overcome this?” Evans exhaled slowly. “I don’t know, Luna. But I do know that this isn’t over yet.” Luna wiped at her face, her hands trembling. “I just… I need to go home.” Evans watched her closely. There was something off about the way she sp

“Oh. Hey Lisa.” Owen announced, happiness evident in his voice.Luna studied the woman who stood before her. She was a pretty blonde, average height and smooth tanned skin. Luna noticed the engagement ring on her finger and the puzzle pieces fell into place. “Umm. Luna, meet my fiancée, Lisa Hills. Lisa, meet my long time friend, Luna Morgan.” Owen made the introductions.Lisa studied Luna closely before offering her hand for a handshake. Owen instinctively moved towards Lisa and threw his right hand over her shoulder. She melded into him. It was evident that they had strong feelings for each other. Lisa cleared her throat. “Nice to meet you Luna. Owen doesn't have many friends, so I really appreciate the few that he has.” Lisa sounded sincere. Luna was immediately drawn to her. She knew that Lisa was a good person, the type of person that she wanted in her circle. “Nice to meet you too. Congratulations on your engagement and future wedding. It's nice to see that someone cares abo