Semua Bab Claimed by the ruthless Mafia Lord: Bab 111 - Bab 120

Kelly’s POVI stood in front of the mirror, adjusting my dress for the third time. The baby bump had made choosing outfits a mission, but I wasn’t in the mood for anything too tight or uncomfortable today. I need more maternity gowns, I had my routine check-up at the hospital, and as much as I hated hospitals, I knew it was necessary, at least for the baby.Alex was sitting on the edge of the bed, flipping through his phone, looking every bit as relaxed as I was anxious, we just had breakfast, maybe that's why my stomach is bigger, or not, this baby is growing super fast. I looked at myself and smiled, I was becoming a mother!."You know, you're supposed to come with me, right?" I said, turning to him.He barely glanced up. "Come with you where?"I rolled my eyes. "To the hospital. It’s supposed to be me and my partner,that’s you, in case you forgot it helps us bond with the baby on a parent-baby level and makes us more excited and involved in this together.Alex exhaled dramatically.

Kelly’s POVDid he just walk out on me again and think a kiss will suffice? This is not the Alex I knew, I'm supposed to understand but I don't want to keep blaming the pregnancy but I'm stressed!.I'm tired of actually sitting home all day, going to the hospital it's fucking the same routine and now Alex my soul source old comfort is battling his own demons, I want to help but he keeps shutting me out. God!!!! I needed a break. A long one. Preferably one that involved me on a beach, sipping something cold, and watching the waves roll in.But since that wasn’t happening, I figured retail therapy would do.I grabbed my purse and left the house, ignoring the way Alex was still brooding over his mother’s sudden reappearance in his life. I wanted to be there for him, I really did, but there was only so much moody silence I could take before I started losing my mind.The driver, a well-built man named Chris, was already waiting beside the car when I stepped outside. He opened the door, bu

Alex’s POVI had braced myself for this. I had told myself that seeing her again, after all these years wouldn’t affect me.And yet, the second I walked into that room, I felt like I was back in my father’s hospital room, watching the man I had once admired wither away, that day I blamed my mother for leaving us.Except this time, it wasn’t my father lying in that bed. It was her.And she looked… weak.That disappointed me more than it should have.As a child I had spent my entire life seeing my mother as an immovable force. A woman too cold, too cruel to be anything less than powerful. Apart from my father's dirty business I wanted to be successful so that when she comes for me again I'll be too successful and want nothing with her But now, she was just… frail.Small.Like time and illness had finally humbled her in ways that nothing else ever could.I had expected to feel anger.Hatred.But instead, there was just disgust, not at her, but at myself for caring.She looked up at me wi

Kelly’s POVI was in the middle of folding my clothes when my phone rang. Seeing Alex’s name on the screen, I wiped my hands on my dress and answered.“Hey, you,” I greeted, smiling. But something in the way he exhaled made my smile fade.“I’m not a match.”I frowned. “What?”“For the transplant,” he clarified. His voice was tight, like he was forcing the words out. “I got tested, and I’m not a match.”I sat down on the edge of the bed, processing this. I knew how much he had struggled with the decision to even take the test. He’d spent the entire night tossing and turning, questioning whether he even wanted to help his mother. Now, after all that emotional turmoil, the decision had been taken away from him.“Oh, Alex…”“I feel… bad,” he admitted. “I don’t even know why. It’s not like I owe her anything, but hearing the doctor say it out loud—it just hit different.”I chewed my lip. “Come home,” I said gently.“I can’t.”I sighed. “Why?”“She had a seizure,” he said after a pause. “Th

Alex’s POVI was in my office when my phone buzzed with a call from Nora. I immediately answered, bracing myself for whatever news she had.“Alex,” she started, her voice carrying a hint of excitement. “Mom’s stable. The doctors said she’s doing much better.”I exhaled, tension easing from my shoulders. “That’s great news, Nora.”“She even asked about you,” Nora added, and that caught me off guard.“She did?”“Yeah,” she chuckled. “She wants to see you, Alex. Maybe it’s time.”I hesitated. After everything, I wasn’t sure how I felt about visiting her. But before I could overthink it, Kelly, who had been going through some random books on my shelf, looked up at me curiously.“What’s going on?” she asked.“Nora just called,” I said, rubbing the back of my neck. “Mom’s feeling better.”Kelly’s face lit up. “That’s amazing! Can we go see her?”I blinked. “You really want to?”“Of course,” she said, placing a hand on her belly. “She’s still your mother, Alex. And maybe… she’d like to meet