All Chapters of The CEO'S Delicate Wife : Chapter 101 - Chapter 103

It was past five days already, Morgan hadn't left Olivia ward even for a second, his gaze was fixed on her figure as he watched her day and night trying to recuperate.Cherry was brought and taken back by Nicholas, who buys everything that's needed for Morgan. At some point the doctor begged him to leave, to get some rest, that he'll be informed once there was any improvement. He paid no heed to their words and remained there.He already lost his father, his child, but not her. The doctor had already done their part, they were now waiting for her to wake up, which seems to be taking longer than Morgan had expected.On the fourth night of her being in coma, Morgan went to kneel beside her bed, he grabbed her hands, staring into her face, at that point he knew he had fallen for her. Contract or not, he wasn't going to let her go, not even after bringing out a side of him that he's been hiding in a shell all these years.“Do you really not want to wake up? you enjoy scaring me don't you?

THE BILLIONAIRE'S DEEPEST DESIRE 1Amelia's heart hammered against her chest, each beat thumping loud, as if it was going to jump out of her chest. Her footsteps slowed as she approached Liam's room, a sudden, inexplicable feeling of horror cursing through her body. The closer she got, the more the chaotic mess of clothes on the floor caught her eye, feminine clothes, lingeries, heels, purse, thrown carelessly, all of them leading her to one door— Liam's room.Her breath hitched, as she stopped in her tracks, her mind racing wildly. No. This can't be happening.Liam had been working late for days, as there was much work in the company, and he drowned himself in his business. He shouldn't be home yet, he was supposed to be in the office right now, she thought. She had planned this evening so carefully, wanting it to be perfect for him, for them, after all it was both their anniversary and his birthday. She had wanted to surprise him with a special night, to show him how much she cared,