All Chapters of The Gold Maker Ex's Revenge: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

Aurora held Loyd’s small hand as they walked through the mall, her gaze scanning the shelves lined with school supplies. The smell of fresh paper and sharpened pencils filled the air, and the gentle hum of conversations and footsteps echoed around them.“Mommy, I want this one!” Loyd exclaimed, tugging on her arm as he pointed at a blue backpack with superhero designs. His eyes sparkled with excitement.Aurora chuckled. “That one’s nice, but let’s check if it’s sturdy enough, okay?” She lifted the backpack and examined the stitching. It looked durable. “Alright, we’ll get this one.”“Yes!” Loyd cheered, hugging the bag like it was his new best friend.She smiled, ruffling his hair. “Now, let’s get your notebooks and crayons.”They moved through the aisles, picking up everything he needed. Aurora made sure to check the quality of each item, remembering how some cheaper ones would break too easily. As they filled their cart, she felt a sense of warmth—this was what she had always w

Aurora sat in Lucian’s office, staring at the city lights through the glass walls. Her mind was a whirlwind of thoughts, all centered on the unexpected storm that had hit them.News of their engagement had spread like wildfire, and the consequences were immediate. Stares, whispers, speculation—it was inevitable when you were tied to a man like Lucian Davenport.But what troubled her the most was how her mother had found out.“Aurora.”Lucian’s deep voice pulled her from her thoughts. He stood near his desk, his sleeves rolled up, his sharp eyes scanning her face. He had been watching her since she arrived, waiting for her to say something.She took a deep breath, finally looking at him. “The news got out.”Lucian nodded. “I know. My secretary informed me this morning.” His voice was calm, controlled. “It was leaked. Probably from someone at the party.”Aurora exhaled slowly. “I should have expected this.”Lucian leaned against his desk, arms crossed. “It doesn’t change anything.”She

Aurora barely had a moment to breathe.Between wedding preparations and handling company affairs, her days had turned into a whirlwind. But for the first time, she didn’t feel pressured.This wedding was different.It wasn’t an obligation, a contract, or a forced responsibility. This time, it was hers. It was theirs.She had chosen this path with Lucian because she loved him, and every detail of the ceremony reflected that. From the floral arrangements to the venue selection, everything felt magical.But even as she juggled everything, there was still work to do. Today, she had an important media interview representing the company, ensuring investors and clients that the transition of leadership under her and Lucian remained stable.Aurora arrived at the studio dressed in a tailored beige suit, exuding confidence. She had done countless interviews before, so she thought she was prepared.She was wrong.The first half of the interview went smoothly. The questions were professional—abou

Aurora clutched the glass of wine in her trembling hands, staring blankly at the city lights beyond Rebecca’s penthouse window. The night sky stretched endlessly before her, but all she could feel was the suffocating weight pressing against her chest.Tears streamed down her face, hot and relentless. She wiped them away furiously, but they kept falling.“I should’ve known,” she whispered, voice hoarse.Rebecca, sitting across from her on the couch, crossed her arms, her expression hard. “You’re damn right you should’ve.”Aurora flinched at the sharpness in her friend’s tone. Rebecca never sugarcoated anything, but tonight, she wasn’t just blunt—she was angry.“Do you realize what this means, Aurora?” Rebecca continued, leaning forward. “That man—Don Ramon Blackwood—he ruined your life. He manipulated Lucian. He almost destroyed everything. And now he’s just… out?” She scoffed, shaking her head. “And Lucian didn’t even tell you?”Aurora swallowed the lump in her throat. “He said he w

Aurora’s heart pounded as she watched Red process her request. The AI’s animated face flickered for a few seconds before its voice chimed through her AirPods.“Scanning for data… Please wait, Master.”Her grip on the iPad tightened.She didn’t know what she was expecting. Maybe she wanted Red to tell her that this was all a mistake—that Don Ramon was still locked away where he belonged. That someone was playing a sick joke on her.But she knew better.The locket in the black box had been real. And Don Ramon wouldn’t send something like that unless he wanted her to know he was free.Minutes passed in tense silence. Aurora sat frozen at her desk, her mind racing.She had spent years trying to rebuild her life after everything he had done. She had buried the past. She had fought through her pain, through her anger, and finally, she had found peace.But now?Now, he was back.Red’s voice pulled her from her spiraling thoughts.“Search complete! Displaying results now.”Aurora’s screen fli