All Chapters of His Endless Love : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Andrea barged into her father’s study, slamming the door shut behind her. Edwin Thompson looked up from his work, startled, as she thrust a stack of papers onto his desk. “What is the meaning of this, Father?” Andrea demanded, her voice cold and accusing. Edwin’s expression hardened. “Have you lost your manners? Is this how you greet your father now? Is it because you are now married to Colton that you think you can behave however you want?" His tone was sharp, his patience worn thin. Andrea glared at him. With trembling hands, she wiped away the tiny tear that escaped from her left eye. “How can I show you respect when you removed my name from the jewelry design competition?” Andrea's tone was low but rigid. "You registered Evelyn's name in my place and gave her my design." She just left Hudson's home to work earlier only to discover this at the office. Andrea knowing her father

"Do you really think Evelyn isn't Edwin’s daughter? How foolish of you," Lauren sneered. "Edwin and I were married for five years before he met your mother. We were poor and had nothing, so he had to make the most difficult decision of his life. He married your mother—a lonely widow desperately seeking a man to protect her. It was the only way he could provide for us. Edwin had to accept the marriage proposal because it was the only path to securing our future." Lauren’s lips curled with contempt. "Those were the worst moments of my life. You have no idea how much I hated your mother for it. I was relieved when she finally died, leaving me to reclaim my husband." Andrea couldn't believe what she was hearing. All this time, she had been the outsider. Now it all made sense—why Edwin never took her side. And now, she was starting to question everything, even the truth behind her mother’s death. "In that case," Andrea said, her

“You should. What about something to eat? I have some leftover chicken and rice.” Mira asked. “I’m not hungry. This coffee—” Andrea raised her cup— “is all I need right now.” “I’ll go and fix your bath then.” “No need. I already bathed in the rain anyway,” Andrea smirked. But despite her attempt at humor, Mira could still see the weight of her pain on her pale face. “I’m sorry about this, Andrea, but seriously, we have to do something about it.” “We will. But definitely not with an empty pocket. You know I was surviving off the little money Edwin gave me from my shares. That’s one of the reasons I started working at the bar—and now, that’s gone too.” “I’m sorry. I always knew you didn’t fit in with that family. They treated you differently, and you never saw it as a problem. Now, look at this.” Andrea had thought the same but had turned a blind eye, believing her father’s behavior was simply to accommodate Evelyn and her mother. Little did she know she was the outsider all alon

Andrea felt butterflies in her stomach as she picked up the call—it was Colton. How did he get her number?A small smile escaped her lips without her noticing, but Mira noticed."Hi," she said as soon as she picked up."You didn’t come back last night," Colton’s deep voice sounded through her ears. Andrea blinked and tightened her lips."I… I was supposed to come back?" she asked after a moment."We have to make this look real. My grandpa has been asking about you since last night. As my wife, he expected you to be with me."Andrea swallowed the lump forming in her throat. How could she do this? She couldn’t possibly live with his family, could she?"I… I don’t know. It will cause trouble for you."Colton smirked. Why would she even think that?"See you tonight.""I can't make it tonight. I have work to do," she said quickly. But before Colton could reply, she added, "I'll see you tomorrow." Then she ended the call before he could protest."You’re blushing," Mira pointed out."Is that

The room’s energy shifted again when the door creaked open, and Rosa Green—Grayson’s younger sister and Colton’s childhood friend—walked in. She carried a quiet grace with her. Chin held high, her steps light yet confident. She was dressed in soft gray slacks and a cream blouse. Rosa was universally considered beautiful, her pale skin perfectly complementing her hourglass figure. Her thin, red-painted lips gave her the allure of a classic woman. Yet, beneath all that elegance, Rosa seemed fragile, gentle, and soft—so much so that anyone who encountered her felt a natural urge to protect her. That included her fans… and her childhood sweetheart, Colton. It was this tender nature that made Colton protect her fiercely during their high school days. Everyone thought they were dating—even Rosa believed it—until Colton fell in love with his first girlfriend, Amanda. Rosa was devastated. She had acted like a wounded lunatic back then, heartbroken and betrayed. Unfortunately, Amanda died fr