Semua Bab He Got My Best Friend Pregnant : Bab 1 - Bab 10

Betrayal doesn’t just sting—it burns, it consumes, it shatters everything you thought was real until you’re left with nothing but ruins. I sat in my car, gripping the steering wheel so tightly my knuckles turned white, my breaths coming in shallow gasps. My phone buzzed in my lap, and for a moment, I debated whether to answer.It was her.I hesitated before finally picking up, pressing the phone to my ear, my heart pounding."Hello?" My voice was barely above a whisper.Her laugh sent a chill down my spine. It wasn’t the laugh of my best friend, the girl who had once promised me loyalty. No—this laugh was victorious, mocking, dripping with cruelty."Oh, babe, I'm so happy you know now. It was so hard keeping it from you," she cooed, her voice light, as if she hadn’t just torn my world apart.I couldn't speak. My throat was too tight, my hands trembling."We are inseparable," she continued, her tone smug. "You can't separate us, not now, not ever."A sharp pain stabbed through my chest

The club was dark, pulsing with loud music, the air thick with alcohol and desperation. I didn’t care. I wanted to drown. Drown the pain, the betrayal, the humiliation. Drink after drink, I lost myself. My body swayed, my vision blurred, but I felt nothing. Numbness. That was all I wanted. And then I saw him. He was sitting at the bar, watching me. Dark eyes filled with something dangerous. His presence was intoxicating—more than the liquor burning in my veins. He was sin wrapped in perfection. Before I knew it, we were tangled in sheets, lost in the night. His hands explored, his lips claimed, and for the first time in days, I forgot. I forgot them. I forgot everything. Until morning came. The headache was unbearable. My stomach twisted, and as soon as I opened my eyes, I bolted to the bathroom, throwing up everything inside me. "Oh my God, what did I do to myself?" I whispered, gripping the sink. I turned, and there he was. Lying in bed, watching me with a knowing smirk. Go

The day we got married legally was surreal—a collision of duty and desire, as Lucas and I exchanged vows "for richer, for poorer" in a ceremony that felt both timeless and painfully real. I recited my vows with trembling lips, watching Lucas beam with a happiness that bordered on disbelief. I couldn’t help but wonder what dreams he was nurturing in his eyes as he promised a future together, even if our union began as a contract.At our lavish reception, every detail was designed to dazzle. A guest of honor—a prince, no less—stepped forward and urged us to seal our promises with a kiss, a moment that was both beautiful and bitter. I couldn’t shake the thought that I was pledging myself to the wrong person, yet the spectacle forced a smile on my face. The celebration was a whirlwind of glittering lights, heartfelt toasts, and the murmur of influential voices from every corner of the globe.As the evening drew to a close, we slipped away from the prying eyes of the media and the relentle

The night was eerily quiet. Too quiet.I lay in bed, staring at the ceiling of our massive penthouse, my billionaire husband sleeping peacefully beside me. The weight of the world sat on my chest. Something wasn’t right.At first, it had been easy to dismiss my ex’s desperate attempts to reach me—blocked numbers, anonymous DMs, even handwritten letters slipped into my car. But then, the strange things started happening.The same black SUV parked across the street for days. The unsettling messages warning me about Lucas. And then the letter to my father’s company."You stole my future. Now I’ll take everything from you."I didn’t want to believe it, but when private photos of me and Lucas from our honeymoon leaked online—intimate, personal—I knew my ex had crossed a line.When I showed Lucas the leaked pictures, his reaction was swift. Cold. Calculated. Deadly."You should have told me sooner," he muttered, dialing a number. His voice was dangerously calm.The next few days were a whir

The moment we stepped into the secure underground bunker, I felt the weight of everything pressing down on me, suffocating. The cold, sterile walls seemed to close in with each step I took, as if they were a physical manifestation of the secrets Lucas had been keeping from me. The lights flickered overhead, casting eerie shadows across the stark white floors. It was a place designed for survival, not comfort. I was barely aware of the guards around me, their sharp eyes constantly scanning for threats. My mind was elsewhere—on Lucas, on the message I had received, and on the growing sense that everything I thought I knew about my life was about to unravel. Lucas hadn’t been there when I entered. The moment I stepped inside, he was gone, leaving me to follow the guards through a maze of corridors. Every turn felt like a step deeper into a world I wasn’t prepared for, one I wasn’t sure I wanted to understand. I was escorted into a small, windowless room, and one of the guards shut the