All Chapters of The Masked Stripper is my Wife. : Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

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FIVE YEARS LATER

Loretta Five years later “Mom! Mom! Help me!” Adrian’s voice echoed through the room, half scream, half laugh, as he sprinted toward me. His tiny legs moved so fast, it was almost impossible to catch him. Right behind him, Adriana dashed, her face a mix of frustration and determination. Adrian skidded to a stop and ducked behind my leg, peeking out at me with wide, mischievous eyes.“He ruined my painting, Mom!” Adriana yelled, waving her hands dramatically, her cheeks flushed with anger. She grabbed the shoe nearest to her, ready to give him a little smack. I quickly reached out, gently stopping her before she could hit her brother.I knelt down, gently pulling Adrian out from behind me. “Adrian,” I asked, trying to keep my voice calm, “why would you ruin her painting?”He looked up at me with that innocent, cheeky grin that somehow made it hard to stay mad. “Because she wouldn’t listen to me, Mom,” he said proudly. “I told her we should add brighter colors, more fun colors, and sh

Last Updated : 2025-12-10

YOU WILL SEE SOON

Asher There was a soft knock on my office door, and I called out, “Come in.” A moment later, Logan stepped inside, holding his tablet in his hands. His usual calm expression was there, but there was a hint of hesitation in his eyes.“Good afternoon, boss,” he said, approaching my desk carefully.I looked up at him, raising an eyebrow, and he continued, “There’s a woman outside, she’s been hoping to see you for some time now. The thing is, she doesn’t have an appointment scheduled. I wasn’t sure what you would like me to do.”I leaned back in my chair and shook my head slowly. “I don’t want to see her or anyone, for that matter who doesn’t have an appointment. Please make sure she understands that.”Logan nodded, understanding exactly what I meant, and quietly turned to leave the room. Once he was gone, I pushed back my chair and stood up. Walking over to the large window that stretched across the office wall, I gazed out at the city below. From this height, everything looked small an

Last Updated : 2025-12-12

BREATH STOPPING

Loretta I stood in front of the mirror, studying the simple dress I had chosen for tonight’s meeting with Mr. Hayes, the art collector who had called a few days ago. Nothing flashy, just neat, comfortable, and presentable. I picked up my jacket, feeling the slight chill in the air, and slipped it on over my shoulders.As I walked into the living room, Tonia and the kids were sprawled on the couch, absorbed in a cartoon. Tonia glanced up, her face lighting up as she stood and came toward me. “You look so good, girl,” she said warmly. The kids finally noticed me, their little faces curious. “Mom, are you going out?” they asked in unison.I shook my head with a grin. “Nope, I dressed up just so I could go upstairs and sleep,” I said, and we all laughed together, the sound filling the room. “That’s not fair! I thought we were spending the whole day together,” Adrian protested, pouting as he stared at me.“I will be back soon, baby,” I said gently. They didn’t respond, just turned back

Last Updated : 2025-12-12

PEACE

LorettaThe moment my eyes met Sarah’s, my heart almost stopped. For a second, I thought I was imagining things. What on earth was she doing here in Lincoln? Of all places. A cold realization settled in my chest, this was the end of the quiet, peaceful life I had worked so hard to build.She walked closer and took the seat across from me, her eyes never leaving my face. She stared like she was looking at a stranger, almost as if I were something unreal. That was when it hit me. I didn’t look like the Loretta she remembered at all. My hair was now completely blonde, a far cry from the dark strands I once had, and even my eyes were different. I had changed everything. Moving away, changing my name, altering my appearance, those were the first things I did when I decided to disappear and start over.Sarah kept studying me, her brows drawn together in confusion, as if she was trying to piece together a puzzle that didn’t quite fit. I could tell she recognized something familiar, yet could

Last Updated : 2025-12-13

MET HER IN LINCOLN

AsherToday was another high-profile business associate event, a fundraiser packed with people who wore smiles as easily as their designer suits. After I finished my speech, the room erupted in applause. I climbed off the stage, but all I wanted was to leave, go back to my office, and bury myself in work until everything else faded away. Still, appearances mattered. I had to stay long enough to greet a few key people before making my exit.The moment I stepped down from the stage, Mr. Charles, the host, a man in his early sixties walked up to me.“Hello, Asher. Thank you for honoring my invitation,” he said warmly.His wife joined us, greeting me as well. We exchanged a bit of polite small talk, the usual compliments and pleasantries, nothing that truly held my attention.I didn’t bother returning to my table afterward. Since the main event was over, it would be easier to slip out quietly. I headed toward the exit, stopping in the middle of the room to exchange a few words with other

Last Updated : 2025-12-13

NEVER STOP

AsherI left the venue at once, my mind already racing. As soon as I got into the car, I called Richard and asked him to meet me at my office. It was the weekend, so the building was quiet and empty, not a single worker in sight.I buried myself in paperwork, trying to focus, when a knock sounded on my door.“Come in,” I said without looking up.Richard walked in, calm and confident as always, and dropped into the chair across from me like he owned the place. He glanced around the empty office, then at me, a faint smile on his lips.“Not all of us are stuck in terrible marriages like yours,” he said casually. “Some of us have wives who actually want to spend the whole weekend with us.”I won’t lie, getting older makes me wish I had what Annie and Richard share. Their relationship is beautiful. They argue, yes, but they always resolve things. No drama, no endless resentment. It’s exactly what I once imagined having with Loretta. But look at us now. “I am not sorry at all,” I said, le

Last Updated : 2025-12-14

KIDNEY FAILURE

LorettaIt had already been a whole month since we moved to this new place, and honestly, things weren’t going well at all. The kids really hated it here, and they made no effort to hide their feelings. Every day when they came home from school, they were full of complaints. They said the other children in their classes weren’t friendly, that they felt out of place, and that they didn’t like the school at all. Their unhappiness made the whole house feel heavy and tense.Even we, the adults, were struggling to adjust. Finding a job turned out to be much harder than we expected. We had been searching for weeks, going from one place to another, submitting applications, attending interviews, and hoping for good news but nothing seemed to work. Days turned into weeks, and we still hadn’t managed to secure any kind of work. It was exhausting and disheartening. Living off the money we got from selling our previous house wasn’t exactly easy either. Every day felt like a constant reminder that

Last Updated : 2025-12-15

MRS JENNA

AsherI was sitting in the dining room, quietly having breakfast, when Grandma walked in. She had come to visit a few days ago, and seeing her always brought a strange comfort. She leaned down and kissed my cheek before sliding into the chair beside me.“You look like you haven’t been sleeping enough,” she said gently, her eyes full of concern. “I have told you before, as much as you work, you need to rest just as much. You can’t keep going like this.”I smiled softly at her, shaking my head. “I do rest, Grandma. Honestly, I should be giving you that advice. Just because you are strong doesn’t mean you shouldn’t take care of yourself. Stop stressing so much and start resting properly.”She scoffed lightly, a playful edge to her words. “I might get sick if I rest too much,” she said, pausing for a moment before continuing. “But you, you weren’t home last night. Your wife said you barely sleep at home.” Her tone was gentle, but I could feel the worry behind her words.Instead of answeri

Last Updated : 2025-12-15

WIFE'S MOTHER

Asher“What’s going on here?” I asked, my eyes flicking back and forth between Grandma and Miss Jenna. My voice carried more tension than I intended. Something about the way they were sitting, stiff and uneasy, told me this wasn’t going to be a simple explanation.Grandma cleared her throat, her fingers nervously fidgeting in her lap. She avoided my gaze for a moment before finally speaking. “She, she is your wife’s mother,” she said, her voice low, almost a whisper.My heart skipped a beat, Miss Jenna hadn’t been lying all along. But even knowing that, I still didn’t understand what was happening. Why was she here now? Why had Grandma never mentioned her before? A storm of questions whirled in my mind, making it hard to think clearly.Miss Jenna shifted in her seat, crossing her arms and giving a small, uncomfortable sigh. “I have been trying to reach my daughter,” she said, her voice calm but tense. “I had no idea she was married to you, that is, until I read about it on a gossip bl

Last Updated : 2025-12-17

WHERE ARE MY KIDS

LorettaI opened my mouth to speak, but nothing came out. No sound, no words, just silence. I stood there, frozen, staring at him.The father of my children and the man I hated more than anyone else in the world.His face brought back memories I had tried so hard to bury. His father had destroyed my family, ruined my life, and taken everything from me. Deep down, I believed he was also responsible for my father’s death after I had escaped that warehouse five years ago with nothing but fear and broken pieces of myself, and I had promised I would never stand in front of this man again.Yet here I was, right now, I forced myself to push my anger, my pain, and my fear to the back of my mind. My feelings were useless at this moment. My pride meant nothing, the only thing that mattered was my son. I needed Asher, whether I liked it or not. There was nothing more important than keeping my child alive.Asher broke the silence first. “Did you come here just to stare at me?” he asked coldly. “W

Last Updated : 2025-12-26

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