All Chapters of My Steprother's Secret Obsession: Chapter 261 - Chapter 270

"Am I supposed to be happy hearing that?" I stared at him in disbelief. "Do you think that makes any of this okay?" My voice rose with every word."I swallowed my pride so many times for you. I humbled myself again and again just to talk to you, just to get you to listen. Yes, I regretted leaving you. I regretted everything. And if you remember correctly, I even followed and chased you all the way to the Capital but what did you do? You couldn't even spare me five minutes of your time.You wouldn't listen. You shut me out completely. Now you're standing here acting furious because I hid this pregnancy from you? Now you're acting like the victim here? How could you!" I hurled at him, filled with so much bitterness and resentment.For the first time since the argument began, Theo had no response. I watched the realization hit him. Shock, guilt, regret and pain. They all washed over his face one after another. The fight drained from him so suddenly that it almost startled

"Ouch! Shit!" I cried out in pain, instinctively pulling my hand back after burning myself on the scorching hot cooking pot.The sharp sting shot straight through my fingers, making me clutch my injured hand tightly against my chest as frustration immediately bubbled inside me.I had been folding clothes in the bedroom earlier and had completely forgotten about the food I was cooking. My mind had been so occupied with finishing the household chores that I had lost track of time. It wasn't until the unmistakable smell of something burning drifted through the house that panic suddenly hit me."Oh no..." I dropped the clothes I was holding and ran as fast as I could toward the kitchen.The moment I stepped inside, my heart sank. Smoke was lightly filling the room, escaping through the open windows, and the pot sitting on the stove was already badly scorched.I hurriedly turned off the burner and stared helplessly at what was left of my lunch. The food

Today was my scheduled check-up with my OB-GYN, and for some reason, Theo insisted on coming with me.To be honest, I had tried several times to convince him not to."You probably have work to do. You don't have to come. I'll be fine on my own." I had told him that morning while getting ready. But, as usual, he refused to listen. He simply told me that whatever he had planned for the day could wait and that nothing was more important than making sure both the baby and I were okay. In the end, I gave up arguing.It was my first prenatal check-up with him by my side, even though he had already been living in my house for more than two weeks. And honestly, there was something I still couldn't understand. Why was he still here in Thailand?Theo wasn't just an ordinary man. He was the CEO of a large company, someone with endless responsibilities and countless people depending on him. I knew how busy he was. Back then, even making time for a simple

"Why did you tell the doctor I wasn't your husband earlier?" His voice broke the silence inside the car, low and clearly laced with annoyance.We had just arrived home, and the engine had already been turned off. The car sat quietly in front of the house I was renting, but neither of us made any move to get out.I had noticed his unusual silence the entire drive back from the clinic. Normally, he would ask if I was comfortable, if I was hungry, or if I wanted to stop somewhere before heading home. But today, he had done none of those things.He had simply driven. Quiet and tense. His eyes fixed on the road. I had deliberately ignored it, even though I could tell something was bothering him. But now that he had finally spoken, I immediately understood why.He was still upset about what I had said to Dr. Angie. I slowly turned to look at him."Why? It's the truth, isn't it? You're not my husband, we're not even married. " I answered calmly, though I

For weeks, I had convinced myself that he would eventually get tired. That he would leave and that his determination would fade. But standing there beneath the cold night sky, looking into his eyes, I finally realized something.Theo wasn't staying because it was easy. He was staying because losing us had become the greatest regret of his life. And no matter how hard I tried to push him away, he was willing to risk everything he had just to make sure he never lost us again."Do you honestly think I could stay calm back home thinking I could focus on work knowing you're this close to giving birth? The baby could come at any moment. What if something happened? What if you needed me? What if our child was born and I wasn't there?" He took a slow step toward me, his expression softening, though I could still see the hurt lingering in his eyes."I need to be here when our baby is born. I'm not going anywhere. And that's final." he stated angrily with complete convict