All Chapters of I MARRIED MY EX'S RIVAL : Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Clark sat alone in his office. The room was quiet, but his mind was very noisy.He had just received a message from one of his workers.“Sir, Mr. David took Mrs. Judy to one of the best hospitals in the country yesterday. It is one of the top hospitals in the USA.”Clark read the message again and again. His jaw tightened. His fingers pressed hard against the phone.“The best hospital…” he muttered.His chest felt hot with anger.“So now he is acting like a perfect husband?” he said to himself.He stood up and started walking around the office. His steps were fast and heavy.“That baby…” he whispered. “That baby should have been mine.”He stopped in front of the window. The city looked calm outside, but inside him, there was a storm.He remembered the days when Judy used to smile at him. The days when she trusted him with all her heart.He clenched his fists.“I was the one she loved first,” he said. “I was the one who held her hands, who promised her a future.”His eyes became dark.

The next morning, the company building was already full of movement.Employees walked quickly through the hallways. Phones were ringing. Computers were starting up. It looked like a normal working day, but inside the top floor office, the mood was very serious.David stood in front of the wide glass window in his office. His hands were in his pockets. His face was calm, but his eyes were sharp and focused.Behind him, Deputy Cole sat on the sofa. He was holding a file and reading through it carefully.“The plan is ready,” Cole said. “All we need is your signal.”David turned slowly. “Good.”He walked back to his desk and picked up a document.“This will be the fake project,” he said. “A new international investment. Large enough to attract attention.”Cole nodded. “And expensive enough to tempt your uncle.”David’s eyes grew cold. “If he is really behind this, he won’t resist.”Cole closed the file.“We’ll place officers in the financial department,” he said. “Plain clothes. No one wi

The next morning, the air inside the company building felt heavy.Even though the offices looked the same, something had changed. People were quieter. The staff moved around with serious faces. No one laughed loudly like before.The announcement of the new project had spread across every department.Everyone was talking about it.“A new international project?” one staff whispered to another.“Yes. I heard it is very big,” the other replied.“Sir David must be planning something huge.”But while most people were excited, one man was not.He sat quietly at his desk, staring at his computer screen. His name was Mr. Roland, a senior executive in the finance department. He had worked in the company for many years. People trusted him. Some even called him “Uncle Roland” because of his age.But today, his face looked pale.His fingers tapped nervously on the desk.Why would David suddenly announce such a big project? he thought. Something feels wrong.He swallowed hard.For the past few days

Clark sat alone in his black car, parked across the street from David Jones’ company building. The tall glass walls reflected the afternoon sun, shining bright and powerful. Clark’s eyes were fixed on the building, dark with anger. He had been thinking about this moment for days, and now he had a plan forming in his mind.“So this is where he rules,” Clark whispered to himself. “This is where he thinks he is king.”His fingers tightened around the steering wheel. Memories of Judy flashed in his mind—the soft look in her eyes, the way she used to smile at him, the sound of her voice when she said his name. All those moments felt stolen from him now, and he could not let it go.“And now… she’s carrying his child,” Clark muttered. His chest felt tight. “That baby should have been mine. That life should have been mine.”Anger bubbled inside him like fire. Instead of thinking about what he had done wrong—leaving Judy all those years ago—he blamed David. He blamed the man who took her away

The night was quiet at the mansion.The sky was dark, and the moon hid behind heavy clouds.A cold wind moved through the trees, making the leaves rustle softly.Inside the mansion, the lights were warm and calm.Judy sat on the sofa with a soft blanket around her shoulders.David was beside her, reading something on his tablet, but his eyes were not really on the screen.His mind was still on the dream he had the night before.The shadows.The fear.The feeling that danger was coming.Judy looked at him and noticed his tense face.“David,” she said softly, “you are not reading. You are just staring at the screen.”David blinked and gave a small smile.“Am I that obvious?” he asked.Judy nodded. “Yes. You look worried again.”David put the tablet down and took her hand.“I just want everything to be safe,” he said. “For you. For the baby.”Judy squeezed his hand.“We are safe here. The guards are everywhere. You have done everything you can.”David nodded, but the uneasy feeling in hi