All Chapters of Wheels of Fate (MM): Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Pakin’s P.O.VI blinked at Sean, my mind scrambling to process what he just said.He knew? This whole time?A mix of shock and embarrassment flooded through me, and I could feel my ears burning.“You knew I had feelings for May.” It wasn't a question this time, but my voice came out more incredulous than I intended.“Still can't believe it?” Sean smirked, leaning back slightly, arms crossed in that effortless, cocky way of his. “Of course I knew.”I swallowed, my hands gripping the hospital sheets tight enough to rip them. “Since when?” The question came out shaky.He tilted his head, as if considering for a moment, then shrugged. “That night at the bar. When we ran into each other and…” His lips curved into something between a smirk and a knowing smile. “Ended up in the washroom.”My gut churned at the memory

Pakin’s P.O.VI tucked my phone away. “They’re sending someone to pick me up.”Sean’s lips curled into a knowing smile. “Figures,” he said with a chuckle. “No wonder the hospital bills were all taken care of before I could even ask about them. It was crazy, I thought we were being scammed into one of those pyramid schemes or something.”I swallowed, forcing down the unease that crept up my spine. Of course, he’d noticed. Sean wasn’t the type to let details slip past him. But I only managed a shrug and a grin, hoping it would be enough to keep him from digging further.“Yeah,” I said. “It surprised me, too. I thought they’d hound me for getting hospitalized.”He didn’t press the issue, instead setting down a small paper bag onto the bedside table. “Your meds,” he said, tapping the bag lightly before pulling out a folded piece of paper. “The doctors went over the schedule with me. You need to take these after meals, and this one—” he tapped a separate pill bottle, “before bed.”I glance

Pakin’s P.O.V The second I stepped out of the car and into the foyer, the guards and maids rushed toward me, concern etched across their faces. I didn’t have to ask them to know why they were so concerned.Miriam stepped forward with a stern expression, arms crossed over her chest.“Your Highness, you don’t need to deal with this right now,” she said firmly. “You need to rest.”I barely acknowledged her words, my eyes locked onto the familiar black car parked in the driveway. The sight of it alone made the irritation curling in my gut burst forth from a slow-burning flame to a loud roar.“No, I need to deal with this first,” I muttered, rolling my stiff shoulders. “If I don’t, she’ll just start throwing a tantrum again.”Miriam exhaled sharply, clearly unimpressed. “Khun Nooh…May is no longer a child. She doesn’t need constant care, and neither do you.”Her words hit a nerve, but I swallowed down the sudden lump in my throat. “I know that,” I said, though the words sound unconvincing

Pakin’s P.O.VThe next morning, as I slowly blinked awake, the warmth of the sunlight filtering through my curtains was the first thing I noticed. The second was the constant vibration of my phone on the nightstand.Groggy but curious, I reached for it, rubbing the sleep from my eyes as I unlocked the screen.A smile spread across my face almost instantly.Several messages from Sean lit up my phone, his name standing out against the screen.Sean: Good morning, sleepyhead.Sean: How are you feeling today?Sean: Did you sleep well?Sean: Text me when you wake up.I chuckled softly, my chest warming at the thought of him waking up and immediately thinking of me. I quickly typed back a response. Or was he at the pit already? Practicing to keep himself as sharp as ever.Me: Good

Pakin’s P.O.VThat night, after dinner, my brother and I sat outside in the garden, the cool night air crisp against our skin. A small fireplace crackled between us, casting flickering shadows across the grass. The scent of burning wood and the earthy aroma of the garden, creating a strangely comforting atmosphere.I took a sip of my beer, letting the slight bitterness settle on my tongue. It had been a long day—one filled with unexpected revelations and moments I never thought I’d experience with my brother.But here and now, we weren’t crown prince and second heir. We were just two brothers, talking beneath the stars.None of us had checked our phones once during the whole time, and it felt like a relief knowing that he was taking time off his busy schedule to just…be my brother.Now, he leaned back in his chair, his gaze fixed on the fire. "So," he started, swirling his beer bottle in his hand, "wh