All Chapters of His Wrong Wife, His Right Obsession : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

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Stolen Vacations

Julian’s POV I didn’t give a fuck about the meeting in Chicago or the holes in our corporate security that Marcus kept warning me about. The second I saw her dealing cards in that shithole poker den, something in me snapped. She wasn’t Serena. She couldn’t be. But she felt like the piece I’d been missing for weeks. I had to have her.So I flew her to Cabo.The private jet touched down under a blazing sky, and within an hour we were at the stone villa perched on the cliffs. Ocean stretched out to forever below us, waves crashing violently against the rocks . I didn’t care who saw us leave Seattle or what stories Serena would spin back home. I just wanted this woman—Lauren, she finally told me her name—away from everything.“You really just kidnapped me for a vacation?” Lauren asked as we stepped inside the villa the first night. She dropped her small bag on the marble floor and looked around, her arms crossed under her chest. The black top she wore had grease smudges on it. This was r

The Price of Treachery

Silas’s POVI heard the door.I'd been awake for two hours already, lying on the couch with one arm thrown over my eyes and the blanket pulled to my waist, watching the numbers on the microwave clock change in my peripheral vision.2:47.2:48.2:49.At 3:04, the front door opened.I didn't move.Lauren was quiet about it—I'd give her that. The door barely clicked. Her shoes came off in the entryway, one soft thud, then the other. She was trying not to wake me, and under different circumstances I might have appreciated the consideration.But then the scent hit me.Cedar wood. Expensive tobacco. The kind of cologne that costs more per bottle than most people's rent, layered into fabric the way it only gets when someone has been close—really close—for a long time.I knew that scent better than I knew my own reflection.I had cleaned Julian Cross's blood from knife and gun shot wounds. I had stood at his right hand through a decade of decisions that would have broken lesser men. I knew th

The Ambush at the Docks

Lauren's POVThe shipping yards smelled like rust, salt, and wood that had been left out in the rain for years. The kind of smell that stuck to your clothes and stayed there no matter how many times you washed them.I pulled my jacket tighter around myself and told myself the shaking in my hands was because of the cold.It wasn't.Silas's text had come three hours into my shift at the casino.'Pier 4. After midnight. Don't tell anyone.'The message was short, direct and exactly like him.He'd told me he had a lead on what was left of Vivian Moreau's network. The offshore companies. The hidden accounts. The people who had been quietly taking money from Julian's empire for months without anyone noticing.After everything that had happened—Cabo, the backseat of Julian's SUV, the lies I'd told, the secrets I'd buried—I needed to do something useful. Something that wasn't just surviving one disaster after another.I needed to feel like I was helping. So I came.The fog was thick enough to

The Red Asphalt

Lauren’s POV“Silas!”I dropped beside him immediately. “Silas, stay with me.”His body didn’t respond at first. His breathing was uneven and shallow. His hand shifted when I grabbed him, like he was trying to find something solid to hold on to.“Lauren…” he said.“I’m here,” I answered quickly. “Don’t talk. Just stay awake.”His fingers finally found mine, but there was no strength in them.“You okay?” he asked.A laugh broke out of me, sharp and disbelieving. “You just got shot and that’s your first question?”His eyes stayed on me, like that was the only thing still making sense to him.“Did it work?” he asked.My brows pulled together. “What are you talking about?”“Did you get away?”“Yes,” I said immediately. “I’m here. I’m fine. You don’t need to worry about that.”A faint exhale left him. “Good.”“Stop saying things like that,” I said, leaning closer. “You’re not done yet.”His breathing shifted again, slower and heavier now. “Silas,” I said, squeezing his hand harder. “Don’t

The Double Verdict

Lauren’s POV“Miss Vance?”I shot to my feet so fast the plastic chair scraped loudly against the hospital floor. The doctor had finally come out, after six hours. Six fucking hours.My legs nearly gave out as I stumbled toward him. “Is he alive?” I blurted.The doctor removed his glasses and rubbed his eyes. “Mr. Silas is alive,” he said.The breath I’d been holding escaped in a violent rush.Then he continued. “But barely.”My relief died instantly.“The trauma to his thoracic cavity was severe. Three gunshot wounds. Significant blood loss. One bullet narrowly missed his heart.”I stared at him. Oh my god. Silas was impossible. Silas didn't lose. Silas didn't get hurt. Silas certainly didn't end up dying in a hospital because of me.“He's stable?” I asked desperately.The doctor hesitated, that hesitation told me everything. “He's currently in a medically induced coma.”My heart dropped to my stomach. “A coma?”“We needed to reduce swelling and give his body the best chance of survi

The Private Safe

Lauren’s POVBreaking back into Julian’s penthouse was shockingly easy. Too easy. I still knew every blind spot, every camera loop, every guard rotation down to the minute they bitched about overtime. He was probably out hunting the last scraps of the Rossi gang—the ones who’d put Silas in that coma and left the whole damn fortress wide open like an invitation.“This is insane,” I muttered under my breath, sliding through the entrance. My heart was trying to punch through my ribs, but my hands stayed steady. Street smarts don’t vanish just because you’re pregnant and running on fear. “For the baby, Lauren. Do it for the baby. Serena’s not getting another shot at us. Vivian neither.”I moved fast through the dark halls. There were no lights, I didn’t need them. My boots were quiet on the floors I used to walk like I belonged here. The study door was unlocked. Of course it was. He never expected anyone stupid enough to break in while he was gone.I went straight for the painting behind

The Monster Unmasked

Lauren’s POV I stood in Julian’s study with the binder open on the desk, my fingers frozen on the edge of Jake’s photograph. The pool of blood. The dark alley. The clean slice across his throat. The typed order underneath it with Julian’s initials at the bottom. And right below that, the termination log for Serena. Timestamped the same night she disappeared. His men. His order. The staged blood. My stomach rolled hard and I could feel the nausea coming. I pressed my palm flat against it without thinking, like I could shield the tiny secret growing there from the truth sitting in front of me. Four weeks. That was all it took for everything to become infinitely more fucked up.I had broken back in here looking for leverage on Serena. Something to make her back the hell off so my baby would have a chance at seeing daylight. Instead I found this.“He ordered this,” I whispered to the empty room. My voice sounded small and cracked. “Julian had Jake killed. He had my sister taken. He kne

Absolute Devotion

Julian’s POV I felt her lean into my hand like she was choosing the fire instead of running from it. Her warm cheek was pressed against my palm, and something inside my chest cracked open wider than it ever had before. She was shaking, but she wasn’t pulling away. Not anymore.Her eyes stayed locked on mine. She still looked scared and furious. But under it all was that same stubborn fire that had fucked me up from the first night she walked into my penthouse wearing Serena’s face.“You knew about the baby,” she said, her voice was low and rough. “Before I even opened my mouth.”“Tech team pulled the hospital logs the second you stepped inside the building.” I kept my hand on her jaw, my thumb brushing the corner of her mouth. “I know everything that touches you, Lauren. Every test. Every result. Especially this one.”She swallowed hard. Her fingers tightened over her stomach. “It’s yours.”“I know it is.” I didn’t smile. There was nothing soft about the way I felt right now. “And I

Clearing the Board

Julian’s POV The second Lauren leaned into my touch instead of flinching, something inside my chest clicked into place, like a missing puzzle piece that finally fit. She knew everything now. Every lie I’d told from the first night she stepped into my penthouse wearing her sister’s ring. She knew I’d watched my men drag Serena out that window and stage the blood on the floor. She knew I’d let her parents force her into this marriage just so I could destroy their entire world from the inside. She knew I’d ordered Jake’s death because he threatened what already belonged to me. And she still hadn’t pulled away. Her hand stayed over her stomach like she was guarding the one thing I hadn’t planned for.I wasn’t letting anyone touch that. Not ever again.I brushed my thumb across her cheek once more, then stepped back. My voice came out low. “Stay here. Lock the door behind me. Nobody gets in but me.”She nodded, her eyes steady on mine. That was the difference between her and every other

The White Room

Lauren’s POVThe hospital room felt too bright the second I stepped inside. The afternoon light came in soft through the blinds, but it didn’t warm anything. Silas sat propped up in the bed, bandages wrapped tight around his chest. His skin looked washed out under the lights, and his hair had grown a little longer while he was unconscious. The machines kept beeping steadily, making the silence even more deadly.Julian stood close beside me, his hand heavy on my shoulder. I felt the weight of it. The way his fingers pressed in, like he was holding me in place. Or maybe holding himself together too.The doctor flipped through the chart and spoke carefully. “The lack of oxygen during the cardiac arrest caused damage. Mr. Silas has retrograde amnesia. Right now he doesn’t remember the attack, or anything that happened before it.”My stomach dropped. I already knew what was coming, but hearing it out loud made it real.“He also doesn’t remember either of you.”The words landed somewhere de

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