All Chapters of Hiding The Twins From My Billionaire Ex Husband: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

CHAPTER Forty OneEthan’s POVI wasn’t even sure why I said they shouldn’t check, maybe I wasn’t… but the moment Sophia walked out of the office with Alex and Lexa, something inside me felt completely wrong.I stood there watching them disappear through the doorway, and for the first time in a very long time, I felt powerless.Alex had been crying, Lexa had looked at me as though she never wanted to trust me again and Sophia…Sophia had looked at me like I was the enemy, the image refused to leave my mind.The room remained silent for several seconds after they left, nobody seemed willing to speak first.The teachers looked uncomfortable, the headmaster looked embarrassed, even Lena looked unsure of what to say.I slowly turned around. The anger that had been building inside me since Sophia walked out was becoming harder to control. Kr because of what she had said because she had been right.I should have agreed to check the footage immediately, should never have hesitated, I sho

CHAPTER Forty ThreeSophia’s POVThe moment we got home, I did not allow the twins to disappear into their rooms like they usually did, I needed to talk to them, not later but now.Everything that had happened at the school was still fresh in my mind, and the more I thought about it, the more upset I became.I sat on the couch and looked at Alex and Lexa.They stood quietly in front of me, neither of them spoke, both of them looked exhausted.I knew they had been through a lot today, but that did not change the fact that something needed to be said, I took a deep breath before speaking. “I don’t want either of you going near them again.”The twins looked up immediately.Mh voice was calm, but firm. “I am serious.”I looked from Alex to Lexa. “I do not want you going near Willy and I do not want you going near Ethan.”The room became quiet, Alex lowered his head immediately, Lexa remained silent.I continued before either of them could argue. “You both saw what happened today.”The m

CHAPTER FORTY Five Sophia’s POVI had barely managed to focus on work that morning.The files on my desk remained open, but I had been reading the same page for almost ten minutes without understanding a single word. Every time I tried to concentrate, my thoughts returned to the school.I kept seeing Lexa’s face, I kept hearing Alex trying to defend his sister.Then I remembered Ethan standing there, the memory refused to leave me alone.A soft knock came on my office door.“Come in,” I answered without looking up.The door opened, and Breed walked inside.He looked at me for a moment before speaking.“Mr. Ethan would like to see you.”I slowly raised my head.For a few seconds, I simply looked at him. “I don’t think there is anything we need to discuss.”Breed sighed quietly. “I understand how you feel, Sophia.”“No,” I replied calmly. “I don’t think anyone understands how I feel.”He remained silen“I have work to do.”“He said it is important.”I gave a small, tired smile that never

CHAPTER Forty SevenSophia’s POVI had just finished arranging the dinner plates on the dining table when my phone began to ring.The sound echoed through the quiet house, making me stop what I was doing.Alex and Lexa were sitting in the living room, watching television, although neither of them seemed interested in what was playing.I picked up my phone from the kitchen counter and looked at the screen.The moment I saw the name, I became still, Ethan.I stared at it for several seconds, part of me wanted to reject the call immediately, another part of me wondered why he was calling instead of sending Breed.The phone continued ringing. Finally, I answered.“Hello.”There was silence for a brief moment before his familiar voice came through.“Sophia.” His voice sounded calmer than usual. “I hope I’m not disturbing you.”I leaned against the kitchen counter.“What do you want?”There was another pause. “I would like to invite you to dinner.”I frowned. “Dinner?”“Yes.”He spoke carefu

Chapter Forty NineSophia's POVThe dining room gradually became more comfortable than it had been when we first arrived.The awkward silence that filled the beginning of the evening slowly disappeared, replaced by simple conversations that felt natural instead of forced.Alex did most of the talking.He spoke about school, about his teachers, about how he and Lexa had become Student Representatives, and even about the football match his class planned to play the following week.Ethan listened to every single word with complete attention.He never interrupted.Whenever Alex spoke, Ethan looked at him as though every sentence mattered.It was not the kind of attention someone pretended to give.It was the attention of a father trying to make up for years he could never get back.Several times, I caught myself watching Ethan instead of listening to Alex.His expression softened every time Alex smiled.It was almost as if he wanted to remember every little expression on his son’s face.L