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The Billionaire's Divorced Wife Is Back In Town

The Billionaire's Divorced Wife Is Back In Town

Lonely empress

Last update: 1970-01-01

Chapter 1

  • Aside from the first time that I met Declan, this was the happiest day of my life—of our lives.
  • Unable to help myself, my hands reached into my bag one more time and held onto the envelope that contained my test results.
  • From today, Declan and I were going to know what it meant to be parents.
  • My brows arc slightly as I walked into the house, there was a second car parked outside. A car that I knew all too well.
  • Just as I stepped in, my father-in-law's familiar voice echoed through the house.
  • "I have told you so many times to dump that bitch you married and be with Stella!"
  • Regardless of how many times I had heard him make statements like that, I still couldn't help but feel a pang of hurt.
  • Being married for three years with no kids meant that my in-laws had gotten to their breaking point. Neither of them liked me from the start and I was not surprised that they would use this as an opportunity.
  • "Father, stop, I have told you many times that Daisy is going to remain my wife. Regardless of what you say."
  • I was closer to the study now.
  • Mr Ellington scoffed at Declan's reply.
  • "If you were married to Stella, getting an invite to the the Helios Club would not be so hard!"
  • Helios Club?
  • Wasn't that?….
  • "Oh, you are here?" Mr Ellington said as he stood in front of me, his eyes filled with chilling light.
  • "Of course you would only be home by this time, is this when you should get in?"
  • I had gotten a little carried away doing window shopping for babies after leaving the hospital that I hadn't even realized that it had gotten late.
  • I gulped. From experience, replying him would only make things messier. It was better to just ignore him and let him leave.
  • "Even the most simple duty of a wife is something that you are unable to do…"
  • He leaned in, closing the gap between us and I stepped back until I could feel my back touch the wall.
  • "If you don't leave him, I will make you."
  • My heart is thumping against my chest and I have a good mind to call Stefan. If he could perhaps help Declan to get...
  • "Baby," Declan called out as he stepped out of the study. He glanced around and let out a sigh.
  • "Did you meet my dad on the way up?" He asked while wrapping his arms around me.
  • Somehow, as his arms wrap around me, every little bit of discomfort I had felt from his dad's words start to fade away and I allow myself to soak in his warmth.
  • "He was just leaving when I came," I lied. Like I always did.
  • "What did the doctors say?" Declan asked as he walked me down the stairs.
  • My brain is struggling between the excitement of the news I'm about to break and breathing.
  • Seeing how I was struggling to breathe, Declan's brows raised and he held my arms for support.
  • "Is everything fine?"
  • I nodded hurriedly and pulled out the test report.
  • "I'm pregnant."
  • There's a sharp, hard to miss change in the air and Declan's eyes go from worried to stony cold.
  • "What did you say, Daisy?"
  • Something is wrong.
  • I pulled out the test report and stretched it forward.
  • "I'm pregnant, Declan. We are going to be parents."
  • Declan grabbed the paper and I saw his eyes move over it quickly and then he glanced up at me, his blue eyes sharp and cold.
  • "What have you done, Daisy?" He asked while glaring at me.
  • What have I done?
  • "Declan…" I thought he would be happy about this.
  • We had waited three years for this. So how could he not be happy?
  • Did he not want kids?
  • The simple thought has me feeling chills all over me as I realized that I was the one that always brought up the topic of having kids.
  • A loud bang and the sound of shattering glass pulled me out of my thoughts and I lock eyes with Declan.
  • "Is that how badly you wanted a baby? Daisy?"
  • "You could even open your legs for another man just to get a child?"
  • "I can't believe that I judged you wrong all these years."
  • Declan took two steps forward and without thinking, I step backwards.
  • "I will ask you only once, who is the bastard?" His voice is clipped and icy.
  • But his eyes are the worst.
  • They are filled with burning rage that makes him look completely from the man I had always known. The man I was in love with.
  • "Declan…what are you talking about?"
  • Was there something I didn't know?
  • "This is not my child, Daisy and you better start speaking up about who owns the bastard in your stomach."
  • I hold the table behind me for support.
  • "Declan, how could you call our baby a bastard?" I can feel a tear drop on my cheeks but I don't care.
  • Declan scoffs. "Our baby?"
  • "Regardless of what my family said, I decided to believe you. I can't believe that I would let myself be this blind."
  • I pinched myself twice to be sure that this wasn't a dream.
  • It had to be right because this was certainly not how this was supposed to go.
  • This was supposed to be the second happiest night of our lives.
  • The night where we would finally start our own family.
  • Yet…
  • "Declan, I don't know what anyone has told you but I swear by the heavens that this child is yours."
  • His lips curled up into a sneer.
  • "I'm sterile, Daisy. How can your bastard be mine?"
  • Wait, what?