hong hanh - Page 115
My fiancée wouldn’t allow my daughter to be part of our wedding. When I asked why, she finally told me the truth—and it was far worse than I ever expected. After the ceremony, she leaned in and whispered, “I don’t want to live with her. I was hoping you’d just be a holiday dad.” She had no idea what decision I made the moment those words left her mouth.
I should have known something was wrong the moment Madison flinched at the sight of my daughter, Ava, practicing her flower girl steps in our living room. But...
My husband looked at our newborn and said, “We need a DNA test—now.” The room went completely quiet. With a smirk, he added, “He’s way too handsome to be mine.” But when the results came back, the doctor’s expression hardened. He glanced at me, then at my husband, and said firmly, “We need to call security. Immediately.”
The moment my husband, Michael, stared at our newborn son and said, “We need a DNA test right now,” the delivery room froze. Nurses stopped moving. My mother-in-law...
“Don’t make this weird—it was just a kiss for content,” she said, talking to me like I was a fan instead of her boyfriend. I didn’t argue. I quietly packed my things and moved out before her livestream even ended. By the time I finished loading the car, the chat had already started turning on her.
“Don’t make this weird—it was just a kiss for content,” Olivia told me, like I was a fan who’d wandered behind the rope and started asking questions. Not...
“Mom… please… I think I’m going into labor.” I clutched the sofa, shaking. She glanced at her watch and replied flatly, “Sorry—today’s your sister’s party. Call an Uber.” My sister laughed and said, “I’m the center of attention today. Don’t spoil it.” After they left, I collapsed. A few days later, they showed up at the hospital—and screamed in horror.
“Mom… please… I’m about to give birth.” I clutched the edge of the sofa, sweat soaking through my dress, a sharp pain tearing through my lower back. My...
A billionaire secretly poses as a poor janitor in his brand-new hospital to test how his staff treat the powerless—only to uncover a truth that leaves him completely shaken.
A billionaire disguises himself as a poor cleaner in his newly built hospital to test his staff and the ending leaves him shocked. When the doors of St....
Her husband demanded she end her pregnancy so he could be with his lover. Instead, she left, gave birth in secret, and raised two beautiful twin girls on her own. Ten years later, she returned—not for forgiveness, but to buy his company and throw him out of it.
Her Husband Forced Her To Have An Abortion So He Could Be Free With His Lover. But She Left And Secretly Gave Birth To Two Lovely Twin Girls....
At 2 a.m., my phone rang. It was my mom’s voice: “Honey, open the door—it’s freezing out here.” My blood ran cold. My mother had died three years ago. I crept to the door and looked through the peephole—she was standing there. Then she said something only I could possibly know…
My mom called me at 2 a.m.: “Sweetie, open the door—it’s cold out here.” I sat straight up in bed so fast my neck cracked. My phone was...
They shoved him out of the lobby like he was nothing. “Get out, old man—this is a private building!” the security guard snapped, while the wealthy residents looked on with smug approval. I tried to make myself walk away… until I noticed what he’d dropped on the marble floor—a necklace. I picked it up, and my heart nearly stopped. My name was engraved on the pendant. “That’s impossible…” I whispered, my breath catching. Because in that moment, I knew the truth—this was the father I had been searching for for twenty years.
They shoved him out of the lobby like he was trash. “Get out, old man—this is a private building!” the security guard barked, one hand gripping the man’s...
I found my little sister curled up in the bathroom, clutching her stomach and crying, “Sis… I messed up.” I took her hand and asked, “Who did this to you?” She shook her head, her face drained of color. “I can’t tell you…” I pressed harder. “You have to.” She collapsed into sobs and whispered, “It’s… your husband.” My vision blurred. I walked into the living room, looked at the man I married, and knew in that moment that our family was about to be torn apart.
I found my little sister in my bathroom with the door half-locked and the light off, as if darkness could hide what she was feeling. “Lily?” I whispered,...
As I was carrying my child up the front steps, an elderly woman suddenly seized my wrist. “Don’t go in there—call your father,” she whispered, her voice urgent and trembling. My father had been dead for eight years. I shook my head and tried to move past her… but something made me stop. I pulled out my phone and dialed his old number—the one that should no longer exist. It rang once. Twice. Then someone answered. And when “my father” spoke a single sentence, I stood there completely frozen.
As I carried my child up the front steps, an old woman suddenly grabbed my wrist. Her fingers were thin but surprisingly strong, like someone who’d spent a...