Dark Revenge Of An Unwanted Wife: The Twins Are Not Yours!

Chapter 125: Christmas Play III

The play, which depicted the birth of Jesus—the very essence of Christmas—was nothing short of amazing.

Through every scene, Athena kept smiling from ear to ear, her heart full of love and pride for her children and for the other children too, who managed to make this age-old drama a wonder to behold, taking to the stage without a single flaw. The teachers had truly done their work well!

Athena watched her daughter cradle a baby Jesus, and couldn’t help the laughter that broke from her lips at the motherly grace her little girl seemed to embody perfectly. Beside her, Gianna laughed even more freely, capturing the moments with her camera as snapshots of joy.

If Athena had risked a glance at Ewan, she would have seen the joy in his eyes, the smile on his lips stretching despite the turmoil churning within him.

Right now, he had never felt so proud of anything as he did at this moment for his children; his accomplishments with the company didn’t even come close.

Was this how much happiness he had missed over the last five years? Pain shot through his heart. How could Athena let him miss out on this? How could she decide to enjoy this all alone? Didn’t she think he might want to be a part of it?

Yet as he wrestled with these thoughts, another part of him chastised him for the role he had played in keeping himself distant from their lives.

He finally risked a glance at Athena again; she was clapping wildly, for the drama had come to an end.

The happiness on her face, the twinkling in her eyes, made him uncomfortable. He quickly turned away, trying to fend off the allure of her beauty that drove him crazy, especially the sound of her laughter.

clenched fists. "Till next week," he thought, as the kids hurried from the stage toward their mother—eliciting laughter from the parents who found the

the podium. "Now, before the founder of our school gets up to the podium to give a speech before closure, we shall be offering gifts,

did they?" Gianna asked Athena as she watched Nathaniel and Kathleen collect most of the

shrugged. "It isn’t their

that statement. However, he

their lives, he had to admit that Athena had done a commendable job with them, despite turning

give a closing announcement. Everyone, let’s welcome

stood up from his seat and started

in the school, but a

of disbelief. Her children, however, had a different reaction—they knew!

looked away and focused on Ewan as he began

gather not only to celebrate the achievements of our children but to recognize the spirit of Christmas. This season

we are reminded that they are our future. Let us instill in them the values of kindness and compassion, teaching them that the greatest gifts are those we share with others—whether it be

less fortunate and be the light in their lives. Together, we can create a ripple effect of goodwill that lasts beyond the holiday season. Let’s

the surface. What a pretender.

hope you enjoyed the Christmas event, ma’am?" He asked, opening the car doors for

Jake, thank you," Athena replied, forcing a