My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 525:

She silently vowed to make Carrie feel the same pain.

A few days later, Daxton returned to his estate, discharging himself from the hospital earlier than advised. His home was abuzz with activity. Trusted associates, household staff, and a team of international medical specialists crowded the expansive living room, tending to his every need.

One of his subordinates approached him, concern etched on his face. “Mr. Garcia, why did you stay in that public hospital for so long? What if it delayed your recovery?”

Daxton waved him off, allowing the staff to help him settle onto a plush couch. His voice was calm, almost dismissive. “In Orkset, it’s better to keep a low profile. A minor injury like this didn’t require special treatment. Any competent hospital would suffice.”

The foreign medical team ran their final checks, confirming that his wound was healing well. After administering a nutrient drip, they left him to rest.

fear. “Sir, Ms. Campbell called earlier,

“I’ll track down Ms.

expression didn’t change. But then, a faint smile curved his lips—cold and unreadable. He held

voice was soft but firm. “No need. Leave it. Perhaps this is fate,” he murmured. “Her child… I see no reason why I

brushing her face as she held the pregnancy report close to her chest. Her heart brimmed with a quiet yet indescribable joy. On the ultrasound, the baby was nothing more than a tiny bud—a faint, almost imperceptible spark of life. But that spark would

her phone, she quickly dialed Kristopher. Her smile was wide as she pressed the phone

as always, though tinged with the sound of

caught up in her excitement. She glanced down at the report in her

He assumed the question was prompted by some family member’s curiosity and replied gently, “Either is fine. You’re doing well in your career right now. Don’t stress about things like this. Just let nature take

by nature, felt even more vulnerable now that she was pregnant. Her smile faltered. His words, so casually spoken, hit her like a sudden gust of wind.