Chapter 40
Liam did not like what Celena said. He raised his eyebrows and
refuted, “So what? I’m more than happy to spoil my daughter. I would. gladly spoil her rotten.”
Jovie was a little unhappy when she heard what Celena said. She
pouted and made a funny face at Celena. Then, she said in a playful tone, “I’m a good girl. I’m not going to be spoiled. Dad is doting on me because he loves me. I love Dad too, Mom is bad. Hmph!”
Upon saying that, Jovie put the bunny aside with a grin and threw herself into Liam’s arms. She was beaming happily and nuzzling Liam’s chest from time to time, which looked extremely adorable.
Celena felt relieved when she saw Jovie smiling more and seemed to have forgotten about the trauma from the car crash. She then started to play with Jovie.
She pretended to look sad and covered her face. While peeking at Jovie through her fingers, she said, “Jovie said Mom is bad. I’m so heartbroken and sad.”
Celena even pretended to let out a couple of sobs. Then, while Jovie was distracted, she lunged forward and tickled her. Jovie then burst out laughing in Liam’s arms.
Celena and Jovie were laughing and playing with each other while Liam looked at them dotingly. The family of three was simply enveloped by happiness.
The others at the manor, even the tough men, smiled lovingly when they saw that. Who could resist a smile as adorable as Jovie’s?
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"My Invincible Husband Has Returned" by Urban is a gripping urban novel that delves into the depths of family, sacrifice, and the consequences of past decisions.
In the heart-wrenching opening scene, we find ourselves in a hospital room where a young girl, Jovie, fights for her life amidst a sea of medical equipment. Her mother, Celena Stone, clings desperately to her daughter's hand, her anguish palpable as she tries to comfort her gravely injured child. Despite the agony etched on Celena's face, she holds onto hope, reassuring Jovie that her father will return if she holds on.
Celena's plea for help sets the stage for the dramatic entrance of Liam Cole, a decorated military figure and the godson of the prestigious Cole family. Just as Liam is about to be officially handed the reins of the Cole dynasty, he receives a life-altering call revealing the existence of his daughter, Jovie, and her dire condition.
The sudden revelation shatters Liam's composed exterior, plunging him into a whirlwind of emotions ranging from disbelief to profound regret. As he rushes to his daughter's side, abandoning his prestigious ceremony, Liam's inner turmoil becomes palpable, revealing a man torn between duty and the overwhelming desire to right past wrongs.
With each passing moment, the urgency of the situation mounts, driving Liam to push the limits in his quest to reach Jovie before it's too late. His determination to make amends for his past negligence fuels his every action, propelling him toward a confrontation with his own failings and the chance for redemption.
As the narrative unfolds, "My Invincible Husband Has Returned" navigates the intricate dynamics of family bonds, forgiveness, and the resilience of the human spirit. With its blend of heart-stopping suspense and poignant introspection, this novel promises to captivate readers from start to finish, leaving them eagerly awaiting the next twist in this compelling tale of love and redemption...