The CEO's Amazing Ex-Wife Is Back! by H. Dally

Chapter 205

Chapter 205

Kris's accusation hung in the air for several seconds as they stared at each other. His eyes were hard, demanding an answer.

"Is that what you think of me? That I would lie about...about our child dying?" Thalassa finally broke the silence, her voice barely above a whisper. Her throat tightened with emotion as she struggled to hold back her tears.

Kris finally pulled away from her, frustration radiating from his every movement. He threw his hands up in the air, pacing angrily.

"What the hell else am I supposed to think, Thalassa? You told me our child died in your womb after my mother's attack. But he's sitting in that living room, flesh and blood, looking at me like I'm some goddamn stranger. So, yeah! I don't know what the fuck else to think!"

Thalassa stood frozen, each word hitting her like a punch. Her chest felt heavy, like it was hard to breathe. After a long moment, she took a deep, shaky breath and spoke, her voice trembling.

was pregnant

gaze snapping back to hers,

your mother had me attacked, I thought I'd lost

until months later, after I moved to New York. My belly started swelling, and then I found out I was still carrying a baby. The tests in Baltimore hadn't been able to detect that there was another fetus after the one I

the last words, and she swallowed hard, the weight of the memory crushing her. "We would've had twins, Kris. But I lost one of them because of your mother. Tell me, do you still think I'm cruel for

his hands as the sobs wracked his body. Thalassa watched him, her

the only sound in the washroom was Kris's

his head, red-eyed and drained.

me about everything? About Alex?" He asked softly, his voice

Kris said, answering his own question, his voice thick with bitterness. "That night...when we were together again, when we made

walk into Alex's room and find him. You endured letting me touch you and kiss just so I wouldn't see our son. And the next day, when I heard him cry...I asked you who it was. And