Trapped with My Billionaire Ex-Husband by Mariya Mercedes

Chapter 52
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What happened yesterday bothers me up until the next morning. I haven’t slept a wink since accidentally meeting Catherine in the hallway. I’m not sure why she’s here in the hospital, but I can’t risk her knowing about Blaze. If she finds out the truth about my son, it won’t take long before Sebastian knows about it.
He
may not be interested in having a child with me, but I don’t know what he’ll do once he finds out. I’m not taking that risk, even if it means that I’m taking away Blaze’s right to know who his father is.
Despite all my worries, I still have more pressing matters at hand. I have to leave and fulfill my commitment with Sebastian. Even though the doctors and nurses have been nothing but great towards us, I still need someone to keep an eye on Blaze all the time. That’s when I decided to get a private nurse for Blaze who will update me with every progress while I’m not here.
“Don’t worry about Blaze, Miss Banks. We’ve got the best doctors and facilities here. He’s in good hands, Sylvia said, the private nurse that I got for Blaze.
“Thank you, Sylvia. I’m not sure what time I will be back. But please, if there’s any problem, don’t hesitate to call me. I’ll answer it right away,” I told her.
“Yes, Miss Banks, she answered.
“You’re leaving, mom?” Blaze asked when he woke up from his
nap.
I glanced down at Blaze, his eyes reflecting a mix of curiosity and concern. Kneeling beside him, I gently ruffled his hair.
“Just for a little while, sweetheart,” I reassured him. “Sylvia will take good care of you. If you need anything, just let her know, okay?”

Blaze nodded, but a hint of sadness lingered in his eyes. “Okay, Mom. But promise, you’ll come back soon.”
“I promise,” I whispered, pressing a k*ss to his forehead. Turning to Sylvia, I reiterated, “Thank you for looking after him.”
Sylvia’s reassuring smile lingered in my thoughts as I left the hospital room. Once at the hotel, I took a moment to freshen up and gather my thoughts. The anticipation of the upcoming appointment with Sebastian added a layer of nerves.
Choosing an outfit for the night, I opted for a deep burgundy dress that gracefully flowed to the floor. The fabric, adorned with subtle floral patterns, seemed to catch the
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light, adding an understated elegance to the ensemble. The neckline, modest yet alluring, hinted at a balance between confidence and restraint.
Completing the look with the only set of jewelry I have, I adorned my wrists with slim bracelets that chimed softly as I moved. The heels I selected added a touch of sophistication, their muted hue blending seamlessly with the rich tones of the dress.
Standing before the mirror, I took a moment to appreciate the reflection staring back at me-a tapestry of anticipation and a subtle hint of vulnerability. The choice of attire, a conscious effort to strike a chord between poise and approachability, mirrored the complexities of the upcoming meeting with Sebastian.
As my gaze met the reflection in the mirror, a whirlwind of emotions swept through. me. The subtle glow of the hotel room’s lights highlighted the anticipation etched on my face. I found myself caught in a moment of introspection, questioning how the evening would unravel.
The air held a certain charge, thick with the unspoken dynamics that had woven their way into the fabric of our history. The echoes of past encounters with Sebastian reverberated in my mind, each memory a distinct chord playing in the symphony of our shared experiences.
I couldn’t shake the lingering uncertainties. I let out a loud sigh to calm myself down before leaving my room. I head out to the lobby. I found a black car waiting for me outside.
“Miss Banks?” he asked when I approached the man standing beside the car.
I smiled in confirmation. He’s probably the driver who’s going to drive me to his hotel. He then proceeded to open the backseat door for me.
The driver, settled in his sc at, conveyed Mr. Foster’s thoughtful gesture. “Mr. Foster asked me to prepare drinks and snacks for you, Miss Banks. Feel free to get anything you want,” he offered, his tone carrying a note of politeness.
“Thank you. But I’m fine,” I replied, the air between us briefly punctuated by the polite
exchange. Turning my gaze toward the passing cityscape through the window, I polite
welcomed the silence that enveloped the car.
The quiet drive to the hotel allowed a moment of solitude, a chance to gather my thoughts and emotions before the inevitable reunion with Sebastian. The city lights blurred into a mosaic as my mind danced with memories and anticipations, the rhythmic hum of the engine providing a comforting backdrop to what’s about to happen.
As the car neared the hotel, the anticipation in the air became palpable. The city’s luminous skyline mirrored the flickering thoughts in my mind, each building a silent
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