Chapter 111
Secret Billionaire’s Contract Bride: Marrying My Enemy’s Lover
Chapter 110 I stood under the shower head allowing the water to wash over me like a waterfall. It had
been over a week since I had come back home and this was the first time I had managed to shower.
This was the first time I had rolled out of bed and moved. more than ten steps. The blood had finally
stopped and all the pregnancy remains had passed through me and I was said to be back to normal
now. So why did I feel anything but normal? I had this large hole in the middle of my chest and nothing I
did could fill it. Not like I had tried any external stimulants to help numb the pain. Out of fear, my
husband had hidden any and all alcohol. He had also safe-proofed the house. I knew he worried for me
and to be honest, I worried for me too. I was so far trapped in my mind that at times I forgot about
reality. I had been seeing my baby in my dreams. I would see his little face and his eyes that mirrored
his fatherâs. I would hear his sweet angelic laugh and the soft touch of his little palms. And every time I
woke up I was thrust back into the reality that was my life. There was no baby and I was no longer
pregnant. My sweet child only existed in my dreams and that destroyed me more than I had let on to
my husband. The tears mixed in with the water from the shower. My silent sorrows turned into soft
whimpers. They moved around the marble bathroom. The only thing that I could feel was the pain that
had lodged itself deep in my chest. There had not been one single moment where it had let up. There
had not been a single moment when I had felt like it let up. I was just stuck in this pit of pain and sorrow
and it was never ending. 1 had never once in my life felt like I was living in hell until now. I was being
tormented by demons that were likely of my own making. I didnât even know what it was that I had
done. I couldnât remember. Had it been me who had slipped and caused myself to have a miscarriage?
Had someone pushed me? And if it had been someone to push me then why would they do that to me?
What could 1 have possibly done to them? The more I tried to remember the more my head would
pound. My back hit the tiled wall and I slid down it. The sobs became louder and the pain released in
my It was only seconds later that Damon came in with a look of panic on his face. cries. âAdie?â He
came to the glass window of the shower and took one look at me. He opened the door and came to sit
by my side, clothes and all. He placed me on his lap and cradled me to his chest. The sobs continued.
My entire body was wracked as I let out all the pain that my body was storing I donât know how long we
stayed under the spray of the water. But after my fires had quieted and my heart had been emptied for
the time being Damon lifted us up. He carried me all the way to the closet where he placed me on my
stool and patted me dry. He then got to work putting my skincare on and making sure that I was fully
moisturized. 1just sat there, my eyes bone dry and red. I watched him as he got me dressed layer by
layer. And when he was finished he placed me by the vanity and brushed my wet hair. I just watched
him through the mirror the entire time. I watched the way his eyes followed the brush as he moved it
through my wet locks. He was so concentrated and it was adorable how much care he was putting into
this. âIâm sorry.â the words slipped from my lips. He lifted his gaze to meet mine. âWhat are you sorry
for?â âMe breaking down like that and breaking down like a complete and utter psycho.â âYou are not a
psycho, Adelaide. You just lost your son and had brain surgery. Youâre allowed to break down and
mourn for as long as you need to. I will be right here every single step of the way.â âAnd thatâs the
issue. You shouldnât have to deal with this. The amount of times I have woken you up in your sleep
from my screams. The constant crying and tears. Iâm so sorry, Damon. You deserve a better wife than
what Iâm offering you.â He stopped brushing my hair and turned the chair so I was facing him. He
crouched down to my level and cupped my check. The tender look in his eyes only increased my guilt.
âDonât apologize for grieving, my love.â His voice was so soft, like he was talking to a child âA tragic and
horrific thing happened to you and if you were quiet and holding it together I would be worried. This
breaking only means that you are shedding away the old and giving way to the new. Youâre in
metamorphosis.â He put it so beautifully. But how could such a beautiful process be so agonizing? The
silence that passed between us was loud and thick. I had so many words that I wanted to say. More
apologies that stood at the tip of my tongue but I held them back. âI miss him.â The words escaped me
before I could fully register what I wanted to say. âI miss him and ⦠and he should be alive in my
arms.â The tears pricked my eyes but he made no attempt to hold me or console me with sweet words.
He allowed me to speak, he allowed the words I had held back for days now. âIâm angry at myself. Iâm
his mother. I should have protected him. I should have made sure that he was safe.â We had wanted to
keep the sex of the baby a surprise until the birth but I had always felt in my heart that he was a boy. It
was mothers intuition âI canât even remember what happened that night. And I donât even know if it was
my fault or not. Had I been careless? Had 1-â âDonât you dare blame yourself for this Adelaide? What
happened was an accident. It was not your fault, you hear me? Youâre not the one to blame.â âThen
who is? One minute I had our baby inside of me and then the next he was ripped away. Someone is at
fault and if itâs not me then who?!â The tight feeling returned to my chest and that pain that I had
expelled refilled rather quickly. âI canât⦠I canât be here anymore, Damon.â I gasped feeling like all the
air was being taken from my lungs. âThis place, LA, itâs suffocating me and L.â âThen we leave,â he said
like it was so simple. âYour production company has given you three weeks off. We can go anywhere
you want so you can breathe different air. Just name the place and I will have us packed up within the
hour.â I stared into his eyes but I didnât see an ounce of hesitance. âYouâre serious?â âIf what you need
is freedom then I will give it to you. Just say where you want to go and we can leave.â The world was a
big place and I had endless options. But there was only one place that was calling my name and one
place 1 knew that I could find comfort in. âI want to go home.â I placed my hand on top of his on my
cheek. âLetâs go back to Vegas.â âDone.â It was ironic that the same place I had run from was the same
place running back to. I guess it was true what they said about the grass being greener. If only I had
learned to water the grass in Nevada maybe, just maybe none of this would have happened to me