My Comatose Wife Woke Up Pregnant Chapter 10

My Comatose Wife Woke Up Pregnant Chapter 10 The Life She Lost

Tepped back, putting distance between us.

My reply was calm.

“I already told you, Vivian. The moment you married Mason, whatever existed between us ended..

“There is no reason for you to look for me, and I have no desire to see you.”

She froze. Several seconds passed before her words came spilling out.

“I ended the pregnancy. Mason was convicted too–he’s going to prison for thirty years!

“I’m already trying to divorce him.

“I know I was wrong, Julian. I believed Mason’s lies, blamed you, and let you waste three years caring for me.

“I understand what I did now. Please give me one more chance.

“If you forgive me, I’ll do anything you ask.”

She reached for my hand. I moved away before she could touch me.

Then I saw Harper and drew her to my side.

“This is my fiancée. We’ll be married soon.”

Vivian went completely still.

Her face drained white.

“What did you say? Your fiancée?”

Harper glanced at me, then nodded firmly at Vivian.

“That’s right. Julian and I are getting married in three days.

“Our families are well matched. More importantly, I would never scheme against him or hurt him for another man.

“And I will always give him the trust he deserves.”

Harper looked back at me and winked.

She was clearly asking whether she had delivered her lines well.

I almost laughed.

Vivian stood as if lightning had struck her.

Slowly, she turned to face me.

“You’re lying to me, aren’t you, Julian?

were best friends in high school. We dated for years, and you spent three more years caring for me with all your heart.

“How could you suddenly marry someone else?

“I know I was wrong. I’ll never let Mason come between us again. Come back to Riverton with me. We can have the life we had before.

“Even if you became bedridden and I had to care for you for three years, I would do it. Please!”

I looked at her for a long moment.

There was no emotion left in my voice.

“Everyone has to answer for the choices they make, Vivian.

“We belong to the past. Accept that and move on.

“Goodbye.”

I took Harper’s hand and walked around Vivian.

She collapsed onto the pavement, sobbing and screaming my name. I never looked back.

Three days later, Harper and I held our wedding.

Viyian tried to attend but was stopped at the entrance.

Onstage, I carefully slid the wedding ring onto Harper’s finger.

“Here’s to the rest of our lives.”

Her smile was soft.

“To the rest of our lives.”

After the ceremony, we flew to Azure Key for our honeymoon.

We didn’t return for two weeks.

When we came home, Grandpa told me Vivian had tried to see me many more times before finally returning to Riverton.

I heard nothing about her for another year.

By then, Harper and I had a beautiful baby.

Yes, our marriage of convenience had become real.

We were deeply in love and found excuses to spend every moment together.

As for Vivian,

I heard she was involved in a terrible car accident in Riverton. This time, the coma was real.

Bu now,

there was no one left at her bedside.