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The Billionaire Regretted Losing His Invisible Wife novel Chapter 195

“The day after you were both admitted to the hospital,” she replied. “He came home briefly with some security men. They packed a few things, and he left instructions about maintaining the house.”

“Did he say anything else? Leave any messages?” I felt pathetic asking, but I needed to know.

“He asked me to make sure everything was ready for you and the babies, should you ever wish to return.” She hesitated. “Would you like to see?”

Curiosity won over pride. “Yes, please.”

Mrs. Chen led me upstairs. My old bedroom looked untouched-the bed made with fresh linens, my favorite lotion still on the nightstand, books arranged neatly on the shelf. It was as if time had stood still here while my entire world had changed.

“Through here,” Mrs. Chen gestured to a door that had previously been a guest room.

I stepped inside and froze. The room had been transformed into a perfect nursery. Two matching cribs with delicate blue canopies. A rocking chair by the window overlooking the garden. A changing table stocked with supplies. Everything a new mother could need, arranged with painstaking attention to detail.

“When did he do this?” I asked, my voice barely above a whisper.

“The work began the day after you announced your pregnancy,” Mrs. Chen replied.

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I moved through the room, touching the soft fabrics, examining the carefully chosen toys. On a bookshelf, I found a collection of children’s classics-the same ones my mother had read to me as a child. I pulled out “The Velveteen Rabbit” and opened it to find an inscription:

“For Alexander and Ethan. Love, Dad.”

A lump formed in my throat. Kyle had prepared all this, yet he couldn’t bring himself to stay for the children.

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