The 99th Game Was Mine All Along novel Chapter 71

Chapter 6 

Third Person’s POV 

Kayden quickly backpedaled, not wanting to upset her after childbirth. 

“Why would I waste time thinking about that troublemaker? I was just planning our son’s welcome gift,” he lied, even as thoughts of Gabriella pulled at him, making him consider jumping on the next flight to 

find her. 

Charlotte’s face softened at his words. 

“Remember what you promised? Five hundred grand for a girl, a million for a boy? Time to pay up, 

honey.” 

Kayden froze, that early pregnancy promise suddenly hitting him. Something twisted in his gut. He’d already dropped a fortune on her these past two years. 

She’d played it cute back then, saying all wealthy wives got push presents. He’d casually agreed: “Fine, five hundred for a girl, a million for a boy.” 

Now here she was, actually expecting the money minutes after giving birth. 

He didn’t mind the penthouses, sports cars, designer everything – but cash was different. He’d caught her more than once secretly wiring Ryan money – huge amounts that conveniently disappeared. 

He’d once found that realness refreshing, so different from his usual social circle. Now it just left him cold. 

Still, he transferred the million. She’d given his family an heir, hadn’t she? 

Charlotte beamed. “You’re the best, babe! Your son and I will love you forever!” 

“Look, he’s smiling at you! He’s got your face!” 

Kayden smiled at his son, but the longer he looked, the less he recognized himself in those features. 

Then the truth exploded in his face. The moment he’d transferred the money, she’d sent it straight to Ryan. But that bombshell was nothing compared to what came next. 

She hadn’t just cheated with Ryan – they’d been together the whole time. The baby wasn’t even his. 

Kayden let out a hollow laugh, steadying himself against his desk. 

His dream woman had played him like a fiddle. All she’d wanted was his money – to bankroll her real life 

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Chapter 6 

with Ryan and their kid. 

She was worse than the gold diggers he’d dodged over the years. At least they hadn’t pretended to be