All Chapters of Abandoned In Prison, Now They Regret!: Chapter 191
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CHAPTER 191
No one in the entire Milton's household knew the truth. They didn’t know that Jackson had been the reason Steven disappeared earlier. They didn’t know the depth of the damage, the blood beneath the silence, or the storm that had almost taken Steven’s life. Most of all, they didn’t know that Diana had already walked away from Jackson. Since everything looked normal. And Jackson intended to keep it that way. Later that evening, Jackson left to his house as he sat alone in his study, it was though the weight of the walls were pressing in on him. The silence wasn’t peaceful; it was accusatory. Every tick of the clock sounded like a reminder of how much control he had lost. His name which was once untouchable was now stained. His secrets were slipping through his fingers, and he knew it. His peaceful family was being torn apart by what he thought he had gotten away with. Leo’s voice which cooed in the house, was no more and it was driving him crazy each minute. W
CHAPTER 192
Sarah Milton stared at the blinking arrow on her laptop screen as though it were judging her. The room was quiet—too quiet for a mansion that once rang with laughter, arguments, footsteps and life. Now, all that existed was the low hum of the air conditioner and the sound of her own breathing, uneven and restrained. Harry Milton stood behind her, hands clasped behind his back, his posture rigid. A man who once commanded boardrooms and crushed opponents without hesitation now looked uncertain almost fragile. “Don’t write yet,” Harry said finally, breaking the silence. Sarah’s fingers froze above the keyboard. “I haven’t.” “I know.” He exhaled slowly. “I just… every word matters.” She leaned back in her chair and looked up at him, her eyes glossy but sharp. “He’s our son, Harry. Not a hostile takeover.” His jaw tightened at the word son. Steven, a name that carried both pride and guilt in equal measure. “Yes,” Harry said quietly. “Which is exactly why we can’t afford to do th