A Second Chance With My Billionaire Love

Waylen’s smile, a tantalizing dance of charm, graced his elegant features, an allure that held captive hearts.

Despite his captivating appeal, it was an open secret within Duefron that Waylen’s heart was steadfastly devoted to Rena. Even amidst the bloom of her pregnancy, his fidelity remained unyielding, his heart untouched by the Lure of frivolous pursuits.

There was no scandalous affairs about him.

As the night unfolded, the stage was set for Rena‘s entrance.

Amidst the crowd of supporting roles, Rena‘s grace shone like a beacon.

The host was trying to make the atmosphere more interesting. He took a few steps forward and said with a smile, “Then let’s invite Mrs. Fowler to stand on the stage and say a few words for these performers to motivate them.”

Unable to refuse his enthusiastic invitation, Rena went to the stage directly.

The microphone’s embrace, her voice carrying a gentle cadence, brought a hush to the audience. She turned around to look at the young performers, among whom Harrison was the one close to her

Her humility revealed a heart unburdened by the trappings of stardom “I hope you can work harder after you get into the public’s sight. The world is vast and you have to rely on yourself.”

Applause, a symphony of approval, swelled through the air, a chorus of support for the newly crowned talents.

The young performers also applauded with excitement.

Since then, their careers in the entertainment circle began.

Yet, amidst the fervor of the moment, fate took a harrowing turn.

A dance of destiny unfolded above Rena, a crystal lampshade suspended in the air. A calamitous accident sent the lampshade crashing toward Rena’s fragile form. The sharp front just penetrated through the emerald, making a harsh sound, and finally fell to the ground, a scene of terror and chaos as the debris scattered all around.

At this time, the crystal chandelier, which weighed over a hundred pounds, was about to falter. At last, the tensed rope couldn’t bear the weight and a part of the chandelier smashed down directly.

Rena stood frozen in place, unable to move an inch.

In a heartbeat, a hero emerged from the shadows. Harrison, a beacon of courage, shielded Rena from the descending disaster. Blood stained his forehead, his sacrifice a testament to his valiance. Then a bigger part of the chandelier fell towards his forehead.

But fate’s cruel hand still loomed, the chandelier’s descent unrelenting. There would be no possibility for him to survive if he got hit.

In an instant, the universe held its breath as the unthinkable transpired.

Waylen intercepted the chandelier’s deadly trajectory.

His arm bore the brunt of the impact, the sharp shards finding an unwilling sacrifice in his flesh. The chandelier finally fell to the ground with a loud bang.

Debris rained down, the aftermath of the chandelier’s devastating impact.

The theater erupted in chaos, a scene of horror that painted the world in shades of uncertainty.

Rena, her vision fading into the embrace of unconsciousness, found herself trapped within the clutches of darkness.

“Rena!”

Waylen’s anguished cry echoed through the air, a desperate plea that mirrored the depths of his sorrow.

He cradled her weak form in his arms, both of them drenched in a chilling coat of crimson.

Undeterred by his own injuries, Waylen’s voice shattered the air, a command that brooked no argument. “Call an ambulance!”

Time stretched on, each passing second a torment for Waylen. With Rena’s life hanging in the balance, he couldn’t bear the thought of losing her or the precious life she carried within her.

And then there was Harrison…

Had he not acted, Rena’s fate would have been… Waylen’s mind recoiled from the unthinkable.

Beyond the hospital walls, a flurry of snowflakes danced in the wind, an ethereal backdrop to the unfolding tragedy.

The hospital’s sterile corridors bore witness to their arrival, Waylen’s face a mask of anguish as he battled his own hemorrhaging injuries. His pallor was stark against the unforgiving lighting, a portrait of a man on the precipice. Korbyn and Juliette arrived in haste, Cecilia at their side, worry etched deeply on their faces. Their voices mingled in a chorus of concern, a symphony of questions. “How is Rena?”

Waylen, his arm hastily bandaged, seemed to wear his exhaustion Like a cloak.

He took out a cigarette, lit it and took a drag.

“She’s in the emergency room. Harrison Moore is in there too. He might be permanently scarred.”

Grief pooled in Waylen’s eyes as he spoke.

In his trembling hand, the shattered remnants of an emerald told a story that transcended the physical object.

It was not until now that he had understood what Mindy meant. It was a tale of sacrifice, a testament to Harrison’s bravery.

For within that broken emerald resided the true guardian. It was Harrison himself.

Waylen’s resolve solidified.

Cost was of no concern, for Harrison’s well-being was paramount.

As the hospital bustled with its life-saving ministrations, Korbyn’s steady hand found its way to Waylen’s shoulder, a comforting gesture laden with understanding. “Rena will pull through. You must stay here with your mother. Cecilia will go to take care of the children. I’ll venture to the police station, seeking any trace of the accident’s origins.”

Korbyn’s departure left behind a cloud of uncertainty, the weight of recent events hanging heavily in the air

It wasn’t Long before another wave of concern swept into the hospital, carried by none other than Harrison’s distressed mother accompanied by a contingent of Moore family members.

Among them was Addie.

She was Harold’s younger sister

The voice of Harrison’s mother trembled with anxiety as she approached Waylen. “How’s Harrison?” she implored, her frantic gaze searching for answers. Her grip on his arm was tight enough to reflect her inner turmoil.

Waylen, despite his own turbulent thoughts, projected a calming aura as he reassured her. “There’s no immediate danger, but his recovery might be a Lengthy process, Mrs. Moore. I’ll make sure to find the best plastic surgeon.”

The words “plastic surgeon” triggered an emotional avalanche within Harrison’s mother.

Her legs threatened to buckle beneath her as realization and fear collided, intertwining with her maternal instincts.

Amidst this turmoil, a doctor emerged from the emergency room, offering a momentary distraction from the mounting tension. He provided an update on Harrison’s condition, the news dispelling the immediate threat to his life. The Moore family’s members immediately went in to see Harrison.

Waylen heard the woman’s shrill voice through the passage. She couldn’t accept the fact that her son was disfigured.

Meanwhile, the heaviness of guilt pressed upon Waylen, its weight almost suffocating.

Juliette, always a pillar of strength, offered a comforting gesture, her hand gently resting on his shoulder as she urged him to tend to his own injuries. “Waylen, attend to your wound. I’ll stay with Rena. We can’t afford to alarm her when she awakens.”

His vulnerability peeking through his facade, he Leaned on the wall and rubbed his hair angrily with his hand.

not in

important Rena was to him. Leaving him to wrestle with his thoughts, she assumed her

seemed agonizingly slow as Waylen and Juliette anxiously awaited

the minutes stretching

hours had already passed, the hospital corridor standing witness to their collective

of the emergency room finally opened four hours

my wife?”

doctor, a figure of hope in their strained reality, removed his mask and faced Waylen‘’s questioning gaze. His voice, a measured murmur, held the news they both craved and feared. “Mr. Fowler, our examination indicates that Mrs. Fowler didn’t sustain significant physical trauma. However, her brain did suffer a moderate concussion from the impact of the debris.” An undercurrent of concern ran through his words, his gaze holding Waylen’s as he continued, “Oddly, she should have awakened by now, but her response is curiously absent. It’s

Waylen was slightly stunned.

Mrs. Fowler is also pregnant, it’s imperative that we monitor her condition closely. If her coma persists beyond a week, it could pose a risk

there no way to rouse her?” Waylen’s voice was

be tomorrow morning. We

leaving Waylen

him up and said in a crying voice, “You have to hold on, Waylen! Rena

his head, Waylen said softly, “Mom, I

Rena tired of

he had treated her better, would she wake up

VIP ward, her still

delicate fabric of her gown showcased her pregnancy, a poignant reminder of the fragile life intertwined with

bore the remnants of her ordeal, marked by the

her side, disregarded his own injuries and stayed faithfully beside her. He held Rena’s cold hand with his eyes

dance of grief, her heart heavy with

you go ask the Moore family’s members if they need

tears still

family a big

oppressive silence settling. A tear fell on the back of Rena’s hand, which streamed down

deep. I should never have allowed you to attend the premiere. If I could turn back time, I’d choose to hold you close, keeping you safe within our

quivered with emotion as hot tears continued to

ensconced in a realm of

the doctor said, her body had fallen into dormancy. Her dreams were untroubled by his confessions, her

darkness, the sky painted with obsidian hues and sparkling

where the world beyond was shrouded in a veil of heavy snowfall. His voice, gentle and laden with longing, resonated through the room. “The night sky wears a snowy gown, and our children must be frolicking in delight.

fingers brushed Rena’s cheek tenderly, her skin cool to the

his heartbreak threatening to overcome him.

he whispered, his voice heavy with anguish, “Rena, the doctor speaks of your potential awakening tomorrow morning, but I cannot bear even a

a risk he couldn’t afford, for it might mean missing the exact moment her eyelids fluttered open. As the hours gave way to dawn, the sun cast its golden

body temperature seemed

and crisp, a stark reminder of the world’s

the hospital, exhaustion etched on

bedside, his gaze searching for a sign of change. With

head, his eyes never Leaving Rena’s

who recognized the toll Waylen’s vigil had taken. “Your mother is tending to the children. They don’t know about the accident yet,”

on the shoulder, a comforting touch meant to reassure. He urged, “You’ve suffered blood loss and exhaustion.

nodded. He ate quickly and sat on the edge of the

kids and wanted her to wake

abnormal, but he could not persuade Waylen as well. If it was him

of anticipation. Yet, the sorrow

rose from his seat, his question punctuated by the weight of his concern. “Doctor, what if Rena

faced with Waylen’s determination, offered a measured response. “The fetus would be the first to be affected. But if

in the air, Rena’s fate precariously balanced

silence that only

approached the window, his own heart

in his mind. Thinking of what might happen in the future, he couldn’t help

the shadows. “Mindy once said I have a strong personality that I struggle with forging deep connections. Dad, is it my fault that Rena

eyes, clouded with unshed

voice, raw with

destined for one another. Don’t let doubts plague your

Waylen’s throat tightened.

forehead. They just fell in Love with

an eternity, a relentless punishment for a

quiet moments as every minute ticked away, with the world outside wrapped in a

stood on the precipice of his endurance, teetering on the edge of his emotional resolve. At this time, no one could help him, including his parents,

and father to their children loomed heavy, his heart yearning for a reunion that seemed to elude

its relentless march, three days slipping through Waylen’s grasp

features, his once-vibrant cheeks now hollowed by the weight of

was an impossible task. Cecilia took on the solemn duty of explaining their mother’s situation to them, guiding them through the somber halls of the hospital

open, revealing Rena’s still form lying on the bed. Alexis, her eyes brimming with unshed tears,

nestled her head against Rena’s belly, the gesture both gentle and heartbreaking,

touch Rena’s hand, his

too young to fully comprehend, babbled the word “mommy,” his voice

the child close. His eyes, haunted by sorrow, met his son’s gaze, and in that shared moment, they found solace in one another’s

missed Rena very

and love, were fixed on her as if seeking the solace of her presence. Did she feel

child in her belly weighted heavily in Waylen’s

one day, she would be devastated to find out

stretched on, a relentless march of uncertainty and worry. Waylen spared no effort, summoning

a sanctuary of vigil, her name a constant whisper in the air, a plea for her to rejoin the world of the living. Yet Rena remained trapped in the realm of unconsciousness,

passage of time that left Rena’s family on the precipice of

the evening, a pivotal consultation unfolded, the corridor enveloped

trousers, stood in the sterile corridor, his breath

within Mrs. Fowler’s womb is steadily declining. If she doesn’t awaken within the next forty-eight hours, both the baby and her health will be in grave danger.

down on Waylen, his grip

did you just say?” he demanded, his voice quaking with

face of Waylen’s emotion, met his gaze with calm

silence hanging in the air. Eventually, Waylen released his grip

steady as he said, “Consider the option,

found himself swallowed by the cold night,

an unending cascade of white that seemed to mirror

but she remained cocooned in her slumber. Waylen’s mind raced, grappling with the unbearable possibility of a future without Rena. What if she never woke? How could he bear the weight

fierce

ember burned bright, a tiny flame that seemed to mirror his own flickering hope. With the passage of that cigarette, Waylen returned

diligently caring for her. Waylen’s hoarse voice cut through the air. “Have the

mother’s hand and began to tenderly wipe Rena’s face. His voice, soft and raw,

tears threatened to spill as she listened to her son’s

to wipe Rena’s face, his voice a whisper that carried a promise. “Even though I forgot our past, I know one thing for certain. I love

thought of treacherous mountain roads blanketed by snow

God before, but now I have no choice. Since

even if he had