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Chapter 161 — Between Fear and HopeThe house was quiet after days of chaos. Being discharged from the hospital had come as a relief, but it also brought a new burden Sofía didn’t know how to carry. She had come home to Ayden and Adrián, though the silence between them about the pregnancy remained a wall that was hard to climb.In the bedroom, while Ayden slept, Sofía sat on the bed with her mother, Isabel. Her fingers were intertwined, her gaze fixed on the floor, as if the tiles could give her an answer even the doctors didn’t dare confirm yet.The engagement ring was still on the nightstand.She hadn’t put it back on.“Mom… I’m scared,” she finally confessed.Isabel looked at her with tenderness and concern. She stroked her hand, just as she had when Sofía was a child and cried after a nightmare.“Scared of what, Sofi?”“Of everything. That this pregnancy will be like Ayden’s, that the test results will be bad, that I won’t be able to handle it all.” Her eyes filled with tears. “I

162 — Before the “I Do”

Chapter 162 — Before the “I Do” The bridal suite at the Hotel Montaldo was filled with a sweet scent, a blend of fresh flowers and new fabrics. The light illuminated every detail: the mirrors, the satin ribbons, Sofía’s dress hanging there like a promise. It was a creation by a renowned designer whose name was not yet widely known, from OBENT Atelier. Sofía was sitting in front of the dressing table. The dress hinted at a budding curve in her belly, barely visible, but one she felt pulsing like a secret she still had to guard. The white lace bodice, the flowing skirt that fell gracefully, and the veil waiting on an armchair gave the impression that everything was ready. But inside her, doubts continued to churn like a sea that could not calm down. She was afraid of making a mistake. What Adrián had done had cost him part of what he had worked so hard to regain. And there was silent proof of all that. The ring. It wasn’t on her finger. It was there, nearby, like an agreement she

163 — The Ceremony and the Reception

Chapter 163 — The Ceremony and the Reception The murmur of the guests died down as the priest spread his arms, inviting everyone to be seated. His deep, calm voice rose above the flowers and lights in the garden of the Hotel Montaldo, with a solemnity that seemed to silence even the wind. “Dear brothers and sisters, we are gathered here today to celebrate the union of Sofía and Adrián. Many of you know that they have already been married for years in their hearts. They have shared struggles, tears, and joys. They have seen their son, Ayden, come into the world, and they have supported him with faith and hope through every challenge. Today, with that same conviction, they choose to place themselves under God’s blessing.” The priest’s words floated through the air like a balm. Sofía, standing in front of Adrián, felt a tightness in her chest. Not because of the ceremony. Because of what was still unresolved. Unconsciously, her hand drifted down to caress the barely rounded belly bene

164 — What I Held Close to My Heart

Chapter 164 — What I Held Close to My HeartThe elevator doors closed with a metallic whisper.Downstairs, the music continued to pulsate in the ballroom of the Hotel Montaldo. Clinking glasses, loud laughter, toasts still celebrating the “I do.” Upstairs, just the two of them.Sofía leaned against the mirror, already barefoot, her shoes in her hand. The dress hung lightly now, without the weight of protocol. Adrián loosened the knot of his tie with slow movements, as if he still needed to convince himself that it had all really happened. The elevator began to rise.Seventh floor.Eighth floor.Sofía shifted her shoulder, uncomfortable.She frowned.Something was pricking her beneath the lace.She carefully slipped her hand inside the bodice and pulled out the folded piece of paper, warm from the heat of her skin.Adrián saw it.He stood still. “Did you read them?” he asked in a low voice.Sofía didn’t answer right away.She unfolded the most worn piece of paper first.The one bear

165 — The First Night

Chapter 165 — The First NightThe door to the bridal suite swung open, and they were immediately enveloped by the delicate scent of white roses. Everything had been arranged with almost unreal perfection: petals forming a path across the carpet, lit candles glowing in the corners, and a tray of fruit and chocolates beside a bottle of champagne Adrián had no intention of opening that night.Victoria and Samuel had taken care of every detail. From the silk sheets to the soft music floating through the air, nothing had been left to chance. This didn’t feel like the end of a party, but the beginning of something deeper.Adrián lifted her into his arms as soon as they crossed the threshold.“Welcome to our wedding night, my wife.”Sofía rested her forehead against his shoulder, laughing softly.“You’re not going to let me go, are you?”“Never again.”It wasn’t just a romantic phrase.It was a decision.He laid her down gently on the bed and took his time looking at her. Her dress spread ar

166 — A Different Kind of Honeymoon

Chapter 166 — A Different Kind of HoneymoonSunday morning sunlight filtered through the suite curtains, gently illuminating the rumpled sheets. They weren’t on a distant island or in an exotic destination; they had stayed in Montevideo, in the same hotel suite where they had gotten married. It had been a practical, unspoken decision: they didn’t want to travel far until they had the medical results, and they preferred to stay close to everything, just in case of an emergency.Adrián woke up first. For a few seconds, he lay still, staring at the ceiling, as if he needed to confirm that everything they had lived through the day before hadn’t been a dream. Then he turned his face toward her.Sofía was deeply asleep, her hair spread across the pillow, her body relaxed after a night that had been more than passion: it had been reconciliation. Her breathing was steady, her hand resting near her chest, her expression peaceful.He sat up slightly and kissed her bare back, slowly, letting his

167 — The Grandparents’ House

Chapter 167 — The Grandparents’ HouseThe gate to the Castell mansion swung open slowly, as if it, too, wanted to remain silent in the face of their return. The warm afternoon wrapped around the garden, and the grass smelled freshly cut. Adrián parked without rushing, with that newfound care that had appeared on Sunday, when he realized that every movement now carried a different weight.They looked at each other for a moment before getting out.Sofía was calmer.Not euphoric.Not afraid.Calm.Adrián held her hand a second longer than usual.As soon as they crossed the entryway, the sound of hurried footsteps echoed across the hardwood floor.Ayden appeared from the hallway, arms wide open and a smile that asked for no permission. He was no longer the baby who crawled: he was a proud walker, determined to conquer the world with short steps.“My love!” Sofía exclaimed, crouching down.Ayden moved forward with determination. Two steady steps, one wobbly one, then another stronger one.

168 — A Father’s Promise

Chapter 168 — A Father’s Promise The sea lapped gently against the rocks, and the salty breeze drifted in through the cabin’s open window. It wasn’t an escape from the world; it was just a brief respite, a pause close to everything, enough to catch their breath without completely disconnecting. That Tuesday didn’t go as they’d hoped. Breakfast was left half-finished when the phone rang. A teenager, one of Sofía’s patients, had been admitted with a detached retina. She couldn’t ignore it. Not now. Not her. She got dressed in minutes. She kissed Ayden on the forehead. She looked at Adrián just once. “I’ll be back as soon as possible.” He nodded without making a fuss. But when the car disappeared down the dirt road, the silence in the cabin took on a different weight. It wasn’t emptiness. It was responsibility. Adrián looked at his son, who was holding a little red toy car as if it were a trophy. “Well, champ… today, it’s just you and me.” Ayden laughed, confident, as if the w

169 — The Long-Awaited News

Chapter 169 — The Long-Awaited NewsÁngela’s office was filled with that smell of disinfectant Sofía knew so well. She had been there so many times, both as a doctor and as a patient. That afternoon, every minute felt like an eternity.Adrián squeezed her hand, and she could feel that his hands were trembling too. The silence between them was filled with nerves and hope. Across from them, Lili was there to offer support, and Guillermo, standing nearby, had offered to be present not only as a doctor but as family.“Whatever you need, Sofi,” he had told her. “You know I love you both; we’re close friends, and I’ll never leave you alone.”And that day, Sofía needed everyone.Ángela appeared with the results. Her white coat, her professional smile, but above all, that sparkle in her eyes, already hinted at what she was about to say. Sofía felt her heart pounding.“Well, family…” Ángela began, taking a seat in front of them. “I’m not going to keep you waiting any longer. Let’s get straight

170 — Rome, Faith, and Ice Cream

Chapter 170 — Rome, Faith, and Ice Cream The plane descended over Rome with that jolt that reminds you the adventure is just beginning. Sofía looked out the window with wide eyes, like a little girl seeing everything for the first time, even though she was no stranger to traveling. But this time was different: she wasn’t alone, nor was she with colleagues or at a conference. This time, she had Adrián by her side, squeezing her hand, and Ayden, who, in his little seat, was kicking his legs in fascination. “See?” said Adrián, lowering his voice so as not to wake those around them. “The little guy’s already an expert. He claps when we land, asks for cookies during the flight… the next step is for him to fly the plane.” Sofía laughed softly, resting her head against his shoulder. “He’s really enjoying this experience. It’s all new, and he doesn’t feel nervous.” “Me too,” he replied, and there was something deeper in his tone. He wasn’t talking about Rome; he was talking about them. Ab

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