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His Unwanted Ex: The Pregnant Baker's Comeback

Chapter 9 

Word Count: 563    |    Released on: 09/09/2026

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sitting on the sofa, his face dark as he smoked. W

living room. My two suitcases stood by the

water, patting my shoulder gent

o broke up?" s

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e up? I told you so! You wouldn't listen! Now look at y

"Our daughter just got home.

y fingers twisting tog

th in the living room. "Sorry? What good is your sorry? Look at yourself for the p

yn because I wanted you to carry on the family craft

unable to argu

back looking miserable! What are you going to do? E

ely shielded my stomach, wher

l them. I abso

ath to me. "That's enough! Claire is already hurting. We'll figure

her yelled. "If it weren't for he

ath and interrupt

ther, and said, "Dad, you'r

tunned them bot

e for my choice. From today on, I'll move ba

find a way to solve the shop's problems.

s face slowly fading, replaced by a com

k down on the sofa

d me. "It's good to be back,

her's warm embrace,

ake was just the first step.

way to save the

ne rang, its sharp ring shatte

. He just said, "Hello," and his f

ng, and muttered, "What? Terminat

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His Unwanted Ex: The Pregnant Baker's Comeback
His Unwanted Ex: The Pregnant Baker's Comeback
“For two years, I was the invisible woman behind Hale Jones, the star captain of the New York Rangers. I baked for him, warmed his bed, and thought we were building a life together. But one morning, he coldly handed me a six-figure check and told me to pack my things. "I need a relationship that benefits my public image. Someone who fits the role." He was getting engaged to a wealthy socialite, and I was just a liability he needed to pay off. I tore up his hush money and walked away, only to discover I was six weeks pregnant with his child. When I dragged my suitcases back to my parents' house, I wasn't welcomed with open arms. My father angrily blamed me for neglecting our family bakery for a man who just played me. To make matters worse, a ruthless corporate giant, the Mason Group, had just bought our building and was forcing our thirty-year-old family business onto the streets. I watched Hale and his new fiancée smiling on the news, hailed as the perfect power couple. Meanwhile, I was left with a broken heart, an unborn child, and a family on the brink of ruin. I had given up my entire life for a man who treated me like disposable garbage. Wiping away my tears, I blocked Hale's number completely. I swore I would raise this baby alone and fight the Mason Group to the bitter end.”