Rebirth After Being Betrayed by My Husband (Lily and Ryan) novel Chapter 159

Chapter 159 

Lily extended her hand with a polite smile. “It’s a pleasure to meet you, Mr. Pedro, she said warmly. 

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Pedro smiled in return, but as his eyes landed on her bracelet, his expression froze. Without warning, he reached out and grabbed her hand, his attention fixed entirely on the piece of jewelry. 

Startled by his sudden action, Lily frowned. “Mr. Pedro, is something wrong?” she asked, her voice tinged with concert. 

Pedro didn’t respond right away. His gaze remained glued to the bracelet as though lost in deep thought. The silence stretched on, leaving Lily confused. She gently shook his arm to get his attention. “Mr. Pedro? Are you alright?” 

Snapping out of his daze, Pedro blinked a few times and finally looked up at her. “T… I’m sorry,” he said, his tone soft and apologetic. “I didn’t mean to startle you. But this bracelet.. is it yours?” 

Lily gave a small nod, smiling slightly. “Yes, it is.” 

“Are you absolutely sure?” he asked again, his voice filled with a mix of curiosity and hesitation. 

“Yes, Mr. Pedro. This bracelet has been with me since I was born,” she replied, puzzled. “Why? Is there something special about it? You seem a bit emotional.” 

Pedro’s lips curved into a faint smile. “It just reminded me of someone,” he said quietly. “Someone who had a bracelet just like this one.” 

“Oh, I see,” Lily said, nodding slowly. After a brief pause, she hesitated before asking, “Mr. Pedro, would you mind dropping me home? I… I don’t have any other way to get back.” 

“Of course! I’d be happy to,” Pedro agreed quickly. The two began walking toward his car, which was parked a little farther down the road. 

As they walked, Pedro followed a step behind her, his mind racing. A faint smile lingered on his face. He couldn’t believe the twist of fate that had brought them together. Of all days, it had to be today–his father’s death anniversary. He had been visiting his father’s grave, which was in the quiet outskirts of the city. On his way back, he had stumbled upon a disturbing scene: a group of men dragging a girl. 

Initially, he had no intention of interfering. Pedro wasn’t the type to meddle in other people’s problems. But then the goons removed the blindfold from the girl’s face, and everything changed. He recognized her immediately. She was the same girl he had seen at the hospital–the same girl who occasionally appeared in his dreams. 

Something deep within him compelled him to step in. Without a second thought, he intervened. confronting the men and rescuing her. Now, as he walked alongside her, he silently thanked his instincts for leading him to her. Of all the unexpected moments in his life, this one felt like a strange but welcome miracle. Finally, he had found her. 

Inside the car, the atmosphere was calm yet carried an underlying tension. 

“Mr. Pedro- Lily began, but he quickly interrupted her. 

“Please, just call me Pedro. No need to be so formal,” he said, offering her a warm smile. 

“Alright, Pedro, she replied, hesitating for a moment before continuing. “I hope this doesn’t sound rude, 

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Pedro’s smile faltered slightly as he answered, his tone tinged with sadness. Today is my father’s death anniversary. I was visiting his grave.” 

face softened with sympathy. “Oh, I’m so sorry. I shouldn’t have asked.” 

“It’s okay, he assured her, forcing a small smile. “It’s not something I hide. Anyway, how is that person doing?” 

“Who do you mean?” 

“The one admitted to the hospital,” he clarified, his curiosity apparent 

Lily hesitated briefly before replying, carefully choosing her words. “Ah.. my fa-“She caught herself jus time and corrected, “I mean, my family member. He’s doing much better now, thank you for asking” 

Pedro nodded, his expression thoughtful. After a moment, he asked, “And about what happened earlier. you have any idea who might have sent those men?” His voice was low, restrained, but there was an edge of anger simmering beneath his calm tone. 

Lily shook her head. “I really don’t know,” she admitted with a slight shrug. 

Pedro gave a small nod, his jaw tightening as he fought to contain his frustration. The very thought of those goons enraged him. If he had known her true identity earlier, he wouldn’t have hesitated to make them pay for what they did. 

The rest of the ride passed in silence, and soon, they arrived at Lily’s building. She turned to him with a grateful smile. “Thank you so much for bringing me home, Pedro. And for earlier… I can’t thank you enough for saving me.” 

“It was nothing,” he replied, his voice gentle. 

She waved goodbye as she stepped out of the car. “Take care!” she called, heading toward her building. 

Pedro watched her disappear into the building, his expression darkening with disappointment as soon as she was out of sight. Without wasting a moment, he pulled out his phone and made a call. 

The line barely rang before the call was answered. “Hello, Boss,” came the voice on the other end.