No Third Chance For Him Novel by Lynn _ Novel




No Third Chance For Him Chapter 01

A year ago, Liam cheated.
So Christina divorced him without hesitation.
But after the divorce, Liam regretted it.
He begged her madly for forgiveness.
Helpless, Christina finally agreed to remarry him.
After remarriage, Liam really did change—he became the perfect husband in everyone's eyes.
She almost believed Liam had truly repented.
Until that day, when she went to the hospital to visit her father and spotted Liam next door.
Lying in the hospital bed was none other than his childhood sweetheart.
And in their arms was a newborn baby.
"Liam, look at our son. He's so adorable…"
Christina froze.
Sure enough, he would never change.
This time, she would not give him another chance.
Chapter 1
Less than a year after his divorce from Christina Yates, Liam Horton already regretted it.
He desperately begged her to remarry him. When she refused, he had her parents abducted and strapped with explosives.
"Chrissy, I love you. Don't push me to the point where I have to hurt you," he said, a crazed light in his eyes. "You've got 30 seconds. If you still won't say yes, I'll kill your parents, and then I'll die with you!"
Unwilling to drag her parents down with her, Christina could only agree to marry him again.
Liam changed profoundly after they remarried. He traded the dazzling nightlife for a quiet life centered entirely around Christina. Once a pampered heir who never knew his way around a kitchen, he now found joy in cooking for her, meticulously preparing three meals a day with his own hands.
On their first Valentine's Day back together, he spent a fortune showering Los Angeles in rose petals. The city was drenched in a crimson rain of roses—a spectacle of breathtaking romance.
Swept up in this whirlwind of romance, Christina nearly believed he had truly changed.
Then, one day, she went to the hospital to visit her father, but the moment she stepped inside, she saw Liam and a doctor pushing a gurney out.
The person lying on it was none other than Eleanor Sheridan, Liam's childhood sweetheart.
Eleanor cradled a newborn in her arms. Though she looked weak, she wore a happy smile. "Liam, look at our son. He's so cute..."
Liam looked down at her and wrapped his arms around her gently, as if she were something precious and fragile. "Thank you for everything."
Christina froze where she stood. For a moment, she couldn't even believe what she had just heard.
His friends showered him with well-wishes. "Liam, congratulations!" one of them said. "Your wife is truly amazing. You've got a healthy baby boy now."
Liam's expression turned cold. "Watch your words. My wife is Chrissy."
"Oh, right, my mistake. I almost forgot you two remarried," the man said quickly. "Christina divorced you because of Eleanor, and now Eleanor's had your child. What if Christina finds out—"
Liam cut him off in a chilling tone. "That's exactly why she can't find out.
"If this gets out, I will make you pay!"
Everyone fell silent at once.
At that moment, Christina pushed the door open and walked in.
The atmosphere instantly grew tense. Liam quickly let go of Eleanor. "Chrissy, what are you doing here?"
Christina smiled. Perhaps because he had already cheated on her once, she didn't feel any pain this time. She didn't cry or make a scene, and when she spoke, her voice was calm. "I came to congratulate you on your son."
"Chrissy, you've misunderstood." Liam panicked. "I didn't cheat on you. Eleanor got pregnant before we remarried.
"When I found out, I tried to force her to terminate it, but she refused. I had no choice but to hide her away...
"Chrissy, you have to believe me. I did have feelings for her before, but I don't anymore. You're the one I love. You're the only person I'll ever love in this lifetime."
Liam kept saying he loved Christina, yet behind her back, he had a child with another woman.
Christina said nothing. She walked straight up to Eleanor and slapped her across the face.
Tears immediately streamed down Eleanor's cheeks. Dragging her weak body, she dropped to the ground in front of Christina. "Chrissy, I know you hate me, but the baby is innocent... Please, don't force Liam to cut ties with me. I don't want anything, and I won't take him away from you. I just want my child to grow up with a father..."
Christina raised her hand again, her face expressionless, ready to strike a second time.
This time, Liam seized her wrist midair.
"Chrissy, that's enough," he said, his face dark. "Ellie just gave birth!"
Christina glanced at him coldly. "Didn't you just say you have no feelings for her now?"
Liam's expression darkened further. "That's true, but she just gave birth to my child. I can't just stand here and watch you treat her with such contempt!"
He had probably forgotten that before their divorce, Eleanor had slapped Christina multiple times, right after she lost her unborn baby.
Back then, he had looked on without a word, but now he couldn't tolerate even a second slap from Christina in return.
Exhaustion filled Christina's eyes. "I'll stop if you go with me to the courthouse right now and file for divorce."
Liam's face twisted with rage. He grabbed her chin and spoke through clenched teeth. "Divorce? Absolutely not. Chrissy, unless I'm dead, you're not leaving me.
"Last time, you tricked me into signing the divorce papers, but I won't fall for that again. This time, I'll read every document you give me word for word. Don't even think about fooling me into signing anything again!"
Since he refused to divorce her, Christina didn't bother wasting another word. She raised her hand again to slap Eleanor.
Liam's chest tightened, and almost instinctively, he shoved Christina hard.
Caught off guard, she fell to the ground, the back of her head slamming against the corner of the table as warm blood ran down through her hair.
Without looking at her, Liam pulled Eleanor into his arms and helped her to her feet.
"Ellie, are you okay?" he asked, worry etched across his face.
Christina took a deep breath. She quietly pushed herself up from the floor and walked out.
Outside the hospital, the sunlight was blinding.
She pulled out her phone and dialed a number. "You were right. Liam let me down again.
"Luckily, I followed your advice and had a friend arrange a fake marriage certificate.
"I'm leaving him, but before that, I need to make sure my parents are settled and safe.
"Help me get them out of the country quietly and keep them hidden. Once they are safe, I'll leave."
A low, pleasant male voice came through the line. "Consider it done. I'll get it taken care of in a week."

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