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My Husband Stabbed Me Twice for the Woman He Never Got Over—Three Days Later, My Doctor Showed Him Our Twins / Chapter 12 / 20

Chapter 12 - The Miracle Implantation

The sterile chill of the operating room was replaced by a warm, golden glow six weeks later.

Dr. Lena Ortiz adjusted the high-definition ultrasound monitor positioned beside my bed. Beside me, Sarah Vance held my left hand, squeezing tight as the medical team prepared the delicate transfer procedure.

"Everything is optimal, Mara," Dr. Ortiz whispered, her voice trembling with emotion. "Your lining is pristine. The uterine scarring from two years ago has healed completely. These two little souls are ready to come home."

I closed my eyes and breathed deeply. Two years ago, I had laid on a freezing operating table in this very hospital, bleeding out while my husband stepped over my body for another woman. Today, I was taking back my destiny.

"Transferring Embryo A... male. Transferring Embryo B... female," the embryologist announced smoothly.

A tiny flash of white light appeared on the ultrasound monitor—two minuscule microscopic specks of life settling deep into my womb. Tears burned my eyes, spilling freely down my cheeks.

"They're inside," Dr. Ortiz smiled, wiping a tear of her own. "Welcome back, little ones."

Within forty-eight hours, the news hit the national press like a thunderbolt.

BREAKING NEWS: THE THORNE MIRACLE TWINS SURVIVE! MARA THORNE OFFICIALLY PREGNANT WITH CRYO-PRESERVED EMBRYOS AFTER HOSPITAL AUDIT UNCOVERS STOLEN SAMPLES

The story went viral across every major media outlet in the country. Photos of me leaving the medical clinic in a white trench coat, hand gently resting over my lower abdomen, dominated every headline.

In the high-security ward of the Riverbend Maximum Security Institution, Evelyn Whitmore stared at the television screen mounted in the common room. Her fingers clawed at the plastic arms of her chair until her knuckles bled.

"No..." Evelyn rasped, her eyes wild with an unhinged, demonic madness. "No! She was supposed to be barren! She was supposed to die!"

Sloane Mercer, sitting two tables away in her orange detention jumpsuit, glared at Evelyn with pure disgust. "It's over, Evelyn. Mara won. She has the company, she has the money, and now she has her babies."

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The hangover hit Mateo like a freight train at sunrise. Sunlight filtered through the velvet curtains of the luxury hotel suite, burning his eyes. Beside him, Valeria was still asleep, smelling of cheap neon cocktails and expensive perfume. Mateo groaned, reaching for his phone on the nightstand.

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Isabella’s artificial tears gleamed under the soft golden chandeliers of the private VIP suite, her hands trembling with a performance worthy of a grand stage. She gestured wildly toward Khloe, who lay crumpled on the cold marble, her white silk dress torn and stained with drops of spilled champagne. Marcus stood frozen in the doorway,

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Evelyn slowly turned her head toward Sloane. A cold, terrifying smile spread across her gaunt, withered face.

"It is never over," Evelyn whispered, her voice sounding like dry leaves scraping across concrete. "A child cannot inherit an empire if the mother doesn't live long enough to give birth."

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