A..🔥Anthony said, "Shayla, if you want me to stay with you and Kai, you to apologize to Amber.😱

💥 “Anthony’s Ultimatum: Shayla Must Apologize to Amber!” 😱

The tension inside the apartment was heavy—like the air itself didn’t want to move. Shayla stood by the window, her arms folded, eyes full of tears and pride. Anthony sat on the couch, his hands clasped tightly together, staring at the floor. Kai’s laughter from the next room echoed faintly, a painful reminder of the family that was breaking apart.

“Anthony,” Shayla finally said, her voice trembling, “I did what I had to do. Amber was trying to destroy everything we had!”

Anthony looked up slowly. His eyes weren’t angry anymore—they were tired.
“Shayla,” he said quietly, “you changed the DNA results… you made everyone believe Kai wasn’t mine. Do you even realize what that did to us?”

Shayla turned away, biting her lip. “I was scared,” she whispered. “Scared of losing you.”

Anthony stood up. “And now you will lose me—unless you make things right.”

Her head snapped toward him. “What do you mean?”

He took a deep breath, the kind that came before saying something that would change everything.
“If you want me to stay—with you, with Kai—you need to apologize to Amber. Publicly. Sincerely.”

Shayla froze. “You want me to apologize to the woman who tried to take you from me?”

Anthony’s tone hardened. “She didn’t take me. You pushed me away with your lies.”

Tears welled up in Shayla’s eyes. She felt the walls closing in, her pride fighting her guilt. She had fought so hard to keep Anthony, to keep their family. And now, the only way to save it was to face the one person she hated most.

That night, Shayla sat alone, staring at her reflection. The same woman who had once been confident and untouchable now looked fragile and broken. Her phone buzzed—it was Anthony’s message:

“If you mean what you said about wanting us to be a family, do the right thing tomorrow.”

The next morning, Shayla arrived at Amber’s café. The doorbell chimed as she stepped inside, drawing startled looks. Amber looked up from behind the counter, eyes narrowing.

“What do you want, Shayla?”

For a moment, Shayla almost turned around. But then she saw Anthony through the café window, waiting outside with Kai in his arms.

Her voice cracked. “I came to say… I’m sorry. For everything. For lying. For hurting you. For destroying your peace.”

Amber didn’t speak. She just stared at her—the woman who had almost ruined her life. Then, after a long silence, Amber nodded slowly. “I don’t forgive you… not yet. But maybe this is a start.”

Outside, Anthony watched as Shayla stepped out, tears in her eyes. He pulled her into a quiet hug.

“You did the right thing,” he said softly.

She looked up at him. “Does that mean you’ll stay?”

He smiled faintly. “It means… we’ll try again. But this time, no more lies.”

And as the morning sun rose over them, Shayla realized something—sometimes love isn’t about winning or losing. It’s about admitting when you were wrong… and finding the courage to make things right.