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CHAPTER 57: RUINED HIM

Author: Karty Perry
last update Last Updated: 2025-03-12 23:00:06

Sophia sat across from Ezra, her fingers tapping lightly against the cold surface of the table. She wasn’t here to beg. She wasn’t here to explain. She was here to end Olive, once and for all.

Olive had taken everything from her—her pride, her future, and worst of all, the love of Frank.

Sophia scoffed at the memory of their last fight. Frank had stood in their apartment, his jaw tight, his voice devoid of the warmth he once had for her.

“I can’t do this anymore, Sophia. You’ve ruined me.”

Ruined him?

Her nails dug into her palm as she recalled every hateful word he had thrown at her. Frank blamed her for his failures, his losses. He called off the wedding, leaving her humiliated and alone. But she knew the truth—Frank was still deeply in love with Olive.

That girl had been a thorn in her side for too long.

Not anymore.

She had imagined this moment a hundred times—the moment where she finally proved to Frank, and to herself, that she wasn’t weak. That Olive had always been beneath her
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  • Accidentally yours   CHAPTER 103: LOCATION

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  • Accidentally yours   CHAPTER 102: RELEASE

    As the car was about to move, the old man came out again and shouted, "Don’t think I’m joking, Raymond."Raymond sighed and pushed open the car door, stepping out. His eyes met the old man's cold, sharp gaze."You’ve said enough, Grandpa," Raymond said, his voice low but burning with emotion. "I’m not listening to you. I’m not your toy, so don’t tell me what to do.""If you truly cared about Mia, you wouldn’t have given her false hope. That false hope is part of why she’s misbehaving," Raymond added bitterly, glancing at his grandfather.Olive stayed in the car, a soft smile forming on her lips—not of joy, but of survival. Her heart was too numb for any new pain. She had grown used to his voice, to the cruel barbs laced into every sentence. Nothing could break her more than what she’d already endured.She now understood—truly understood—why the old man clung to Mia like a lifeline. They were the same, after all: two people wrapped in selfishness and soaked in bitterness.Raymond no lo

  • Accidentally yours   CHAPTER 101: ALONE

    "What’s that?" Olive asked, her voice quiet but steady as she stared at the phone. Her eyes weren’t puffy like before, and though her mood was far from cheerful, the tears had mostly stopped. There was still an ache in her chest, but the storm had passed—at least for now.Raymond didn’t answer immediately. He just handed her the phone, his expression unreadable.Curious, Olive took it from him and looked at the screen. Her breath hitched.It was a photo gallery.Photos of a house. Not just any house, but a breathtaking one. Modern yet warm. Big glass windows. A wrap-around porch. White walls with soft grey stone accents. A flower garden with bright tulips and roses. It looked like something out of a dream.She blinked slowly, her fingers swiping through the photos as if her mind needed help believing what her eyes were seeing.“It’s beautiful,” she managed to say, voice hoarse but honest.Raymond gave a faint nod. “I had it built for you.”Olive looked up, startled. “For me?”He smile

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    "You say you want to heal... what about me?" Raymond asked, his voice low and raw. His eyes were red, not from anger but from pain. "Don’t I need healing too?"Olive stood a few feet from him, clutching her luggage like it was the only thing keeping her grounded. Her lips quivered, but she said nothing."Dear, you need to listen to me," Raymond pleaded.More tears slipped down Olive's cheeks, her chest rising and falling with every shallow breath. Her eyes looked empty, lost in a world full of pain. Raymond stepped forward, his voice softer now."Or did I do something wrong too?" he asked.She shook her head gently, not trusting her voice to hold. Slowly, she dragged her luggage closer to herself."You can’t tell me it’s nothing, Olive," Raymond said, walking to where she stood by the door. The desperation in his tone made her lips tremble. "Why? Please, just tell me why."He reached out and gently took her hands in his. Her skin was cold. She was trembling, but she didn’t pull away.

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