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68: The Woman I Despise
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FATED to SIN, BOUND by TIME 68: The Woman I Despise
Slash’s POV“Sir, the bank called to inform us that the check cleared,” one of my guards said calmly as he focused on the road ahead.For a second, I thought I had misheard him.Then I laughed.A low, disbelieving sound left my chest as I leaned back against the leather seat, tilting my head slightly. “Unbelievable,” I muttered under my breath.So it was real.All that noise. All that righteous anger. All that dramatic talk about hating men like me—and in the end, she still cashed the damn check.Shameless.Absolutely shameless.At first, I had written three hundred thousand. When she tore it up without even glancing at the amount, I almost admired her nerve. I genuinely thought she didn’t need the money or was trying to play some moral high-ground nonsense. So I added two hundred thousand more, curious to see whether pride would still win.It didn’t.She cleared the check.Five hundred thousand, just like that.I had met many women in my life, women Who smiled sweetly while calculati
FATED to SIN, BOUND by TIME 67: A Prayer Answered Strangely
Arielle’s POV“You sure do look happy,” Soraya said the moment we stepped out of her car.I lifted my gaze to the temple ahead of us and smiled so widely that my cheeks began to hurt.How could I not be happy?Not only had Soraya successfully lied about going to look for work in another city and dragged me along under the excuse of “learning how to survive in the real world,” but Mom had actually believed her. She even gave us money, warned us to be careful, and reminded us to return soon.I had packed light, just like I promised.And standing here again, in front of this temple, my heart felt whole in a way I couldn’t explain.“Is it because school will no longer tie you down?” Soraya asked teasingly.I turned to her and shook my head.“I am happy that I graduated, sis,” I said softly. “But that doesn’t mean I’ll be free. Mom is already talking about colleges I’ll be joining soon.”I pouted on purpose.She laughed. “Let me tell you something. Having a certificate is nice, "But gettin
FATED to SIN, BOUND by TIME 66: A Perfect Act
Cassian’s POV“Don’t you dare act up or get nervous on me,” Slash whispered the moment we stepped out of my car.I scoffed under my breath.The driveway was already lined—guards on both sides, maids standing stiff and perfectly spaced like decorative statues. Heads bowed the second we took a step forward.The same damn ritual.I let out a quiet chuckle.They were always there. Every single time I drove past the gate. It didn’t matter if I came back late at night or at dawn. Someone was always watching, always reporting. Either Father had people tailing me everywhere, or every vehicle I owned was bugged.Probably both.We hadn’t even reached the front steps when the door opened.I stopped walking.So did Slash.Father and Mother stepped out together.For a second, my mind went blank.This had never happened. Not once in my entire life had they come to meet me at the door. No matter how long I’d been gone. No matter what I achieved. No matter how obedient I was.Slash glanced at me, bro
FATED to SIN, BOUND by TIME 65: The Game Begins
Cassian’s POVI was in for quite a show—one wrapped in disbelief, rage, and clarity.Two weeks.That was all it took.Two damn weeks of pouring over files, financial reports, internal audits, and projections to understand the truth my father had so carefully buried. The company wasn’t just struggling; it was rotting from the inside out. Debts masked as investments. Projects bleeding money without oversight. Board members pocketing funds while pretending loyalty.Bankruptcy wasn’t a distant possibility.It was inevitable.Father knew it. He had known for a long time. Yet instead of fixing the disease, he chose to drag me back like a miracle cure, forcing my hand by holding my grandparents hostage behind medical excuses and secrecy.So this was why he needed me so urgently.I let out a humorless chuckle, leaning back in my chair as the realization settled. He didn’t want a son; he wanted a savior.And I hated him for it.Just as predicted, he never gave me their location. Not once. But
FATED to SIN, BOUND by TIME 64: The Weight Of A Promise
Arielle’s POV“You are late!” Soraya said the moment I walked into the house.Her voice reached me before I even closed the door, annoyed and familiar in the way only siblings can manage. I winced slightly and slipped off my shoes, placing them neatly by the wall as if that small act could make up for my lateness.“I’m sorry,” I said, walking further in. “I came across someone. And also—did you snitch on me? Mom called me from work.”Soraya appeared at the hallway entrance, leaning against the wall with her arms crossed. She looked far too pleased with herself. A chuckle escaped her lips as she shrugged casually.“Only two weeks left until high school graduation, and you’re coming home this late,” she said. “Snitching was the best I could do.”She walked past me, heading upstairs without waiting for a response.I shook my head, smiling to myself, and followed her. As I climbed the stairs, I glanced down at my wristwatch. The ticking felt louder than usual, as if time itself wanted to
FATED to SIN, BOUND by TIME 63: The Bridge Between Living and Ruin
Cassian’s POVThe car ride from the airport felt longer than it should have been.No matter how many times I inhaled slowly, no matter how tightly I clenched my fists on my lap, the pressure in my chest refused to ease. It was as if my body already knew something my mind was still trying to deny.Every red light felt like a personal insult.“Drive faster,” I snapped from the back seat.The driver stiffened but didn’t argue. The engine roared louder, yet it still felt too slow.Something had already happened. I could feel it in my bones.When the gates of the estate finally came into view, my fists tightened. Guards lined both sides of the entrance. Maids stood in perfect rows, heads bowed the moment the car stopped.A familiar display.No warmth, urgency, or relief.Just discipline.I stepped out of the car, ignoring the greetings and the murmured “welcome back, young master.” I wasn’t surprised that neither my mother nor my father was there to meet me. I hadn’t expected them to be.I
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