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Chapter One Hundred Forty Two: Livid
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2026-04-16 10:23:17
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Alliyah Agustin“What is it that makes you come all the way here and risk yourself—my plans, everything you’ve been working on?” I asked, unable to hide the tremor in my voice.How could I not feel nervous in a situation like this? For goodness’ sake.“It’s about your parents. We found them…but it seems like they’re not really your parents,” he said, handing me a video.For a moment, I couldn’t process his words. My mind refused to catch up, so I simply pressed play.The footage showed them inside an infirmary—bright lights, sterile walls, and an unsettling stillness that made my chest tighten. They were answering questions, but something about it felt wrong. Their voices were flat, their expressions distant, almost hollow.It was as if they couldn’t remember anything that had happened. Not a single trace of recognition, not even a flicker of familiarity. It was strange—no, more than strange. It was deeply, disturbingly wrong.And the way they spoke, the way they moved…it was obvious.
Married The Wrong Groom Chapter One Hundred Forty Four: Confront (Two)
Alliyah AgustinThere was a long, suffocating silence—thick enough to feel, heavy enough to press against my chest.No one spoke. No one even dared to shift too much in their seats, as if the slightest movement might shatter whatever fragile control we still had left. It felt as though every person in the room was holding their breath, carefully choosing what to say next, weighing each word before it could even leave their lips. One wrong sentence…and everything might unravel beyond repair.Chester’s gaze flickered between Kass and me, uncertainty tightening his expression before he let out a slow, heavy sigh—the kind that carried far more meaning than any explanation he could offer.“Didn’t you ask me before why I was speaking to your parents?” he began cautiously, his voice measured, almost too careful.My gaze sharpened, but I didn’t interrupt. I simply stared at him, unmoving, waiting for him to continue—waiting to see where this would go.“It was about that,” he said, quieter no
Married The Wrong Groom Chapter One Hundred Forty Three: Confront
Alliyah AgustinBefore that man left, I noticed how every employee seemed visibly relieved—like a heavy weight had been lifted off their shoulders. And for some reason, that only made my anger burn even stronger.“Why didn’t anyone tell me that someone new was hired here?” I demanded, my voice sharp as I scanned each of their faces.“Especially you,” I added, pointing directly at the person who was most likely the acting manager. “Shouldn’t you be the first one to inform me about something like that?”“I—I thought you already knew, ma’am…since it has your parents’ signatures,” they explained nervously.I inhaled deeply, trying to steady myself, but the explanation only made everything worse. My chest tightened, and my thoughts began to spiral.Before I could say anything else, someone gently pulled me away from the scene, giving me space to breathe.“Alliyah, you’re tense. Chill,” the voice said softly.I nodded, though my breathing remained uneven. I tried to process everything all a
Married The Wrong Groom Chapter One Hundred Forty Two: Livid
Alliyah AgustinAfter we arrived at the clinic, the doctors examined her carefully and eventually handed us several prescriptions—ointments, creams, and other medications she might need for the next few days.Once everything was settled, we returned to the car. The air outside was cooler now, the sun slightly dimmer as clouds slowly gathered in the sky. I asked her to drive me to the locations of my parents’ businesses.Satana glanced at me curiously while starting the engine, clearly intrigued by the sudden request. As she drove, she began asking questions about it, and I could tell from the tone of her voice that she was genuinely impressed.“Wow, so like…your parents own the only mailing factory in this city, and they also sell parts for numerous cars?” Satana commented as she kept her eyes on the road. “Don’t you know that’s rare?”I turned to look at her intently, my brows furrowing in confusion. “My parents are the only mailing company in this city? That seems impossible.”“It i
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