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Chapter Sixty-One : Begging for mercy

Penulis: Nathy Fiverr
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The next morning, the mansion felt different. The air was heavy, thick with unspoken words and an oppressive silence. Lorenzo was gone. His usual early morning presence, the faint scent of his coffee, the distant sound of his voice on the phone—all absent. Anita, her eyes downcast, brought her a tray of untouched breakfast.

“Signora,” Anita murmured, her voice barely a whisper, “the Signore… he left early. He instructed me to tell you that a car will be ready for you by noon. Flora called, we should be heading to the studio very soon, some perfumes needs to be completed."

Natalie stared at the perfectly arranged pastries, the fresh fruit, the steaming coffee. It all felt like a cruel mockery. “A car?” she asked, her voice hoarse, still raw from the night’s tears.

Anita nodded, her gaze flickering to Natalie’s face, then quickly away. “For your… departure, Signora. He says you can stay at the penthouse until you find your footing."

Departure. It was happening. He wasn’t blu
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  • The Devil Who Bought Me    Chapter Sixty-One : Begging for mercy

    The next morning, the mansion felt different. The air was heavy, thick with unspoken words and an oppressive silence. Lorenzo was gone. His usual early morning presence, the faint scent of his coffee, the distant sound of his voice on the phone—all absent. Anita, her eyes downcast, brought her a tray of untouched breakfast. “Signora,” Anita murmured, her voice barely a whisper, “the Signore… he left early. He instructed me to tell you that a car will be ready for you by noon. Flora called, we should be heading to the studio very soon, some perfumes needs to be completed." Natalie stared at the perfectly arranged pastries, the fresh fruit, the steaming coffee. It all felt like a cruel mockery. “A car?” she asked, her voice hoarse, still raw from the night’s tears. Anita nodded, her gaze flickering to Natalie’s face, then quickly away. “For your… departure, Signora. He says you can stay at the penthouse until you find your footing." Departure. It was happening. He wasn’t blu

  • The Devil Who Bought Me    Chapter Sixty : The Separation

    His jaw tightened, a muscle clenching beneath his skin. “Grateful?” He scoffed, the sound sharp and disbelieving. “No, Natalie. I expected loyalty. I expected… something. Not this.” He gestured vaguely to the flash drive, the room, her. “Not this constant scheming, this relentless pursuit of my downfall.” “Your downfall?” She laughed, a brittle, humorless sound. “You’re the one who dragged me into this hell! You’re the one who keeps me prisoner!” “Prisoner?” He stepped back, his voice now laced with ice. “You have the run of this mansion. You dine at my table. You wear my clothes, sleep in my bed. You want for nothing. Hell I even let you run your own business, you have Rebecca. You have your own life! Is that imprisonment, Natalie? Or do you see it as a gilded cage you’re determined to dismantle?” “It’s a cage nonetheless!” she retorted, her eyes flashing. “And I will not be a bird in it. Not for you, not for anyone.” He stared at her, his expression unreadable, a silent bat

  • The Devil Who Bought Me    Chapter Fifty-Nine : Seeds Of betrayal

    The chill of the marble floor seeped through Natalie’s silk slippers as she moved through the darkened halls. Moonlight, thin and silver, sliced through the tall archways, painting stark shadows that danced with her every step. The mansion, usually a hive of quiet activity, now held its breath, a vast, opulent tomb. She clutched a small, leather-bound notebook, its pages filled with the meticulous script of Anita’s observations, Lucian’s whispered hints, and Isabella's unwitting revelations. Every detail, every overheard conversation, every seemingly innocuous fact about Lorenzo’s empire, she had committed to paper, a weapon forged in secret. Her destination: Lorenzo’s private study. Isabella had whispered so obviously about the room and how it held all the family secrets. "That room is timeless, You don't need to ask random people questions. All your answers were there." she has said. How she knew, Natalie couldn't fathom, Given that she had come to stay with her in the de Luca

  • The Devil Who Bought Me    Chapter Fifty-eight : Blurred lines

    The attack, though repelled, left an unsettling residue. Lorenzo tightened security, his movements more watchful, his gaze more intense. He still pursued the truth of Marco’s death, still pressed Natalie for memories, but there was a subtle shift in his approach. The urgency was still there, but now laced with a protective edge she hadn’t seen before. He invited her to join him for dinner in his private study that evening, a rare intimacy. The room, usually reserved for his solitary work, felt different, softer, with the low glow of a fire in the hearth. “Viktor Roman won’t give up easily,” Lorenzo stated, swirling the amber liquid in his glass. “He’s desperate. Losing you, losing the Grimaldi assets, it’s a significant blow to his standing with Gideon. And with Esmeralda.”"Grimaldi assets? what is his stake there? why is he interested in that too? " she asked.Lorenzo sighed. "your uncle is deep in debt to Viktor, that's why he needed your parents fortune, that's why he kille

  • The Devil Who Bought Me    Chapter Fifty-Seven : His Queen

    One afternoon, a frantic call from Flora shattered the fragile peace of the De Luca estate. “Signore! There’s… there’s been an incident at the south gate!” Flora’s voice was breathless, laced with panic. “A convoy… armed men… they’re demanding to speak with the Signora!” Lorenzo’s blood ran cold. *Armed men*. His mind immediately went to Viktor Roman, to Esmeralda, to Gideon. They were making their move. He found Natalie in the library, still surrounded by documents, her brow furrowed in concentration. “Natalie,” he said, his voice clipped, urgent. “We have company.” She looked up, her eyes wide, sensing the shift in his demeanor. “What is it?” “Viktor Roman,” he stated, his jaw tight. “He’s here. And he’s not alone.” Before she could react, a loud crash reverberated through the house, followed by the splintering sound of wood. The south gate had been breached. The air crackled with a sudden, terrifying tension. Lorenzo moved with practiced speed, pulling a sleek, black

  • The Devil Who Bought Me    Chapter Fifty-six: A dive into the past

    He left her then, leaving her alone with the ghosts of her past, the weight of his accusations, and the terrifying realization that her entire life had been built on a foundation of lies. Her uncle, a monster. Her parents, victims of his greed. And she, an unwitting key to unlocking a truth that could destroy them all. Driven by a desperate need for answers, Natalie began her own investigation. She used the resources of the De Luca household, subtly at first, then with increasing boldness. Flora, her assistant, a quiet woman with eyes that missed nothing, became her unwitting accomplice. “Flora,” Natalie began one morning, while at the studio trying to create another scent, feigning a casual curiosity, “I’ve been trying to organize some of Lorenzo’s old documents. He mentioned something about a shipping manifest from… 15 years ago? The night of the Grimaldi, my family's fire. Do you think you could locate it? It happend the day my parents died in a car accident." Flora, ever ef

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