บททั้งหมดของ My Possessive Master: บทที่ 181 - บทที่ 190

Inside of a broad abandoned factory, Thea built a comfortable room where she could rest peacefully away from her men. She wasted thousands of money to make her plans a success. In a middle of her sleep, she woke up from a loud noise coming from the outside. She annoyingly stood and went straight to where Dianna was.“Damn it! They’re so noisy and annoying.” Thea mumbled as she covered herself with a coat.The weather has dropped drastically which caused the cold ambiance all over the place. From a distance, Thea saw one of her men sitting in front of Dianna while holding a plate. She didn’t tell anyone to give food to her. By then, she quickly went closer and spoke from behind.“Who tried to feed Dianna, huh?” Everyone suddenly stopped from drinking and laughing. They magically turned into a statue that couldn’t move and talk. However, their silence didn’t stop Thea from being angry.“Show yourself before I’ll kill each of you tonight!”At that moment, Dianna stared at the man w

Life was such a beautiful gift for everyone. Some might see it as curse, but some seen it as miracle. Since Dianna rushed into the hospital that moment, the doctors knew she would never survive the gunshot. However, Klaud didn’t give up. He told them to give their best just to save Dianna. The operation lasted for two hours. The retained bullet embedded in the posterior superior glenoid caused a fatal injury. Considering the gunshot wound, the doctor performed shoulder arthroscopy to retrieve the bullet. It was a successful operation, but Dianna didn’t wake up after two weeks. Because of her condition, Klaud decided to see the doctor and ask what was going on. He has been looking for her, and he lost some weight too. “What is going on, Dr. Talick? Why she’s still unconscious?” Klaud looked intently into the doctor’s eyes. He wanted a straightforward explanation, but it seemed like no one could do it. Dr. Talick gasped and took a brown envelope from his desk. He wanted to tell

As soon as the call ended, Klaud rushed back to the hospital without knowing his parents already saw Kalex.He didn’t want them to meet the little man while Dianna was fighting for her life. It wasn’t the perfect timing to introduce themselves, knowing the pain and loneliness. However, his eagerness disappeared when he was stuck in the meddle of a long traffic. Klaud suddenly hit the steering wheel and cursed into the wind. “Damn it! I should have walked instead,” he murmured and looked around the street. Excitement slowly vanished from his face. Anger and disappointments had replaced it abruptly. All of a sudden, he received another call from Dianne. Without any thought, Klaud picked up the phone and asked about Dianna. He said, “How’s Dianna? Can I talk to her?” “She’s fine, but the doctor said it would be best if she takes rest for now. She’s breathing on her own and Dr. Talick told us not to worry anymore.” Dianne said. Through her soft voice, Klaud knew for sure that fi

Inside of a well-ventilated room, Dianna looked at a woman who almost took her happiness and life. Her heart stopped beating as she remembered that cruel day. However, she tried her best to calm down. Screaming and blaming Thea would never bring back the things that already happened. When she decided to visit her, Dianna promised not to be cruel like what she did. She thought forgiving Thea would be the best thing to do to move on and start a new journey. Leaving the negative things behind, Dianna believed it would be easy for her to be happy. Once she forgives Thea, her heart and soul would be at peace. “Why are you here? Are you happy that I was caught, huh?”Thea didn’t change at all. Instead of being humble and asked for forgiveness, she remained strong and firm. She knew Dianna was a kind woman. But she didn’t want to apologize no matter what happened. “You didn’t change at all,” said Dianna. Her eyes were filled with sadness, wondering what truly happened to Thea. “I cam

After at Cielo’s sophisticated boutique, the couple decided to look for the perfect reception. Klaud wanted the best for their wedding. He asked Dianna about the reception she wanted. “About the reception, what do you want about it?” Dianna smiled. Since she was a kid, she dreamed of a forest themed reception. Where different flowers scattered through out the place with alive butterflies. It was one of the best things she dreamed before. She said, “To be honest, I truly want a forest themed reception with flowers all over the place. Then I want butterflies flying around us.” “All right. Then we will go with that,” said Klaud as he tried to think of a better place as their reception. “By the way, how many people will attend that day?” Dianna asked, thinking it should be maximized to fifty persons only. Klaud said, “Thousands of guests, I guess.” Shocked and confused, Dianna narrowed her eyes. She didn’t want it to be that fancy, but Klaud wanted the other way around. To clear