All Chapters of In Love With The Wrong Man: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Chapter 31The smile of satisfaction on Liam's face made her heart break into pieces as Kate stared at him. It was obvious who was the winner and who was not in between the two of them.Tears blurred her view as she watched him chat with people she doesn't know but was sure that her mother invited to celebrate ger daughter's engagement to someone from a wealthy family.She sniffed hard to stop herself from crying especially as people were everywhere. She doesn't want to add to her embarrassment and draw unnecessary attention towards herself.Staring one last time at the people laughing and celebrating something that she doesn't want, she turned and walked away, running as fast as she could before the tears fall off her face and someone noticed her.As soon as she got to a private corner where no one could see hee, she fell to the floor and started to cry, her heart hurting at the pain her mother was lashing out on her.Reaching into her pockets, she brought out her phone and went thr

Chapter 33Kate has never been happier to see a beautiful sunrise like the one she saw when she opened her eyes, the sun streaks kissing her face.Finally, the weekend of being treated like trash and of having to live like a doll was over, it was time for jer to go back to school. School, where she would have the greatest freedom of all time, be free from the stress at home, from the pain of seeing her selfish mother and the pain of being treated like a second choice.She hurriedly got up from the bed not wanting to waste a Single minute more in this place as she rushed into the bathroom and took her bath.It was quite unusual for her to be done with her shower within five minutes but that was how quickly sbe wanted to leave the place.She got dressed as quickly as she could and arranged her bag before walking out of the room, a huge sigh of relief leaving her."What's going on? Why are you up so early?" Her mother asked as she strolled into the sitting room with her bag to see her p

By the time Kate got back to the ballet practice room, everyone was already arranging their shoes in their locker. She glanced at her watch and rolled her eyes.She was late, she missed today's practice. Sighing deeply she put on her shoes and placed a pair of earphones in her ear, practicing to the music because she didn't want to bother anyone.She can't skip ballet practice when she also skipped class today, while she was rebelling against her mother, she still couldn't bring herself to break away from the rules that she was already used to.Besides, the event of the weekend was all over her head and she desperately wanted to get it off, only dancing can take it ofg her mind. Doesn't matter what song she dances to, as long as she ends up feeling better after dancing.Some minutes later, She stopped all of a sudden and took a look at her watch before turning off the music in her ears.Her mood was a little bit lighter than it was some minutes ago and she felt better. But something

Chapter 37"And so with a ten percent point ahead of other girls and with my only flaw in dancing being the fact that I sometimes get too carried away, I'm pretty sure that I would win the competition," Grace said as they walked out of the studio.Kate rolled her eyes for the fifth time today. It was getting annoying, the fact that grace kept on repeating the fact that she would win regardless.She always wondered why Grace seemed to think that she was better than everyone else when it was obvious that she wasn't."Well, that brings everything down to you. You're the only competition left but with the way you've been distracted recently? I would surely beat your ass up in the competition.""Yeah right! There goes her over confident ass again," Kate thought to herself and rolled her eyes.She didn't want to say anything to her about the competition. It was obvious that it was all Grace could think of and while Kate hated the fact that she kept on talking about winning everyone, she

Chapter 39 The air in the dance studio was tense as the dance master’s sharp voice echoed across the room. “You’re out!” He snapped at one of the girls, who left with her head hanging low. One by one, the weaker dancers were weeded out until only three remained: Kate, Grace, and another girl, Hayley. Kate stood at the barre, her body aching from hours of practice, yet her heart raced with a mix of anticipation and dread. She glanced at Grace, who looked effortlessly composed as always, and then at Hayley, whose sly grin suggested she didn’t mind the chaos around them. When practice ended, the three girls retreated to the changing room, shedding their leotards for more comfortable outfits. The harsh fluorescent lights softened in this space, and for the first time, they felt like they could let their guards down. “Finally,” Grace said, breaking the silence. “I was starting to think this practice would never end. Can you imagine how ridiculous the others must feel, being cut lik