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Natalie’s POV I felt like I was having difficulty understanding what was happening right now. With a frown, I stammered, “Wh... What do you mean?” He smiled patiently and replied apologetically, “I’m sorry, Natalie. I should have told you earlier.” “My father is alive? Where is he? Where does he live?” Questions flooded my mind like a rushing river. I knew nothing about him. Mum had never mentioned him, and on the rare occasions she did, it was only after I insisted and cried for her to tell me. All she would say was that he wasn’t a good man, not someone I should be proud to know, and that he didn’t deserve me. He didn’t even know I existed! “Yes, he is. But he’s living in an addiction treatment clinic. He married once after your mother left him, but his second wife left him for the same reason—his addiction,” he mumbled, sadness written all over his face. I opened my mouth slightly, trying to process the heavy information I had just learned. From the corner of my eye, I saw

Natalie’s POV I wasn’t ready. Suddenly, I realized I didn’t want to do this. I couldn’t. I stared at him wide-eyed as he waited for me to move or do something. The atmosphere in the room was heavy, thick with desperation. “Raf!” This was the tenth time I had called him, but he didn’t respond, as if he were in another world, unable to hear me. “Raf! Stand up, please!” All he replied was, “I’m ready for my punishment, ma’am.” “What punishment, for God’s sake?!” The silence continued, making the tension even worse. I gulped, feeling incredibly hesitant. Why had I even asked him to do this? Yes, I wanted to have more control in our relationship, but not like this! But what if I made him understand how I felt during our intimate moments by treating him the way he treated me, just this once? A wicked thought flashed through my mind. However, no matter how many times I called him, he didn’t move. He remained in the same position. My eyes fell on the whip. I picked it up wit

Natalie’s POV My heart raced uncontrollably inside my chest, as though it might burst through my ribs. All his words and actions had shown me that he loved me, but I needed to hear it from his own lips. I needed to hear it to believe it. I didn't want to keep living in a delusion. But it seemed too good to be true. All my dreams shattered before my eyes when he said sharply, “I told you from the beginning, Nat. I don’t believe in something called love.” Against my will, my eyes welled with hot tears. I lowered my head so he wouldn't see my misery. He gently lifted my chin and spoke in a softer tone, a faint smile touching his lips. “Natalie, I’m an impatient man. Don’t be fooled by the polished image I show the world. Inside, I’m a distorted person. If a mother doesn’t love her own son and sees him as an obstacle to her success, how could that child grow up knowing how to give love?” “But I loved you. I still love you,” I said desperately, tears streaming down my face. I had nev

Once I got back to the office, Rosalinda ran up to me, exclaiming, “Miss Natalie, the CEO almost demolished the company over our heads.” Her voice was shaking. “Why? What happened?” I asked, confused. “He was looking for you. He tried calling you, but your phone was off. He called the office almost every three minutes,” she said. Then the office phone rang. Horrified, she picked up the handset and answered in a shaky voice, “Hello, this is The Rela—” A growl loud enough for me to hear cut her off. She looked at me and said, “Yes, sir. She’s here.” Then she handed me the receiver as if it were a piece of hell. “Where the fuck have you been, and why was your damn phone off?” he roared through the phone, forcing me to pull it slightly away from my ear. Without waiting for my reply, he ordered, “Come to my office. NOW!” Then he hung up. I blinked, staring at the handset in my hand. “What’s wrong with him?” I wondered. With a faint smile, Rosalinda took the handset from me and mo

Rafael’s POV Two days had passed since the last time I had seen Natalie. I hadn’t gone home even once. I had to find the schemers who were trying to set her up. My men and I had spent day and night searching for evidence. I didn’t have much time left. The shipment would soon arrive at the port, and once it did, the investigation would become official. All fingers pointed to her, and I was starting to believe them. Even her signature was on one of the invoices. My father had given her considerable authority within the company, powers I had never taken away from her. But why would she do something like this? I remembered her asking me for the five billion. The amount was enormous, but at the time, I hadn’t cared. I thought she simply wanted to secure her future. Suddenly, a thought crossed my mind. I grabbed my phone from the table and called the bank. “This is Rafael Merrin. I transferred a large amount of money to an account under the name Natalie Steel. Can you check whether