Lahat ng Kabanata ng Love Beyond The Contract: Kabanata 41 - Kabanata 50

Evelyn's POV“I'm sorry Evie. I didn't mean to make you feel sad. It just happened that way. I didn't do anything to her. Please listen to me. Evie please!” Liam ranted on and on, each sentence getting me more furious than the last.“Oh please! Hold it there! Why did you let her into your office if you said so? Why are you always being a jerk?” I finally spoke, rage burning within me. I flipped some strands of my hair backwards, tugging it gently behind my ear so I could look Liam in the face while he half stuttered. Every ounce of confidence drained off his face completely. I couldn't tell whether it was actually true what he was saying, or otherwise since his facial expression didn't seem reliable.“I’m sorry, Evie. She came in unannounced. She pretended to be a business associate to the receptionist to have her way through to my office. Had I known I'd have sent her away immediately. I'm sorry,” he further pleaded, peering into my face searchingly.“You've always been sorry. You'v

“I'm sincerely sorry, Evie, for leaving you behind. I had an urgent call from Mr Fred and had to leave for his company as soon as possible,” Liam apologized with a confident look on his face, as though justifying his actions.I was more than tired of having him treat me however he liked, only to come back moments later to apologize, so I ignored him. Not sparing him a second glance, I turned to face the wall, wishing he'd just leave the same way he came in. I didn't hate him. I only hated how he behaved, how haughtily he did his things, not minding that I felt hurt along the way. The new doctor at the hospital had told me earlier that I was involved in an accident two days ago and I was lucky to be brought in here on time. He said I had lost so much blood and almost lost my life in the process, but a stranger volunteered to offer his blood, which had already been transfused into my system and that I'd be fine.“Evie, you got me right? Why are you not saying anything?” He continued,

“Olivia!” I yelled in both shock and consternation.Olivia turned to meet my gaze, her face glistening with a smile. Everything about her looked scintillating. Her golden coloured form-fitting dress glowed with shiny finishing draped all over and matched with the colour of her well-toned skin, one would think it was a second skin from a distance. It accentuated her unignorable curves. She wore a golden necklace and a bracelet that glittered as though to show its classiness. She trudged closer to where I stood astounded, catwalking elegantly as though to prove her mastery of modelling skills.“Why are you here again? Last I checked the deal was cancelled. What the hell is wrong with you?”“Excuse me!” She mustered as much sarcasm from those words as she could and blinked intimidatingly. “I’m only here to save your ass out by volunteering to represent your company. You should learn to be polite sometimes.”I was taken aback by her mean words. She was right. She's only here to help my c

Lisa's POVMy head felt heavy, heavier than usual as I got up from bed. I rubbed my fingers on my slightly protruding tummy to ease the pain I felt from it. It churned severely like a grinding stone and didn't stop, despite how soothing I ran my fingers on it. I felt a little nauseated. As I stood up from bed and scurried into the bathroom, my legs felt heavy just as my head did. It wasn't normal, I knew it. Something was definitely wrong with me. I've never felt this terrible all my life.As soon as I got into the bathroom, I balanced my arms on both sides tightly, while I lowered my head, letting my vomit pour into the sink. I felt an intensifying splitting headache with every wave of forceful vomit I let out.Mum pushed the door open and rushed in to my rescue. She dashed into the bathroom, trembling frantically in panic.“Are you okay? What's wrong with you, my child?” She quivered, stomping her feet wildly on the tiled bathroom floor.I didn't say anything, even after I noticed

“Take me out of here, please!” Dad finally mumbled, writhing in pain.The stoic-faced man kicking at him gritted his teeth as he shut me a deadly glare. I froze at the spot.“He's your dad, huh?” He grunted, his gaze narrowed at me.“Y…Yes sir. Please have mercy,” I quivered. “What did he do to you please?”“Lisa, let's get out of this place at once!” Dad's voice interrupted unexpectedly.“Shut up!” The well-built man thundered, posing his clenched fist at Dad's face. My heart flew away, wishing dad we'll survive that hard hit, but luckily the man didn't go further with it. Dad's face bore more than enough bruises already.“How dare you talk while I'm talking? Are you out of your senses? You want me to waste you?” His hoarse voice caused Dad to tramble.“S…Sorry sir. I won't do that again. I promise,” Dad fumbled pathetically, shuddering like a rain drenched chick.“Please spare him. Please have mercy, sir,” I pleaded on his behalf, dropping down to my wobbly knees.The tough man gr