บททั้งหมดของ The Contract Bride: Falling For Fury : บทที่ 51 - บทที่ 60

Ciara ran as fast as her legs could carry her without even looking back. She was afraid that if she did, she might find Samuel Fury right behind her.All the times she had made an escape, he had always found her somehow, but this time around, until she got what she wanted, she could not afford to be found. While Samuel was out, she had been thinking about how to get out of the penthouse again knowing that Samuel would never let her leave willingly. He had also refused to give her any money, and Ciara was broke.Ciara had done what she needed to do.She had searched through Samuel’s unlocked room, luckily for her, and had found some money in his drawer. Ciara had never taken what does not belong to her, but it was essential that she took the money, because she had expressly asked Samuel for money, and he declined even though he knew full well that he owed her some money.So Ciara took the money as part of hers. Whenever Samuel decided to pay her what he owed her, she would refund it. T

Ciara was woken up when the train stopped. Tired and exhausted, and certain that she wasn’t being followed anymore, she had fallen into a deep restless sleep. As usual, she had dreamt about being mercilessly tormented by the two inmates, and there was no one to rescue her. In fact, this time around, they had taunted her that Aunt Mary had died, and there was no Samuel Fury coming to save her from their torture; as Aunt Mary was dead now, Samuel Fury had abandoned her to their torture.Ciara had wanted to wake up badly, but she could not even though she struggled to. Then they also threatened to rip her stomach open and bring out her baby. Ciara had begged and cried, but they had refused. Again, she had seen the knife in their hands when the train stopped and Ciara was forced to wake up. The passenger sitting close to Ciara, a middle-aged man stared at Ciara weirdly, and she knew at once that she probably had been acting funny as she slept.“Rough sleep?” He asked.Ciara nodded and go

Samuel drove to the main house in a mad rush. His mother’s call had turned his world upside down, and as Samuel raced through the traffic and past other cars, he worried if something terrible hadn’t happened. His mother rarely placed a distress call to him. In fact, she has never placed such a call to him, and she sounded really weak and frantic over the phone. Samuel decided that driving himself to the main house would be better.And hopefully, he would be able to evade the cops. Samuel really did not fancy staying in the main house, because it brought a whole of ugly memories to him; memories that he would want to keep buried for the rest of his life, but his mother had insisted on staying there after she was released and discharged from the hospital. According to her, she had wanted to feel the warmth of a home before dying. Samuel was more than willing and capable to rent her the most luxurious apartment the city could find, but none of that would make his mother feel more at hom

Ciara had to wait for Johnway to round off for the night after what he gave her, and it stretched into the night. Johnway had suggested that Ciara go to his house and rest for a while, but Ciara refused. She did not want to risk leaving and not getting the full details, because even the file was not giving her all the answers she needed. Just as she had suspected that something had gone down with her mother, some evidences were popping out.“Here,” Johnway had scribbled down his house address and given it to Ciara. “I have a spacious apartment and some leftover food in my fridge. Why don’t you go over, eat and get some rest, then when I get home, we can talk,” Johnway had directed. “It seems I am going to take longer than necessary here,” he said.Ciara had put the address in her backpack and said, “No, I will wait for you,” she had insisted.Another man had come in a few minutes later, and from their discussion, Ciara got to know that his name was Martin, and he also worked there.“H

Samuel held his mother’s weak hand tightly, but also tenderly at the same time as the doctor examined her.After what she had told him, his mother had slipped into unconsciousness. Samuel had quickly called his doctor and asked him to come over to the house for a medical examination. With his mother’s condition, there was no way he could comfortably transport her to the hospital, or maybe Samuel’s fear was that she would die before he even reached the hospital. Samuel continued checking her pulse to ensure that she was still breathing every second before the doctor arrived.“Should we take her upstairs to her room?” Samuel had asked immediately the doctor stepped into the main house.“She has been lying here, hasn’t she?” the doctor asked.“Yes, I did not want to lift her up and get something wrong in her system by doing so, so I just left her here to rest while waiting for you,” Samuel explained.“Then I will examine her here first and see what is wrong,” The doctor informed Samuel.