Semua Bab The Reason for His Hatred MY MISCARRIAGE: Bab 31 - Bab 40

PresentDominic approached Valerie's room with measured steps, his footsteps echoing softly down the corridor. Arthur, seated on a nearby bench, rose as Dominic neared. His expression betrayed a deep sadness, a reflection of the turmoil brewing within. Dominic's gaze met Arthur's, but he remained silent, his eyes conveying a mix of emotions. With a subtle nod, Dominic entered Valerie's room, leaving Arthur standing vigil outside.Valerie lay serenely on the bed, her slender form enveloped in a tranquil slumber. Dominic's eyes lingered on her peaceful face, memories flooding his mind. He recalled the vibrant laughter, the infectious smile, and the effortless charm that once radiated from her. Valerie's innocence had transformed his world, softening the hardened edges of those accustomed to violence.Dominic's fingers intertwined with Valerie's, his touch gentle. His voice barely above a whisper, he poured out his heart."Valerie, my love, I'm consumed by regret. I failed to protect you

PresentValerie's anguished mind replayed the traumatic events that led her to this breaking point. She stood amidst the ravaged room, her anger and frustration still simmering."Why must I suffer?" Valerie lamented, tears streaming. "I don't deserve this. Death would be a welcome escape."She clutched a shattered glass fragment, resolve etched on her face, and stepped into the bathroom. Today, she would free herself from this endless agony.Valerie raised the glass shard, poised to end her suffering. Trembling hands faltered, memories of her mother's last words echoing:"Fight for yourself, Valerie. You're not weak."Valerie's gaze fell upon her reflection. "Mother, you taught me strength, yet succumbed to despair. I won't surrender."Dominic's cruel actions flooded her mind, triggering haunting screams. Valerie covered her ears, but the echoes persisted.Stumbling out, she slumped against a wall, visions of happier times with Alastair flickering:Alastair's gentle kiss on her forehe

PresentValerie stood frozen, gazing through the hospital room's glass window, witnessing Dominic's army surrounding the building. Once intended to protect her, their presence now suffocated her. The irony twisted in her chest like a knife.She yearned to shatter the glass, escape the toxic world Dominic constructed around her. Valerie's priorities shifted; self-preservation eclipsed loyalty. Tears pricked her eyes as desperation consumed her.A solitary tear escaped, rolling down her cheek. Valerie's thoughts darkened, hatred simmering against Dominic. His grip choked her, draining life's vibrancy.Bitterness crept in, directed toward Arthur. Memories of childhood promises echoed. He vowed protection but failed. Abandonment scarred Valerie."Why, Arthur?" Valerie whispered, anguish etched on her face.Their childhood bond frayed, weakened by unfulfilled promises. Dominic's manipulation exploited Valerie's vulnerability.Valerie's resolve hardened. Escape became imperative."No more,"

PresentDominic strolled through the hospital corridors, Valerie's favorite food in hand, purchased from her beloved restaurant. His thoughts were preoccupied with the anticipation of seeing her, of bringing a smile to her face. As he approached her hospital room, his guard halted him."Sir, I need to inform you that a nurse just administered a sedative injection to the patient. She's sleeping," the guard said, his voice low and cautious.Dominic's expression turned stern, but he remained resolute. "I still want to see her. I'll check on her myself. You men, stay out here."With a nod, the guards stepped aside, allowing Dominic to enter the room. As he walked in, he noticed Valerie lying under a blanket, her face covered. Assuming she was sleeping, Dominic decided not to disturb her. He gently placed her exposed hand under the blanket, ensuring she was properly covered.However, as he turned to leave, a nagging thought resurfaced. He recalled Valerie's bruised hands, a result of his o

PresentThe woman's hands gripped the steering wheel with a fierce determination, her eyes fixed on the road ahead as she drove nonstop, the silence between her and Valerie growing thicker with each passing mile. Valerie sat beside her, her face pale and worried, her mind racing with questions about where they were headed and who this woman really was.As the hours ticked by, Valerie's anxiety reached a boiling point, and she finally spoke up, her voice shaking with a mix of fear and desperation. "Please, stop the car," she begged, her hands grasping the door handle as if ready to make a desperate leap. "I'll go myself; I don't need your help."The woman remained silent, her expression unreadable, her eyes fixed on the road ahead. Valerie's pleas fell on deaf ears, and she repeated her request, her voice growing louder and more urgent."I'm not that nurse you're looking for," Valerie said, her voice firm but shaking. "I was just hiding from someone; that's why I wore this nurse's unif