Todos os capítulos de My Contract Husband Is The Enemy: Capítulo 71 - Capítulo 80

Liam’s POV I squinted my eyes shut as the blinding morning sun pierced into my room. “Rise and shine, sleepyhead,” a voice sang out, followed by the sound of curtains dragging open and ushering in even more light. A lazy smile tugged at the corner of my lips as I murmured the name under my breath. “Aliya.” “Your Snow White already left. It’s just me—Brooke,” she added, now standing over me. I blinked until my vision cleared, and there she was, arms crossed tightly, wearing an expression I couldn’t quite place. Rubbing the remnants of sleep from my eyes, I pushed myself up to sit against the headboard. “Where’s Aliya?” I asked, my voice rough with sleep. “She left, like I just said,” Brooke answered coolly, her tone laced with venom. My brain finally booted up, and I kicked the covers off, rising to my feet, still in the tux from last night. Last night—God, it had been the most incredible night I’d experienced in what felt like forever. Seeing her again, the woman

Aliya’s POV The house was swamped with officers and a group of medics attending to Liam’s wounds. I still clutch the note that had been left on the box tightly, unable to bring myself to look at it because of how fast my heart spiraled. Everything happened so suddenly, and if Liam had left like I told him to, I would have been dead. Now that brings me to my question. Who did this? Did he? My brows furrowed as I stared at him while the nurses wrapped a bandage around his hand. I turned to the left where Wellington was speaking with the police officers. He had rushed back here immediately after the explosion—at least, that’s what he said—but the way he explained it sounded suspicious. Could it be that he did it? My head was a mess, and suddenly everyone had become a suspect to me. Maybe my dad ordered this, or maybe his lapdog of a daughter, Camille. I didn’t fully trust Nala yet, but I knew she wasn’t dumb enough to want to murder me. She’d lose everything if tha

Aliya’s POV I moved down the old wet road toward an abandoned warehouse, hoping to finally find the answers to the questions that had haunted me since Mum died. Could this be a trap? Yes, it could—but I had prepared myself thoroughly. Nothing was going to surprise me anymore. The worst had passed, and now I just wanted to give everyone who had played me for a fool a piece of my mind—and then live in peace. I hadn’t told Wellington about my meeting with William today. For some reason, since the explosion yesterday, I’d felt a strange unease about his presence around me. I couldn’t trust anyone so much anymore—at least, not until the whole truth finally came to light. It had rained heavily the night before, leaving everything drenched and slick. My mind wandered off to the warmth I felt when Liam’s lips touched mine again after months and it seemed I had walked barefoot on clouds for that brief moment. I definitely shouldn’t have felt that way; nothing should have happened.

Liam’s POV Fuck me for thinking a kiss would be enough to win her back. Maybe if we’d had sex, she’d still be in my arms right now. She would’ve remembered what it felt like when all we did—day and night—was fuck and cum until we couldn’t anymore. My little dove wasn’t so little now. She had a will of her own, and it felt like it’d take forever to fully pull her back into my life. Those lips I hadn’t tasted in months… yesterday, I felt them again, if only for a heartbeat. It didn’t last, but I swear, I’d trade every damn cent I own for just one more kiss. Aliya had asked me to leave. I know she’s playing hard to get, but if I can walk around with a life threatening disease rotting inside me and still manage to keep my head up, then breaking down the walls she’s built shouldn’t be impossible. Firstly I was going to prove to her that Brooke had nothing to do with the explosion at her place yesterday. I know my sister. She’s crazy, sure—but she’s not a killer. And she’d n

Aliya’s POVThings were finally starting to fall into place, and it was all thanks to William’s confession.Nothing could have prepared me for what I heard that day, and even now—a full day later, I was still stunned at the monster I’d been cursed with as a father.After William decided to help me follow up on the case as his way of making amends for staying silent in the past, I wasted no time filing a case against my own father.He’d been arrested, but now he was out on bail, waiting for trial. Every piece of evidence mattered now because deep inside, I knew this wasn’t going to be an easy fight.My strongest weapon was William, and Vinichi had no idea the man he once tried to kill was still alive. Now I was scouring through her diary, searching for any hint that my mother had been in an unhealthy marriage and that he was the reason for her untimely death.Wellington and I had been sitting in my living room, going page by page, searching for hidden clues that might not even exist, b