All Chapters of His Innocent Sera: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

He let out an animalistic growl before pushing in. She whimpered, arching upward, feeling his manhood filling her up. The pain was sharp, shooting up her center, radiating outward to every nervecell. The coarse buttons of his shirt rubbed against her sensitive breasts, intensified her torment. Tears welled up in her eyes, deepening her allure. Nate looked down where their roots were merging into one. It was a vision that ignited every nerve in his body. He withdrew slightly to peneterate deeper. The girl stilled for a moment before letting out a shriek as he reentered her with a deep thrust. He caged her under him by holding her trembling hands and fucked her relentlessly. The woman rocked to the vigorous rythm of his thrusts, sweat oozed from her every pore. He watched her in a mixture of anger and enchantment. His shoves became fierce, driving deep into her. Before she knew it she came against him. The long years of abstinance weighed heavily down on him and he found himself relea

"We don't have any lead, I know that already. That's why I've picked you for the job. Find him, by any means necessary," Nate instructed the detective over the phone. "I'll do my best, sir. You won't be disappointed," the detective answered."You’ve got six months. You report to me, and I expect updates on every development, no matter how small," Nate remarked."I'll keep you updated," the man on the other side assured. After the conversation with the detective, Nate hung up. He understood the complexity and challenges. Finding Dyson after nine long years was nearly impossible. However, Nickaulas had spoken highly of the detective, so he decided to give him a chance. Of course, he didn't tell him the reason. He had just ended the call when his PA stepped in with the news of Gloria's arrival. Nate told him to bring her inside. A few moments later, Gloria showed up. She was donning a white crop blouse and a denim skirt. A spark lit her eyes as soon as they rested on him. She took

Perched on the balcony, she watched flocks of birds emerging from the woods and soaring into the sky. A soft mewl snatched her attention. Puzzled, she turned her head only to find a cute cat standing in the doorway crack, shifting on her paws either in nervousness or excitement. Sera recognised her immediately. "Snowey," Sera exclaimed, half in surprise, half in joy. A grin spread across her face as she opened her arms. The cat needed only that to leap forward and land straight in her lap. Sera giggled at her nervousness. "Look at you. You are all grown-up now," Sera cooed before lifting and kissing her face. Her eyes moistened as tender emotions overwhelmed her fragile heart. "I am sorry. I left you..Mamma is so selfish," she whispered, tears sliding down her cheeks. The guilt of leaving her behind was always there. Snowy stuck out her tongue and licked the tears from her face. Sera smiled, touched by her gesture. Her Snow White had grown into a gentle soul. She threw her head

"Your doubts were not baseless. Romeo seems to be engaged in some shady business," Dave told him. Nate wasn't surprised, he already knew that. Romeo was pulling off something sketchy in the shadows. "Any intel?" Nate questioned. His men were already on the ground, digging deeper. It might or might not concern him, but he preferred to be a know-it-all rather than an ignorant fool. "In the last month, about 350 deaths occurred in the hospital he owns. Interestingly, about 300 of them were beggars, orphans, basically without family. And they all died of cardiac arrest. All of them," Dave pointed out, emphasizing the last part. Nate leaned back in his chair, a pensive shadow crossing his face. The piece of information was indeed something to chew on. No beggar or orphan can afford treatment in a hospital that charges exorbitantly, nor was Romeo a do-gooder, so it was clear they were brought into the hospital. Probably dead. The victims were all without kin, which means Romeo didn'

As the star crossed the sky, Sera closed her eyes and whispered a quiet prayer. She wished for her brother's well-being. "Of course, you believe in praying to stars. So predictable," Nate remarked, leaning against the doorframe, hands in pockets, eyes soft with amusement. Sera's gaze lingered on him briefly before drifting back towards the inked sky. He pushed off the frame with ease and strolled inside. Sera stiffened, casting a wary glance at him from the corner of her eye as he came to stand beside her.He looked up into the sky and asked, "You really think those flaming rocks are magical?" His voice held curiosity, no mockery. For a moment, she said nothing"I believe the universe listens," she said softly, eyes on one twinkling star. "Not to the word, but the intent and energy behind them." Maybe falling stars weren't magical, but just a reminder to put it all out and trust that the universe is listening. Nate, who had already shifted with his side resting against the railin