All Chapters of The Imposter Wife and the Dark Magnate.: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Cap. 50: What if I take the medicine?"Yes, supposedly, if he's showing affection for you in this situation, it's because it must be his inner desire, since Andrews is always wearing a personality that isn't his own." He paused, then added gently, "I know you're lost right now, but maybe... maybe it will all make more sense when he starts treatment and feels safe enough to trust you."I stayed silent, my mind filled with unanswered questions. I was distant, but at the same time, something inside me started to give way. How could I hate Andrews now? How could I turn away from him, knowing how much he was suffering? But at the same time, I thought I should just run away from here and move on with my life, even if bound by a meaningless contract."Wait! There's still something I want to know!" I asked, as we made our way toward the exit."What?""What did Janete do that was so terrible that it drove Andrews to rock bottom?"He walked closer to me, keeping his hands in his pockets,

Chapter 52: Between Debts and Feelings"Exactly, there are no feelings between us. Wasn’t I just arguing about this?" he asked coldly, showing no emotion.Aurora lowered her head, and then began to cry silently."Then why did you kiss me...?" she sobbed, and he laughed, bewildered."You must have really stolen my medication. Don’t do that again, or you’ll harm yourself!" he warned.Her legs buckled, and he caught her before she fell."Aurora..." he whispered, his voice faltering.He approached her and, unsure of what to do, guided her back to the bed. He laid her down carefully, his eyes watching every detail of her.She closed her eyes, finally surrendering to sleep.He wrapped her up in the duvet as she shivered from the cold, her teeth chattering. He moved toward the door but suddenly hesitated. He looked at her, clenched his fists, and closed his eyes, disapproving of his actions at that moment.Then, he grabbed the hairdryer, turned it on, and began drying Aurora's hair

Chapter 54: Invisible in His CarAfter examining Aurora, the professional did exactly as Rodrigo requested and then left, unable to look Andrews in the eye with the same confidence. As soon as the door closed, Andrews crossed his arms and shot Rodrigo a cold look.“I’m getting a new doctor,” he announced, casting a quick glance at Aurora, who was now sleeping peacefully.Rodrigo raised his eyebrows, surprised.“Why?”Andrews narrowed his eyes.“Because you used him to lie.”“What do you mean?” Rodrigo frowned.“I already knew she was like this because of my medication,” Andrews said bluntly. “Still, I needed a serious diagnosis. What if she had a seizure? Did you even think about the consequences of your little game? Would you have taken responsibility for that?”Andrews’ sharp tone made Rodrigo swallow hard. He was clearly angry.“I’m sorry,” Rodrigo sighed. “I just wanted to protect her by making you feel guilty. But in a way, it wasn’t a lie. You neglect her when you shou

Chapter 56: A Man Addicted to WinningDonovan had sent a photo of a contract being signed, accompanied by a short and direct message:“Fifty percent of everything is yours now. Kenner is already being taken home.”Andrews looked up at Aurora, a defiant glint in his eyes.“Are you going to turn me in?”She opened her mouth but blushed and looked away.“Actually...” she bit her lip, hesitant. “When I saw you dealing with Kenner, I was scared you were going to torture me too.”Andrews blinked, surprised.“What?!”“Well... you seemed pretty determined to make that businessman suffer.”He crossed his arms, staring at her with a mix of disdain and disbelief.“You really think I’d torture an influential shareholder? Do you think I need to?”Aurora narrowed her eyes, suspicious.“You tell me.”He sighed, exasperated.“I didn’t have to lift a finger against him. Kenner gave up fifty percent of his shares in exchange for his own freedom. I just made it clear that if the media fou

Chapter 58 – Between Mud and Lies Meanwhile, Andrews turned his gaze to Aurora. Her face, smeared with mud, contrasted with her blank expression, and she smiled as if she didn’t care. He frowned, clearly dissatisfied with what he saw. “Aurora!” Alice appeared as well. She had been passing by with a grocery bag when she noticed the commotion. “What happened to you?” she asked, dropping the bags on the ground. “I’m fine, this has nothing to do with them. I just played around too much… and came to see my aunt at the wrong time,” Aurora said, and Alice looked Andrews up and down, noticing they were both covered in mud. “Is this some sort of couple’s kink now?” she asked, humorlessly, as if the question were directed at Andrews, who simply looked away and said nothing. “I’m handling everything. You can leave now,” Andrews told Alice, while Aurora also avoided looking at him. “Is your aunt asking you for more money again? Were you able to pay? Why are you coming here like this i