All Chapters of The Stripper's Sugar Daddy [ENGLISH]: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

A loud scream escaped Gigi's lips when she saw the burning figures in the middle of the building. They were unrecognizable now, but Gigi knew they were her beloved family. This was where she had last seen her siblings and mother. Her heart refused to accept it, but her mind knew it was them burning.She never thought it would be the last time she would look into their eyes. If only she had known, she wouldn't have gone with the demon who violated her. He was so evil! She did everything he told her in hopes of saving her family. He had just manipulated her. She would never forgive him!Anger, grief, and pain enveloped her whole being. She witnessed how her family members died in the fire. Their bodies were engulfed in flames. Her poor family! Gigi shouted like a madwoman as she tried to get near the burning bodies. The intense heat kept her from getting close."Pia! No! Pia! Mama! Help! Someone help us..." She cried harder. Like a crazed person, she lunged forward then retreated from t

Gigi was unconscious for weeks. She wasn’t in a coma, though. Her body had just gone through something intense, and it needed time to heal—that’s why she stayed asleep for so long.Word about her spread quickly in that quiet little town. But because it was such a secluded place, news of a woman found floating in the sea never reached national media.The people in that village were careful. They didn’t just share information with outsiders, especially if the person asking wasn’t from around there.Thanks to JD, not much leaked out about Gigi. He had this gut feeling—like someone had tried to kill her but failed. And for some reason, he felt responsible for her. He pitied her. It broke his heart seeing her just lying there, unconscious, with no one knowing what she went through.“Yeah, just give me something, Enriquez. Anything—explosions, fire—whatever,” JD said, ending the call. He stepped closer to the woman sleeping soundly in the hospital bed. She was getting discharged today, and

Anton ran back home, panting and drenched in sweat. His face was pale, panic written all over it. He burst into the house, frantically looking for his grandparents. He was terrified for his "pretty big sis." Even if she always ignored him, he had grown to care about her. “Grandma! Grandpa! It’s Ate—she’s drowning! I saw her walk into the sea like she wasn’t in her right mind. She didn’t even look at me when I called out to her!” he cried out, breathless and almost gasping for air. “Oh, dear God!” his grandmother exclaimed in horror. “Go get your kuya JD. Hurry!” Mang Danny didn’t waste a second and bolted toward the shore, with Aling Ida close behind. Their hearts pounded with fear, praying it wasn’t too late for the woman they had rescued before. Anton, still crying, ran straight to JD’s rented room. JD was one of their boarders, and next door lived another tenant, Trina—a single mom. Anton pounde

“You know, it’s perfect timing—Marta’s looking for help at the market. You can work there, if you’re not too sensitive about the smell of fish,” Aling Ida said with a warm smile. “Don’t worry, I’ll be there, and so will Alma. It won’t be too hard for you.” “Thank you so much,” Gigi replied shyly. Aling Ida smiled kindly and guided her toward the living room. Her grandson Anton trailed behind them. “The market’s fun, Ate Gi! You won’t feel lonely there!” Anton chirped. Ever since he learned her real name, he’d never stopped calling her by it. “You and that mouth of yours, you say the strangest things sometimes!” his grandmother scolded, shooting him a look. She clearly didn’t like him mentioning anything about loneliness. Anton scratched his head, a little embarrassed. He had no idea why his grandma seemed so careful and protective when it came to Gigi. “I’ll go get ready then,” Gigi

Anton and JD had come to pick her up several times now. Gigi was genuinely grateful—she never imagined that people who barely knew her would go out of their way just to help. But they did, and that meant a lot. Every time Aling Ida smiled at her, it reminded Gigi of her late mother. They had the same warm, gentle smile. And God, she missed her mom so much. The pain was still raw, but she knew she had to stay strong. She had to—if she ever wanted to get justice for them. She had also grown used to seeing Anton and JD waiting outside for her. It became something she secretly looked forward to. At first, she was shy around them. But now? Now, she found herself hoping they’d be there—especially JD. But that night, Anton wasn’t around. When Gigi stepped out, only JD was there, standing alone. She stopped in her tracks when she saw him—alone, like always, leaning casually against the wall with a cigarette between his l