All Chapters of Seducing Professor Cal : Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

Gilbert Dankworth was the one who walked in on them. It could have been worse. Myra knew that. It was the best possible scenario that the only man who knew about their relationship was the one who walked in on them.But that did not make her feel any less mortified.In Cal’s arms, his tongue in her mouth, she had forgotten herself. She had forgotten that she was still lying to him, that he had barely just woken up, and that they were doing this out in public when their relationship was still a secret.How could she remember any of that when the man kissed her with the same desperation she remembered? Like he was scared she would suddenly disappear.Like he might slip back into a coma, or she would walk out that door and this would be their last kiss.Like he had to make it memorable. His hand moved around her, and she heard him groan more than once; every time his hand stopped on her thigh and he remembered she was wearing tight black denim pants.She giggled into his lips every ti

Myra stared at Greg. Harry had not said Greg had killed Valentina. He only said the person he saw on the rooftop was Greg. And Valentina’s diary said that Harry saw the person who she believed was stalking her. But remembering this was Greg, who had lied to her from the very beginning, who had been a part of this mission before the others knew it, she would be extremely foolish to believe him.“All you have told me since we met are lies. If you cannot show me a solid alibi, I will take it as you killed that girl. And when this is all over, I will make sure you pay for it.”Greg frowned and began to stand up, but she raised her gun high and cocked it. “Try me.”Greg sat back down quickly and was staring at her with wide eyes. “Why are you so bent on the idea of me hurting you?”“Is amnesia also a genetic disease you got from Dad?” She said, cocking her head. “Because how can you ask such a ridiculous question after you nearly killed me in that study?”“I did not intend to kill you.”

Myra spent the whole of that day and the next trying to make sense of all the new information she had. The biggest reason she could come up with about why Lica would want to shoot her, was because she liked Atlas.But she could not draw a parallel between Atlas and Valentina, no matter how much she tried. So there was no real reason to investigate the possibility of Lica killing Valentina for her boyfriend.But if Lica had the darkness to shoot at her during the hunt, it meant that she definitely had it in her to push Velnatina off the building. And the only reason she could see that happening was in defense of Cal.Cal told her he would stand witness if she wanted to press charges against Lica, but she was hesitant to.And this surprised him. She really did not want to aggravate Lica till she was sure she would be able to lock her away for good, just like she had done her father, the cartel boss. The evidence against Lica will continue piling up till she was done with this underc

Myra stared wide-eyed at Cal, hardly believing what she had just heard. If he were any other man she would have thought that he was just trying to pacify his daughter with those words.But Cal never lied.“Yay.” Nova welped in excitement the way only a four-year-old could, and ran over to hug Myra’s leg tightly.“You will always stay in our house, Myra, and you will marry my daddy?” She said, looking up into her eyes. Myra smiled, and gently caressed her hair. “Yes princess, I will always stay in your house.” She said, carefully avoiding the other half of her question, and thankfully that was enough for Nova, who hugged her leg tighter even as Cal was watching her.“Nova,” Cal called. “Would you go stay with Grandpa Gib? We will join you in a bit.” he said, his eyes never leaving Myra and as soon as Nova closed the door behind, Cal stood up, staring intently at her.“Why do you have that expression on your face, Myra?” He asked, looking deep into her eyes in confusion, “You don’t w

Cal felt his world stand still. He had not even had enough time to process the idea of his baby. Now he was losing it.“What? How is Myra?”“Still unconscious and bleeding. We fear the placenta separated from her uterus,” the doctor said, and Cal had to lean on the wall behind for support. “And there could be more complications we don’t know about yet.” The doctor frowned. “Just how hard did she hit her belly?”Cal was speechless, unable to speak while Gib explained the accident to the doctor. He felt like he was back in that labor ward again where Cassie was suffering in labor pains, and then the doctors had to schedule an emergency C-section.He hated surgery now. He hated them so much. His biggest fear was that the doctors would step out of the operating room this time again, and tell him they were sorry, and they did their best.“Is there no other way, do you have to do the surgery?” He spoke up, and even his uncle gave him an odd look. They must have interpreted his hesitanc