Todos os capítulos de Chasing Midnight Promises : Capítulo 141 - Capítulo 150

Days rolled by, and Noah’s so-called “coincidences” with Hannah multiplied.It wasn’t chance anymore. He made sure she noticed him, and little by little, it worked. Hannah smiled more when he was around. Soon it wasn’t just smiles—it was laughter, loud enough for anyone passing to hear.She was growing comfortable with Noah, the same Noah everyone knew for breaking hearts and leaving girls in tears.From where I stood, it felt dangerous. Hannah wasn’t Raya, but she had more to lose. She was someone the entire school—especially freshers—looked up to. Walking hand-in-hand with Noah, a player everyone had warned their friends about, didn’t look good. I knew the ending wouldn’t be pretty.The whispers started small, tucked in corners and between classes. But whispers never stay whispers. Soon it became open gossip.Wherever Hannah sat, Noah was right beside her. Whenever she carried out her presidential duties, Noah was there, clapping the loudest, like her personal shadow.And while the

“I don’t care if people are watching!” Ava snapped, her scream ricocheting off the walls. “You’ve disrespected me enough. Everyone has seen it! The way you’re all over her like you can’t breathe without her. Playing the perfect gentleman for another woman while you’re still with me!”Her chest heaved, voice faltering before surging again. “I’ve tried, Noah,” she said, softer for a heartbeat, the rage slipping to reveal the hurt beneath.“I tried to swallow it, tried to smile, tried to be the Ava Greenwood everyone expects me to be. But you—” her voice broke, then sharpened, trembling with fury—“you don’t even let me breathe!”Gasps rippled. Phones rose higher, the crowd feeding on every word. Noah’s mask cracked completely. His chest rose too fast, his polished calm dissolving into sweat and stammers. He looked like a man stripped bare, cornered by the two women who defined his lies.“Ava, enough!” His voice snapped, brittle with panic. “You’re embarrassing yourself!”“Embarrassing my

My chest heaved as the memory clawed its way out of me, raw and merciless. Seven years ago, I had whispered into the darkness, All because of you, Noah. All because of you.The fluorescent lights of the hallway snapped back into focus. Cold tiles pressed against my body, trembling under the weight of my own breath.And then I screamed.Louder than before. Louder than the echo of my own memories.“You almost ruined my life, Noah!” My voice ricocheted off the walls, ragged and furious. “Seven years, and I’m still paying for what you did to me!”Sobs ripped out of me, unstoppable, my tears pouring like they had been waiting for years to break free.“How did I let you fool me?” I choked out between gasps. “I gave you all of me. I... I gave you my virginity, and you took it.” My heart clenched harder, the pain pressing down like a weight I couldn’t carry. “How was I so stupid to believe you?”My hand clutched my chest, as if I could shield it from breaking all over again. Then—a touch. Lig

It had been a week since Mia cut every connection she once clung to. Christian, Raven, even old friendships—all gone. Her phone was off. Messages ignored. Calls unheard. She had buried herself in silence, in the emptiness of her apartment, letting the loneliness press against her until it almost became familiar.For days, she moved like a ghost through her own life, avoiding city streets, university corridors, even her own reflection. Each morning, she woke to the same hollow apartment, the same quiet that reminded her how much she had lost. But somewhere inside, a small spark refused to die.Mia dusted herself off, physically and mentally. She reminded herself why she had come to London in the first place: her master’s program, the future she was determined to claim. Slowly, carefully, she began to put the broken pieces of herself back together.The first day back at school, she felt the weight of her absence in every glance and every whisper of footsteps. She didn’t care. She had r

The courtyard buzzed like a hive. Students pressed closer, whispers darting through the air like sparks. Noah stood rigid in front of Ava, the two of them framed in the middle of the spectacle.“Why are you here?” His voice cut through the murmurs. “How did you even find me?”Ava removed her sunglasses, letting them dangle between her fingers. Her lips curved, not into a smile but into something edged and deliberate.“Is there anything money can’t do, Noah? You should know me better than that.”The words dropped like a stone. A few students gasped, others exchanged quick glances. Someone whispered, “Is that his ex?” and phones tilted higher for a better shot.Noah’s jaw tightened. “This isn’t your place. You don’t belong here.”Ava tilted her head, her voice pitched just loud enough for the recordings to catch.“Seven years, and you still talk to me like I’m a stranger. Tell me, Noah… did you really forget everything?”Her tone wasn’t pleading. It was calculated, dragging their histor