All Chapters of When Hate Falls in Love : Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

Rafael’s car stopped in front of a modest motel in the middle of the city. Flickering neon lights glowed dimly, marking the place as anything but a luxurious inn more of a last resort for those with nowhere else to go. Aurora took a deep breath, her heart pounding. She knew that behind the small room’s door, Marissa and Reynaldo were waiting.Since early that morning, she had asked Marissa to remain inside the motel room no going out, no noise, nothing that might draw attention. Rafael turned to her before stepping out of the car. His gaze was steady, full of certainty, as if telling her there was nothing left to fear. Aurora lowered her head, then slowly opened the car door.The motel corridor felt narrow, the scent of damp carpet mixing with the aroma of fast food carried by the breeze. Aurora walked carefully, counting the door numbers. Rafael followed behind her, keeping his distance but staying alert. When they finally reached the room, Aurora knocked in the a

The morning air was still cold as sunlight slowly slipped through the gap in the bedroom curtains. Rafael opened his eyes earlier than usual, accustomed to a disciplined routine. But this time it wasn’t work, nor a pile of documents that woke him first it was the figure beside him.Aurora was asleep with a calm face, her breathing steady, as if all the tension of the past few days had finally melted away. Rafael gazed at her for a long time. Gratitude filled his chest, mingled with relief. He could watch this woman sleep peacefully without worrying about where she would go.Carefully, so as not to wake her, Rafael got up from the bed. He tucked the blanket more snugly around Aurora, then went downstairs. His kitchen was rarely used, especially by his own hands. Today, Rafael wanted to do something different. He wanted Aurora to feel cared for, to feel that this house was also hers.He opened the fridge, staring at its modest contents. A few eggs, bread, so

On the other side of the city, Edgar ran through a crowd of pedestrians. His breath was ragged, sweat pouring down his forehead, mixing with raindrops dripping from the rooftops above.“Stay back! All of you, stay back!!” he shouted, brandishing a sharp-bladed knife. Panic broke out. Some people screamed, others scattered in fear. The calm of the night dissolved into chaos.Edgar knew he was cornered. Every exit was blocked, every alley searched. He had little time left. In desperation, his eyes fell on a young woman just stepping out of a convenience store, carrying a shopping bag. She froze when she saw the knife in Edgar’s hand.“Don’t come closer!!” Edgar roared, yanking the woman toward him, pressing the knife against her neck. She screamed hysterically, her bag falling as apples and instant noodles scattered across the pavement.Police officers surrounding the area immediately raised their weapons.“Drop your weapon!”“Don’

Aurora stepped out of the ICU with slow, heavy steps, as if every movement carried a burden too great to bear. The glass door closed automatically behind her, and the cold air of the hospital corridor greeted her instantly. Her face was pale, though she tried to keep her emotions in check. Rafael and Marissa, who had been waiting on the seats along the hallway, immediately turned toward her.Marissa, her eyes swollen from crying, quickly stood up. “How is Rey?” she asked anxiously.Aurora took a deep breath, forcing a faint smile even though her heart still trembled with the weight of Reynaldo’s last words inside.“He… seemed fine. He opened his eyes for a moment and even smiled. That’s a good sign, Marissa. You need to stay strong.”Marissa covered her face with both hands, sobbing softly. “Thank God,” she whispered over and over, as if trying to convince herself.Aurora stepped closer, gently taking the woman’s hand. “Rey needs you more than

Rafael stood in the hospital corridor, his breathing still heavy. His sharp gaze carried a heavy burden the look of a man who had just witnessed the final meeting between a father and his child. On a long bench not far from the ICU door, Aurora sat hunched over, her face buried in her hands, her shoulders trembling as she tried to hold back her sobs. Rafael took a deep breath and walked toward her carefully.Without saying a word, he sat beside her. His large, warm hand reached for hers, gently trying to offer some comfort. Aurora turned to him, and the sight of her red, swollen eyes made his heart ache.“I… I hate all of this, Rafael,” she whispered, her voice trembling. “I hate seeing Rey cry like that. I hate watching my father in handcuffs right after hugging his own son.” Her voice broke, and tears streamed down her cheeks again.Rafael looked deeply into her eyes, then exhaled slowly. “I’m sorry, Aurora. I know… this hurts. But I can’t just let Edgar walk free. He has to pay for