All Chapters of When Hate Falls in Love : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

The sky began to turn orange as the sun slowly descended toward the horizon. The sea breeze blew gently, carrying the salty scent of the beach that brought a soothing calm. Aurora and Rafael walked side by side along the shoreline, letting their bare feet touch the sand that was beginning to cool with the evening breeze. Small waves came and went, gently washing over their ankles.Aurora lifted the hem of her dress slightly to avoid getting it wet, then glanced at Rafael, who looked like he was enjoying the atmosphere while rolling up the sleeves of his shirt. "This... is nice," Aurora said softly, her eyes gazing at the vast sea glistening in the twilight.Rafael smiled and turned to her. "It'd be even nicer if you were soaked," he teased, then quickly splashed water toward Aurora's feet."Hey!" Aurora yelled while laughing. She stepped back and then returned the splash with enthusiasm. The salty water hit Rafael's calves, making him chuckle."Th

After breakfast, Rachel stood up from her seat enthusiastically. "This villa is quite beautiful. I'm going to look around a bit," she said cheerfully, then walked lightly across the living area and headed to the back balcony that faced the beach.Aurora immediately took the dirty plates to the kitchen without saying a word. She filled the sink and began washing with firm movements. Rafael stood as well, picking up the glasses from the table and bringing them next to Aurora."Let me help," he said softly, taking a dry towel and starting to dry the rinsed dishes.Aurora glanced at him briefly, then spoke in a low voice, almost a whisper, "When is Rachel leaving? She said it was just for breakfast."Rafael drew a short breath and was about to answer when Rachel's voice suddenly rang out from the living room, "Rafael, can you come here a second? I want to ask something about this painting!"Rafael turned toward the voice, then looked back at Aurora with an apologetic

Morning arrived quickly, the sky was so bright. The sun had just risen from behind the horizon, painting the sky with soft orange hues that caressed the surface of the sea. The fresh, coastal air filled their lungs, creating the perfect atmosphere for their little adventure this morning.Aurora wore a light blue beach dress with a straw hat and sunglasses that made her face shine even more. Rafael, in a white T-shirt and casual shorts, was already waiting at the edge of the small dock belonging to their villa."Come on, let's go! The water is calm; we can go out a bit to see the view," Rafael called out, helping Aurora into the small boat he had prepared earlier.Aurora smiled enthusiastically, though she hesitated briefly when her bare feet touched the slightly rocking bottom of the boat. "I'm not sure this is a good idea. If the boat capsizes, you'll be ready to swim while carrying me, right?"Rafael laughed lightly. "I could carry you on my back even without a boat. But today, this

The night air grew cooler as Rafael and Aurora sat together at a small wooden table, right next to the grill, which was now beginning to dim. The candlelight on the table danced softly in the breeze, creating a warm and intimate atmosphere. In front of them, various seafood dishes were laid out, their aromas tantalizing. There were grilled clams with garlic butter, barramundi fish, lemon sauce shrimp, and a plate of fresh salad. Beside them, a bottle of white wine had been opened, and two glasses were nearly full.Aurora fed Rafael a piece of fish with a small fork, smiling gently. "You must be hungry after cooking all afternoon."Rafael nodded as he chewed slowly. "If you keep feeding me like this, I could eat twice as much," he replied with a small laugh.Aurora laughed along, then wiped the corner of Rafael's mouth with a napkin she had taken playfully. "There, still messy," she said teasingly.Rafael didn't want to be outdone. He took a piece of shrimp and carefu

The sky outside was dark, dotted with dim stars covered by thin clouds. Aurora sat alone in the living room, bathed in the warm yellow light of the lamp hanging above her. She sat on the long sofa with her legs folded, hugging a pillow in her lap. Her gaze was blank as she stared at the front door, which was still tightly closed.The clock on the wall showed it was ten o'clock at night.There was still no sign of Rafael coming home.Aurora sighed softly, then glanced at her phone lying on the table. No messages. No calls. Silence. Even the ticking of the clock sounded too loud in her ears.Anxiety was slowly eating away at her heart. Since Rafael had left without much explanation that afternoon, her mind had been restless. There was something in Rafael's gaze at that moment-a gaze filled with anxiety and conflict. Aurora knew it wasn't just about ordinary work matters. Her feelings felt like they were being thrown back to the past. Straight to her last meeting with her father, Edgar