All Chapters of Circle of Love: Chapter 131 - Chapter 136

CHAPTER 129(ZARA POV)I leaned back in my chair, the smooth, cold surface of the dining table beneath my fingertips.The room was quiet, but my mind was far from still.Too many thoughts were in my head, too many schemes. The burner phone sat beside me, screen black and silent, but soon it would play its part.I had found out exactly where Zain and Audrey were spending their evening.Some quaint looking park area downtown, the kind of place that pretended to be charming but screamed of pretence.Perfect for what I had in mind. My lips curled, a smirk tugging at the corner. It was time.I picked up the burner phone, feeling the cheap plastic cool in my palm, and dialled the number, switching my privacy settings to “hidden” before tapping the call button.The phone rang twice before a familiar voice filled the line, steady but curious.“Hello?”I steadied my breath, letting it catch in my throat for just a moment before I lowered my voice into a rough, unfamiliar rasp. “Hello sir you

CHAPTER 131(ZAIN POV)I pulled up to the mansion, the gates looming ahead like sentinels, cold and imposing.The moment I honked once, they began to open without hesitation. No delays.The guards were at their posts, saluting as I passed through, but I didn’t acknowledge them.I couldn’t. My head wasn’t in the right place for pleasantries, not after the way the night had unfolded.My fingers tightened around the steering wheel as I navigated through the driveway, headlights cutting through the dim light of the evening.I couldn’t stop thinking about Audrey.She had left so abruptly, right in the middle of an evening I had planned for us, for us.I sighed, shaking my head as I tried to push away the frustration gnawing at me.The memory of that phone call lingered, though. A private number. Some vague voice. What had been so urgent that she couldn’t wait?I glanced at the empty seat beside me and my chest tightened. It wasn’t just the fact that she left, it was the way she left.Q

CHAPTER 133ZARA POVI sat in the dimly lit corner of the club, sipping my wine, a small, satisfied smile curling on my lips as I quietly watched the activities around me. A number of the customers were moving about, laughing, chatting, oblivious to the games being played in the shadows. It was amusing, really. They had no idea.Audrey was gone now, storming off in her self-righteous anger.I could still feel the tension hanging in the air from our little confrontation. I took another slow sip from my glass, letting the rich taste of the wine slide down my throat as I considered the scene that had just unfolded.She thought she had the upper hand. She thought her little declarations of loyalty to Zain would throw me off. How amusing.After a few more moments of silently observing the room, I set my glass down gently on the table and reached into my bag, my fingers brushing against something cold and metallic. I pulled out the small, dark device, no bigger than the palm of my hand.