Lahat ng Kabanata ng His Forbidden Sin: Kabanata 61 - Kabanata 70

“Yes, I’ve taken my medicines. The doctor said the baby is fine. She recommended that I go outside, breathe in fresh air, and enjoy myself. Be happy.” In the passenger seat of the Range Rover, pulled over on the side of the road, Nina was speaking to Alexander on FaceTime.“That’s good news.” A look of tautness crossed Alexander’s face, and Nina furrowed her brow.“Is everything okay? You sound worried.”“I am missing you.” His words made her heart skip a beat. “I have wrapped up my work here. I’m coming tomorrow to bring you back home.”The car door unlocked with a click, and Sebastian smoothly slid into the driver’s seat next to her. “Your chocolate ice cream,”Alexander furrowed his brow when he saw her holding a cup of his favorite flavor. “Isn’t strawberry your favorite?”“You remember?” Nina chuckled. “Well, it looks like the baby has taken after his father.”With a slight smile, Alexander’s mouth curved. “I’m hanging up.”“Alexander, we are waiting for you.” Her eyes sparkled w

She overheard Sebastian shouting at someone on the call, “What? Where are you?”“Janet, please listen to me and leave. Just forget about this place. I have organized everything. The guards assigned by Sebastian are under my control. Outside the restaurant, a man is waiting for you who will handle everything.”As Connor spoke, Janet could feel the pain in his voice, a heaviness hanging in the air. “Dad!” “No. No more arguments. If you’ve ever loved me, don’t trust Sebastian. Take the first bait and disappear! I want you to stay alive for me.”“Dad, please,” tears streamed down her face.“I love you. Please listen and go away. This is my last call.” The line cut off suddenly. As she stared at the blank screen of her phone, her mind went completely blank, until suddenly she caught sight of Sebastian rushing away. She hurriedly followed him and grasped his wrist.“Sebastian!” Sebastian stopped abruptly when he saw the look of horror on her face as he turned to her. “I’ll fix everything

Two years later,In the dimly lit dungeon, Sebastian tightly wrapped a white bandage around his knuckle, his punches landing with a resounding thud on the man in the chair. “Where is the consignment?” he asked, his voice tinged with frustration.“I don’t kn…”Sebastian’s fist connected with his face, sending a sharp jolt of pain through his body. “You don’t know, huh? It was our bloody third consignment that disappeared! And you’ve got no fucking idea?”Taking a seat on the worn wooden chair, Sebastian’s hand tightened around the hammer. The dungeon filled with the haunting echoes of the man’s tortured cries as the hammer came down on his finger. “Last chance. Who is behind this?” “Boss,” he pleaded, “I swear I had nothing to do with this. I have no idea who the snitch is among us. The boxes disappeared. I’m clueless about it.” “Really? Then why did you run away? Why did I need to send more men to apprehend you?” The hammer came down on another finger, and blood splattered across th

It was the middle of the night when a Range Rover pulled up, its engine purring softly in the darkness. As Sebastian stepped out, the piercing cry of a baby broke the silence. He stood tall, casting a shadow over the crying baby in her crib, his gaze shifting to the lifeless body of her mother.“We got the money,” Stefan said.“Great!” Sebastian exclaimed, and with the sound of his deep voice, the baby stopped crying and looked up at him with wide eyes. The baby struggled, his tiny arms flailing in all directions, while Sebastian watched her carefully.“What should we do with her?”The baby’s constant crying grated on Sebastian’s nerves, compelling him to lift her into his arms. She rested her head on his chest.“We found a destroyed phone in the baby’s crib.”Sebastian’s eyes were fixed on the damaged phone in Stefan’s hand. “Give it to Rocco. Let’s see if he can figure something out.”Stefan nodded in agreement. “And what about the baby? In exchange for freedom, her mother tried to s

“What the fuck am I missing out on?” Janet softly hit her head against the wall repeatedly, rummaging through her memories.Keith Wilson, her friend and colleague, appeared beside her, chuckling softly. “That’s the most invigorating way to jolt your brain awake! Your coffee,” he said. He handed her a cup of coffee, and she let out a sigh.“Thanks,”“Thinking about the girl?” Keith asked.“Yes, her boyfriend said she started acting differently right after her birthday. She isolated herself from everyone at school, barely talked to anyone, and then disappeared after her final exam. Nothing makes sense.”“Why not interrogate her boyfriend again?”“I will. I’m just waiting for a notification about her phone.” She enjoyed the last sip of her coffee, feeling its warmth seep through her. “I aim to finish this tonight. See you later,” she said with a smile, then walked away.“Good luck!“ he shouted loudly, capturing the attention of those nearby, and someone in the distance quickly snapped th