All Chapters of FALLING FOR HIS DADDY: Chapter 151 - Chapter 156

I was still trying to figure out what he was dealing with when he slammed back into the car, enraged like a beast. I could trace beads of sweat running down his face. His lips twitched even when closed. His hands gripped the steering wheel hard, steering tighter. He didn't start the car-steering wheel and all-he just needed a way to let out his anger, and the steering wheel was one of them. His eyes, deeper than any ocean, burned with a fire I could not name. It was a blend of anger and... fear? I even saw defeat somewhere.His breathing was unsystematic, ragged, and fast. I was sure that if I listened carefully, I could hear his heartbeat from where I was seated. His jaw tightened so worryingly that I thought it would break as a result. Then his eyes shut as he let out a silent groan, his face looking up, as if the remedy for the unnerving situation could only come from above."No. This cannot be happening! Not fucking. Not fucking now!" His voice was deep but soft, just above a whis

All I could do was allow the tears to flow after Aldrich spoke—or should I say, after he explained how he bought me.So all I was at that particular moment was all because of him. He offered me a scholarship under a hidden identity. And all those times he spoke like he had known me from somewhere—this was it. He met my father and got to know everything about me. He paid off the money that that old fool, who apparently happened to be his best friend back then, had given my mother for my marriage. He went ahead and stretched his generosity further by giving my so-called mother a whopping five-million-dollar check just to disappear from my life and never bother me again.No wonder that woman now looked like a two-legged grace. Adorned in riches. A walking display of the good life she had lived through the years. She didn't care what happened to me, as long as she was living well. What a selfish woman. What a disgrace of a mother.So, the man standing and shivering in front of me had peop

I stared in pain as the sun went down, slowly and gently kissing the sky, and darkness began creeping in silently like a dangerous thief. I had spent the last couple of hours alone—thinking, sitting, and walking around the pool area.Aldrich had not come out of the house, something that completely baffled me. I didn't like what I was feeling. It was so unlike him to leave me alone like that, especially when my enemies were all gathered in one space. But that day, for reasons that did not sit well with me, he let me be. He didn't care to check on me. To see where I had gone.Or maybe he was watching me from a window somewhere?With a hopeful heart, I turned toward the mansion. I searched all the windows and open spaces where I thought he would stand and fix his eyes on me, but there was no sight of him.Oh, no.I met a different pair.Two pairs.Marylyn and Vincent. They were standing at the back door, murmuring something under their noses. Their smiles widened when they saw me, their