All Chapters of Taken By My Boss: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

The weight of Rachel's words hung in the air, thick with an unspoken promise of vengeance. As she clutched the USB stick, her gaze shifted between Harrison and me, fierce and resolute."Tomorrow," Rachel began, her voice low, "we’ll take this to someone who can help us. We need a lawyer who’s not afraid to stand up to someone like Mr. Blackwood."Harrison’s expression was a mixture of relief and anxiety. "Are you sure about this?" he asked, his voice barely a whisper.Rachel nodded, her jaw set. "It’s the only way to end this once and for all." She paused, as if steeling herself for what lay ahead. "I've risked too much to turn back now."The next day, after ensuring Ethan was safely with a trusted friend, we drove to a small law office on the outskirts of town. The attorney, Mr. Collins, was a sharp, no-nonsense man with a reputation for taking down powerful adversaries. After hearing Rachel’s story and examining the evidence, his face tightened with focus."This…this is enough to br

As we drove back, the silence was heavy, almost suffocating. Harrison kept his hands tightly on the steering wheel, eyes forward, focused. I glanced at him, seeing the strain etched into his face. Even with all we had been through together, there was a part of him that felt distant tonight distant and guarded.Rachel was quiet in the back seat, her gaze locked on the road behind us, always alert. After Luca’s sudden appearance and the reveal about Mr. Blackwood’s lies, none of us felt safe anymore.We were heading back to the small apartment Harrison had rented when he was recovering. After Adrianne had shot him, it had been our safe place, somewhere quiet and out of sight. But now, it didn’t feel like a safe haven. Not with the threat of Blackwood and Luca lurking.But first, we needed to pick up my son. He had been staying with a trusted friend, Sophie, someone I’d known for years. I had left him there to keep him safe, but being apart from him, especially now, felt like I’d left a

As we drove, every second felt like an eternity. My heart pounded as I glanced around, trying to remember every detail of the route we took. The buildings grew sparser, and soon the city’s familiar landscape was replaced by vacant lots and abandoned warehouses. My captors said nothing, and I could feel their silent threats hanging heavy in the air.Finally, the car pulled up to an old, looming building. It looked like it hadn’t been touched in years, with cracked windows and walls stained by the elements. The men hauled me out of the car, and I fought the urge to scream, knowing it would fall on deaf ears out here.They led me through a metal door, its rusty hinges groaning as it swung open, revealing a dimly lit staircase that spiraled upward. My stomach twisted as we climbed higher and higher, the echo of our footsteps bouncing off the walls. I clutched my son close, his small arms wrapped around my neck as he whimpered softly, sensing my fear.We reached a floor near the top, where

The dim, sterile light in the hospital room did nothing to ease my restless mind. Lying in the hospital bed, I couldn’t shake the weight of fear and worry crushing down on me. I stared out the window, watching the faint rays of morning sunlight creep over the city, each minute feeling heavier than the last.Harrison was sitting beside me, his face drawn and tense, his injuries still healing, though his focus remained solely on me. He hadn’t left my side since they’d brought me in here last night. Rachel was nearby too, pacing in the hallway, watching for any signs of trouble. None of us could forget that Adrianne still had Ethan, and every second that passed made it harder to stay calm.As I leaned back against the pillows, trying to breathe evenly, there was a knock on the door. Rachel peered in, her face tight with concern.“There’s… there’s something here for you, Emma.” She held up a small envelope. It was plain, but as she handed it to me, I noticed the faint scent of expensive p

The hospital room felt suffocating. The walls were too close, the air too thick. And all I could think about was Ethan. His absence was a constant ache in my chest, an unbearable emptiness that refused to leave. I kept asking myself: Where is he? Why can’t I find him?Each passing hour without any news felt like a crushing weight. The doctors and nurses tried to distract me, but nothing could pull me from the black hole of fear that consumed me. It had been days since Ethan disappeared, and with each second, I felt myself slipping further and further from the world around me.I was lying on the hospital bed, staring at the blank ceiling, my mind a jumbled mess. There was nothing but a constant hum in my ears, like the world was moving on without me. I should have been there for him. I should have known something was wrong. Why didn’t I protect him?I hugged my knees to my chest, trying to hold on to some sense of reality, but it was slipping away. I couldn’t hear anything over the scr