Semua Bab FATED TO F*CK: Bab 61 - Bab 65

TWO MONTHS HAD passed since Katleya had gone far away. There had been no communication from her family because of the last message she sent to Black. She had said she had arrived safely at her destination and that there was no need to worry. She also informed them that she would not contact them for the time being. Her family trusted her completely, so they were confident that she was happy in California.Purple was currently at the mall, shopping for personal items. As she looked for a store, she raised an eyebrow upon seeing Fuchsia holding hands with a man. As far as she knew, Fuchsia was Black’s girlfriend.When Fuchsia and the man entered a restaurant, Purple followed them. To avoid being recognized, she took a hat from her bag and put it on. She entered the restaurant to observe them. Something felt off. She suspected they were deceiving her brother—and she wasn’t going to allow it.“My brother is perfect for you to deceive. If my suspicion is right…” Purple muttered angrily to

“BABY GIRL,” Black said.He went to find Grey at the De Elleonor restaurant. Grey was already waiting there. They had been apart for almost three months. No matter what flirty tricks Black tried, none of them worked anymore. Grey had been hurt when Black had pushed him away at the moment he needed him the most.“Will you stop? You’re not funny anymore,” Grey said irritably.“I just want you to understand me. I did that because—”“Because you were ashamed of me.” Grey cut him off, looking straight into his eyes. Tears welled up. “It’s that simple. I needed you that night, but you pushed me away like I was some stray cat. That was enough evidence to prove you couldn’t be relied upon when I needed you.”“Baby girl, I was scared.” Tears ran down Black’s face. “You know that.”“I was too,” Grey said firmly, pointing at his ex. “But I fought. I fought for my love for you. I even left, but what? You couldn’t even help me. You could’ve stayed with me for just one night, but you didn’t because

“MA’AM, I’VE SECURED IT,” a man said.They were inside a pitch-dark warehouse. Only the moonlight served as illumination. The woman stood silently by a window, deep in thought.The man’s eyes widened when he heard her sobbing—her, the one he called “Ma’am.” He wondered why she was crying when her outward persona never showed such vulnerability.“Ma’am, are you okay?” the man asked.“Why did you kill Red? I told you to kill Blue! Why Red?!” the woman shouted furiously, her voice trembling with rage.“I panicked. I had no choice! Just let it be… my job was clean.”The woman turned to face him. “Clean? Panicked? No choice?” She rushed him and slapped him repeatedly. She was not pleased with his answer. “I paid you a fortune. And you messed it up! You killed a good person! Not a demon!”“But I did shoot Blue too. At least that worked out.”“Yes! You shot him! But the question is, did he die? You killed the wrong one! You’re such a stupid criminal!”“I’m sorry, Ma’am. Next time, I’ll—”“Th