All Chapters of HIS OBSESSION : Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

A soft voice called out "Audrey? Audrey, is that you?". She froze. She couldn't recognize the person at first, but the voice sounded familiar. "Cathy?" She whispered. The woman came out of the car immediately and ran towards her. "Oh my goodness, Audrey!" Cathe gasped, holding her shoulders. "What happened to you?" Audrey tried not to show anything. "I'm fine, nothing is wrong". She lied. " You don't look fine Audrey, what is wrong?". She hesitated for a bit, and finally opened up."Cathy, I have nowhere to go," she said weakly. "No home...no one." What do you mean no one? I heard you had a mini wedding four months ago, what happened to your husband or your house?. You can't say you have nowhere to go!. Audrey didn't reply, but sobbed uncontrollably. Cathy's heart broke at the sight of Audrey's tears. She wrapped her arms around her. "Don't worry love, you're coming with me," she assured. "You're safe now." She directed Audrey to the car. The drive was quiet. Audrey constantly l

The airplane landed softly on the icy runway of Calgary International Airport, its engine humming like a distant memory.Audrey sat by the window, her hands placed on her small growing belly. She had no family waiting at the other end, no one to welcome her— she had only the determination that burned inside her heart to become someone better and more respected.As she stepped outside, a rush of cold air blew her hair and brushed her face. Like whispers of a new beginning. "We'll be fine," she murmured to the tiny life within her. "I'll make sure of that." Her first few weeks in Canada were hard— terribly hard. The room she rented was a very mini apartment, with cracked walls. She lived off instant soup and tea. She continued reminding herself that survival wasn't enough — she had to live, truly live, for the child's sake. Then she decided to go job hunting. Her luck changed the day she stumbled upon Camila's scent. She walked into Camila scent, one of Canada's biggest luxury perfum

The twins finally fell asleep. Even in their sleep, they looked gorgeous. Lèa placed her hand over her brother's back Liam, like she was protecting him even in the dream world.Audrey kept on starring and smiling at her wonderful kids. She was so happy that she didn't make the mistake of aborting them. "Sleep well, my little angels," she whispered, brushing a kiss on each person's forehead before leaving the room. Cathe and her mother sat waiting for Audrey. Cathe's mom looked up first as she sighted Audrey. "Finally," she said with a broad smile."We were starting to think those little angles had tied you up."They nearly did mum. They both wanted three stories and three songs. Lèa said my voice isn't as good as the lady they see on YouTube." Cathe laughed. "She's brutally honest already. I like her." Cathe mom passed Audrey a cup of tea."So tell us, dear. How was life over there? You left barely yourself and returned as someone else entirely."Audrey smiled faintly. "Canada was.

He couldn't take his eyes off her. She sat alive, radiant and breathtaking. The restaurant light caressed her skin, making it glow. Her laughter poured into the air— it tore him apart inside. She looked like freedom itself, sitting and laughing with her friends — including a man. His hand trembled as he reached for his glass of water. He could barely swallow. He kept on staring at every single movement she made— the way her fingers held her glass firmly and refined. Her smile wide enough to reach her ears, the sparkle in her eyes. He all remembered this while he was with her. Something stirred in his chest. How could she look so refined? So healed? So...perfect?. He had spent years living and dying in guilt and searching for her. He looked for her the past 3 years when he realized his mess. He gave up when his efforts were futile. He convinced and forced himself to move on or he tried to. His marriage had become a slow suffocation, it was a union of pity and expectations rather

The alarm buzzed before dawn broke fully. Audrey stirred. For a moment, she lay still. A new day, she thought. A fresh start. She slipped out of bed and went down the hallway to wake her children up. "Rise and shine, my loves" she whispered as she nudged lèa then Liam. They blinked softly at her. "Mummy, five more minutes," Liam mumbled. "No, sweetheart," Audrey teased, kissing his forehead. "You can't be late on your first day. The house came alive with the gentle chaos of a school morning— toothbrushes clicking, water running. Audrey made breakfast— warm toast and eggs with coffee. She sat with them while they ate. When they were finally ready, Audrey stepped back to admire them both. Her heart swelled— two little angels standing right in front of her, dressed properly and smartly. She was proud of the mother she has become. She picked her phone and took a photo of them. The picture glowed on her screen — her little joy. Tears welled I'm her eyes before she could stop them fr