All Chapters of Revenged Love : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Axel glanced up at her, and the moment his eyes met hers, a rush of mixed sensations slammed into her all at once. "Uh… I like flowers too. Roses especially," she said, her gaze flicking briefly to the plant. "I see you like them as well." Axel said nothing. Instead, he stood up, towering over her so much that she had to lift her head to meet his eyes. "Don’t touch," he said, clearly referring to the plant, before turning to leave. Instinctively, Mia rushed around the table and grabbed his arm. It felt solid beneath her fingers, yet unexpectedly soft, and she realized her hand could barely wrap around it. Axel frowned down at her grip, and she immediately knew he didn’t like it. She let go at once. "Um… sorry," she said quickly. "I just wanted to ask where you were going." When Axel didn’t respond, she forced a nervous smile and added, "Andrew said you’d be keeping me company, so…" "Don’t involve yourself with me," he responded coolly. "Whatever you’re attempting is po

While all of that was happening, Audrey was secretly in the storage room, making a phone call to Victor. She could not leave the house yet. Dinner had not been made, and she did not have Andrew’s or Axel’s contact. Victor was her only option. Her hands trembled around the phone. "Victor, please tell Andrew to inform Axel that Mia might be in danger. She could get there before the police do. They might hurt her," she whispered, struggling to keep her voice down. Victor frowned. Lowering the phone, he glanced around at the others, who stood like statues, completely uninterested in his conversation. Taking advantage of the moment, he excused himself. "I’ll be right back," he said to no one in particular. After finding an isolated spot in the compound, he brought the phone to his ear once more. "I don’t understand. Where did she go? What happened?" "Can’t explain now. But the address… I heard Angela say she lived on Baptist Street, and David mentioned number 12 on the sa

Even though Mia looked brave on the outside, she was a terrified mess on the inside."What were you trying to do?"Anyone watching might think she feared no one at this point.Even Angela was shocked, though she quickly masked it with a smile.Mia was here.She would definitely help her out of this.The demon incarnate leaned toward his colleague and murmured something that was still loud enough for both girls to hear."Isn’t she the boss’s relative?"Their mouths curved into mocking smiles, making it painfully clear they were mocking her."So she’s the other bird, huh? Might as well take care of her too," the other one said, never once breaking eye contact with Mia.Right there, in front of them, the demon incarnate pulled out his phone and placed a call. David picked up immediately, as though he’d been waiting for confirmation that the job was done.But nope."Boss," the man said, "what do you suggest we do with the other one?"The question alone made it clear they hadn’t completed

"What?" one of the junior officers asked. "Sir, they’re cr—" "I said what I said. Do I need to repeat myself?" The junior officer’s eyes narrowed. Was he really about to let them go after everything they had done… after everything they had almost done? His grip only tightened around one of the goon’s arms. "But sir, they broke in and injured someone," he protested. "They even tried to kill the other. We can’t just let them go." The other officers exchanged stunned looks but said nothing. Silence was all they could manage. "Who’s the senior officer here?" Daniel asked, stepping closer. "You are, sir," the junior said quietly, avoiding eye contact. "Then do what I say," Daniel replied. "That’s how it works if you want to keep your position." The officer’s head snapped up. He opened his mouth to speak, then thought better of it. Before he could react further, the movement of the goon struggling in his grip drew his attention. The man was smirking. So this was

The next morning, Angela sat on the edge of her hospital bed, her hands resting limply at her sides as she stared into nothing. Why wasn’t Mia here? Why wasn’t she answering her calls? Was Mia upset with her and decided not to visit all week? Since her phone was at home, Angela had tried calling her countless times, using the hospital phone and occasionally her siblings’ phones when they visited, but nothing worked. At times, the line showed as unreachable. Other times, it said the phone was switched off. And to make things worse, the doctors refused to let her leave. Her leg was still badly injured, the fracture unstable, and the nurses insisted she needed more time before even thinking about moving around on her own. Still, the silence scared her. Just then, the door swung open harshly. Angela flinched. A worried-looking couple rushed in, the woman bearing the same dark hair as Angela. The resemblance between them was unmistakable. Before Angela could speak, th