All Chapters of My Perfect Marriage Revenge : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

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Bianca's Reputation

As soon as Jason staggered out of the ward, Theo tossed a new phone into Bianca's hand. With effortless precision, she caught it instinctively, her brows furrowing in surprise. When she powered it on, a recording file popped up on the screen, the very one containing Jason's full confession. It's up to you to handle the recording. Theo said, his voice cool, but commanding, his dark eyes narrowed. Curb your temper next time. Bianca's fingers tightened around the phone as he continued. You lost the bidding because you didn't safeguard your design properly. His tone was sharp, almost cutting. Treat this as a lesson you need to be wary of everyone in the workplace. For a moment, Bianca stared at him, dazed, conflicted. She had been so sure that Theo was colluding with President Sawyer, so sure that Rebecca had only won the bidding because of manipulated connections. But now why would he go this far. To help me. Did Rebecca lie?

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Noah's face twisted with rage, his eyes blazing in fury. What an evil creature. His voice thundered through the room. Because of her, the true family's reputation is ruined. With a savage sweep, he grabbed the vase from the table and hurled it against the wall. Crash. His breathing ragged. He growled through clenched teeth, find a way to bring her back. His gaze darkened. I don't want her wandering outside and dragging our names through the dirt any longer. Two days passed quietly, Bianca adjusted her coat, feeling oddly out of place as she stood outside the hospital entrance. After being discharged, she expected a cab, not Theo himself coming to pick her up. Why is he being so considerate? She dismissed the thought as they drove in tense silence. After driving a good distance, Theo veered off course, not toward Opal Harbor, but to the car park of a large shopping mall. His calm voice broke the silence. You've ba

Susan's Fragile hope

The phrase Come home echoed bitterly in Bianca's mind. Was that still her home? Her grip on the phone tightened as Luna's voice rang coldly through the line. Bianca, if you don't come back now, don't bother coming back ever. You won't have parents to acknowledge anymore. The harsh finality hit like a knife. After a long, wavering breath, she resolved to return one last time. They were still her parents, after all, the ones who had raised her. And this time she had proof she'd make them see Rebecca's true face at the North family villa. The familiar facade of the North family villa loomed ahead. Imposing and cold, though she'd only been gone a month, it felt like a lifetime. The warmth she used to associate with this place was long gone. She pushed open the front door. In the spacious living room, Noah, Luna, and of course, Rebecca sat comfortably. Their faces turned toward her with a mixture of disdain and mild surprise.

Bianca about to die

Tears streamed down Bianca's cheeks, warm against her icy skin. Trapped, abandoned and forgotten. No one was coming. The eerie silence swallowed her sobs, each passing second gnawing at her fraying hope. Beyond the locked main door, the old woman pulled out her phone. Her voice cold and detached. First young lady, I've done everything, as instructed. A familiar, venomous voice crackled through the line. Good. Start lowering the temperature tomorrow. Rebecca's tone dripped with malice. Make sure she never leaves that house alive. Don't worry. The old woman assured her. By the look of her now, she won't last four days at Opal Harbor. The night stretched long as Theo wrapped up a grueling international finance meeting. His sharp mind dulled under the weight of a few drinks. He massaged his temples while unlocking the front door of Opal Harbor, and as he instinctively scanned the quiet h

Abused by the north family

As Theo approached Bianca, a sour, unwashed smell wafted from her frail body. But he didn't care. Urgency burned through him like wildfire. He dashed toward her limp form and shook her forcefully. Bianca, he barked, his voice thick with desperation. No response. Her skin was icy cold, her face pale as snow. For one heart-stopping moment, he feared the worst, until he noticed the faintest breath escaping her slightly parted lips. She was still alive, barely. Without wasting another second, Theo scooped her into his arms and sprinted toward the main door. His sharp gaze caught a shadow shifting behind it, the old lady from before, eyes wide with panic. Realizing the gravity of Bianca's condition, the woman bolted through the back door, disappearing into the dark like a guilty ghost. Theo didn't chase her. He couldn't afford the time. If he didn't get Bianca to the hospital immediately, she wouldn't have s

I won't disturb you

Edward stormed into the North family's grand residence. Fury tightened his chest like a vice. His car screeched to a halt outside, and he didn't bother knocking. Bursting into the living room, he found Noah, Luna and Rebecca, seated stiffly, their faces a calculated mix of worry and indignation. His voice thundered with restrained anger. Uncle Noah, Aunt Luna, did you really lock Bianca in the old residence without water, feeding her nothing but stale rice? Noah's face darkened with irritation. Edward, you've known us since you were a boy. Do you truly believe we'd be capable of something so monstrous? His tone hardened defensively. Yes, we sent her to the old residence, but she was taken care of properly. She's my daughter. How could I be that heartless? Edward clenched his fists, but it's all over the Internet that— Rebecca interjected softly, her eyes shimmering with unshed tears. It's all fake news. I don't un

I got bitten by a dog

Remember your promise, Theo muttered, retreating to his bed without sparing her another glance. Relieved, Bianca quickly spread her blanket on the floor beside his bed. Wrapping herself tightly in its thin folds. Theo remained alert for a few moments. Once he was convinced she had settled down, he allowed sleep to claim him. Sometime later, low, broken sobs shattered the quiet stillness of the room. Open the door, please. It's cold, so dark, I'm scared. Theo shot upright in bed, his sharp senses instantly on edge. Pale moonlight streamed through the window, illuminating a trembling silhouette curled into a tight ball on the floor. Bianca was clutching her ears, her entire body shaking as she whimpered through the haze of a terrible nightmare. Bianca, wake up. It's just a dream. His deep voice cut through the stillness as he crouched beside her, gently tugging her hands away from her

We don't hire copycat

Bianca stayed home for several days, waiting for the teeth marks on her cheek to fade before venturing out in search of a new job. However, each interview ended in rejection. Miss North, we don't hire copycats. Miss North, your scandal is well known in the industry. No one dares hire you. Miss North, the North family has warned the entire industry. Hiring you means opposing them. Dejected, Bianca stepped out of her latest failed interview, frustration gnawing at her insides. She had worked tirelessly toward her education and career, only to be cast aside like yesterday's news. What was she supposed to do now? Switch to a different industry entirely? Honk, honk. The blaring sound of a car horn startled her. She turned absentmindedly, barely registering the sleek black Land Rover idling next to her. Bianca, long time no see. A familiar, handsome

Sebastian Longstone

Theo scowled as he adjusted his cuff links, ready to leave for work. His gaze drifted toward the dining room where Bianca stood near the entrance, slipping on a beige windbreaker. She wore a dark pink blouse paired with a checkered maxie dress that hugged her curves in all the right places. Tights and modest pearl earrings completed her polished, business, chic look. His sharp eyes lingered longer than he intended. The subtle makeup she wore added a soft elegance to her already striking features, but reality hit like a slap. She hadn't dressed up for him. Her purse was slung over her shoulder, and she looked ready to head out. You're going out dating again. His voice was dangerously low, tinged with obvious displeasure. Bianca arched a brow at the accusation. No, I'm going to work. She paused deliberately. I got hired yesterday as the head designer. His sharp retort died in his throat. He wasn't expecti

I trust my instincts

All right, Bianca shot back, her eyes glinting with defiance. Your cousin has the final say on the renovation, not you. Maybe he listens to his wife's opinion more. Compared to her, your words are worthless. Edward's jaw tightened. He's not even married yet. We have a solid relationship, and he usually agrees to whatever I suggest. Bianca smirked knowingly, great. Ask him to put you down as the heir to his fortune and see how agreeable he really is. You're insane. Edward's face flushed with anger. No wonder Uncle Noah and Aunt Luna locked you up. You deserved it. His venomous words reignited the buried rage within her. Edward, she hissed, do you even hear yourself? Am I wrong? His tone dripped with disdain. You ran to the media, accusing the North family of locking you up and torturing you. But here you are, alive, healthy and strutting around like you've been living well all along. His voice turned sharp because of your lies. North

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