All Chapters of Two Faces Of A Vengeful Heiress: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Luna’s expression hardened. She hated being played with, and she sensed that was exactly what Aiden and Jaden were doing. “You have one more chance, Jaden. Was it really a technical issue?” Her patience was wearing thin, and she hoped he wouldn’t make things worse.Jaden smacked his lips. “From your tone—and the fact that we’re going to meet Aiden this late—I’m guessing you think this was his doing, right? Do you really think that if he had such a plan, he’d let me in on it? I’m just a student at his academy.” Jaden wished Luna would believe him; he truly had no idea Aiden was involved in the explosion.“Think about it. He has Alphonse to do his dirty work. Why would he discuss it with me? I really don’t know anything,” Jaden insisted.Luna pondered for a moment and realized Jaden might be right. It wouldn’t make sense for Aiden to share his plans with him—he must have confided in his assistant.“And, Miss Rose,” Jaden said as he turned the wheel, driving through a lonely alley, “are

Aiden rushed Luna to the residence and had Jaden call the doctor. He placed her gently on the bed, noticing how pale she had become."I shouldn’t have stressed her out," he muttered, smacking his lips. She had clearly said she wasn’t feeling well, but he’d been too obsessed with racing and teasing her to listen.He crouched beside her and clasped her hand. "Can you hear me?" he whispered, but her eyes remained closed. The only thing that kept him calm was the steady sound of her breathing. The door opened and Jaden entered with a doctor, a man in his thirties who quickly set down his medical bag and moved to Luna’s side—only to hesitate as Aiden shot him a murderous glare."Is the rate of female doctors really that low?" Aiden scoffed, not sparing Jaden from his glare. He hated male doctors coming near Luna.The doctor frowned, caught off guard by the question. "Of course not, there are plenty of female doctors.""Then why don’t they come to check on her? Can’t everyone stick to treat

Sebastian Martins sat in the boardroom, his face calm but his fists clenched tightly under the table. The meeting had dragged on for over an hour, and all the board members seemed to do was blame him. Thankfully, Stefan was still hospitalized—otherwise, things would have spiraled further out of control.“Tell us, Sebastian, should we still trust you with the company?” one of the senior board members, Maurice, asked pointedly.Sebastian’s jaw tightened, but he maintained his composure. It wasn’t his fault the laboratory had exploded, so why were they all pinning the blame on him?“I’ll take care of things. Trust me,” he replied confidently, his tone unwavering. He already had a plan in motion—he just needed time.The board members exchanged wary glances before reluctantly agreeing to trust him. As they filed out of the room, Sebastian remained seated, his expression darkening. First, he’d deal with Aiden and save Nova from going bankrupt. Then, he’d come back for these lazy, backstabbi

The lady rolled her eyes before rising from the couch. She walked over to the wine bar, grabbed a bottle and two glasses, and returned. “Have a drink with me,” she offered, setting the glasses down.“No thanks. I don’t wish to be poisoned,” Aiden replied sharply, his tone flat.She stared at him in disbelief. “You really think I’d try to poison you? Who do you think I am?”“You’re the most vicious woman I know,” Aiden answered without hesitation, tossing the bowl of popcorn onto the table. He adjusted his suit jacket and leaned forward. “But let’s skip the drinks and talk about something more important. I’m about to deal with people who are just as vicious as you, so I need your suggestions.”“Let me guess… the board members?” the lady smirked, pouring a glass of wine for herself and one for Aiden. She placed his glass in front of him with a shrug. “Drink it if you want.” Then she sank back into the couch, sipping her wine leisurely.“The thing about men in high positions,” she began

The taxi stopped at the park in a small, underdeveloped community in Ashwood called Victoria City. Cars could only go as far as the park; the roads beyond were too rough for vehicles.Bella Claire got out, paid the fare, and started down the noisy streets toward home. She arrived at the three-story building at the center of the community. Their apartment was on the second floor, sandwiched between neighbors who were always arguing.“Hey, Bella! Why are you back late? Your sister came back from school and kept crying at the door,” yelled a neighbor from the top floor balcony.Bella sighed. “I had practicals,” she answered and reached their door—which was open. She stepped inside and found her older brother, Dami, at the dining table studying, while their little sister Eli, still in kindergarten, watched cartoons.“You’re back,” Dami said, glancing up and frowning when he saw how dirty she looked. “What happened to you?”“That stupid girl, Sophia Martins,” Bella groaned, tossing her bag