All Chapters of Rescuing Him in Every Twisted World: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

The silence lingered for a few seconds before Liesa casually straightened up. Without skipping a beat, she reached into her bag and pulled out a lollipop, offering it with a calm, collected smile. "Mr. Romano, would you like a candy?"Sam, observing from the side, grimaced. Angus, however, didn’t seem angry. His voice was slow, detached. "What did you just say?"Liesa snapped back to attention, standing tall. She wiped away the awkwardness from her face and shifted into a professional tone. "I can fix you, Mr. Romano. If you let me stay, I can help you recover."Angus stared at her, his expression cool. "I meant the second part."Liesa paused for a beat before answering quickly, "If I don't fix you, I'll bring my head to you! I’ll cut it off right here at the neck!"A small smirk tugged at the corner of Angus’s lips. He motioned for her to come closer. Liesa took a deep breath, bending down—but before she cou

Nina froze, her eyes widening. She hadn't expected there to be another woman in the house. She wanted to assume Liesa was just a maid, but the clothes she was wearing quickly proved otherwise."Angus, I've been waiting for you all day," Liesa said, flashing him a warm smile as she walked over to him. She sat down beside him effortlessly, placing her slender hand on his arm, her touch natural and confident.Angus glanced at her sideways, about to speak, but Liesa leaned in, her voice dropping low enough for only the two of them to hear. "If you snap now, you've already lost."Her tone was playful, almost like she was talking to a child. Angus's eyes flickered with sarcasm. He hadn't expected this woman—who, despite her obvious foolishness—could read him better than Nina. She could tell he was on the verge of losing his temper.Nina stood frozen, eyes wide with disbelief as she watched them. "You... you two..."Liesa smiled softly, almost sweetly. "Miss Swanson, I think you're misunders

Liesa paused, then smiled. “Mr. Romano paid a high price to hire me. Of course I have to live up to it.” She thought, The money meant little, but the annoyance lingered.“Reeking of money,” Angus said coldly, his expression darkening. Even he didn’t understand why that answer irritated him.Liesa only smiled and continued the massage. Soon, his breathing grew slow and steady. When she noticed he had fallen asleep, she quietly reached over and pressed the remote for the curtains. The room dimmed at once, wrapping them both in soft darkness.When Angus woke up, it was already lunchtime. He surfaced slowly from a rare, peaceful sleep. The first thing he saw was Liesa sitting on a small stool, quietly reading. His right foot was still resting on her lap.The moment he shifted, Liesa noticed. She looked up and smiled. “You’re awake, Mr. Romano?”Angus didn’t answer. His gaze sharpened as he studied her. Liesa felt a little uneasy under that stare. “Mr. Romano?” she asked carefully.He stil

Meanwhile, Liesa nearly cursed under her breath as she thought, The order to pull weeds had come out of nowhere. But when Liesa saw the conflicted yet firm look on Sam’s face, Liesa understood something important, Left with no choice, Liesa gave in.She thought to herself, Liesa found the gardener and borrowed a weed trimmer. After a quick and messy lesson, she started clearing weeds in the back garden.The Romano estate was enormous. People said Angus Romano’s father had bought the property the day Angus was born.Over the years, the estate had only grown larger. The backyard alone stretched farther than Liesa wanted to imagine.By the time Liesa finished clearing a huge section of weeds, hunger gnawed at her stomach. Her back ached so badly she could barely straighten up. Grass clippings clung to Liesa’s sweat

After what felt like an eternity, Angus finally broke the silence, his voice calm, almost detached. “The steak was good.”Everyone froze for a moment. Liesa let out a quiet sigh of relief, her lips curving into a faint smile. Sam stepped forward, his expression polite as always. “If you liked it, would you prefer we prepare this for lunch tomorrow, Mr. Romano?”Angus didn’t respond, his expression unreadable. Sam glanced at the security team by the door. In a flurry of motion, they swiftly cleaned the table. Sam gave a slight bow before adding, “I won’t disturb your rehab session further.” His eyes lingered on Liesa for a moment before he left the room.Once the door shut, the room returned to its quiet tension. Angus’s fingers lightly tapped the armrest of his wheelchair, as though the earlier events hadn’t phased him at all.Liesa knew this wouldn’t be so easily settled. As long as Angus was still in the room, she had to explain herself.“Mr. Romano,” she began, her voice steady, “y