All Chapters of In Love with my Father’s Serial Killer : Chapter 191 - Chapter 200

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The sister he hid

Daniella’s weapon remained pointed at the woman standing in the doorway. For several seconds, nobody moved. The name Evelyn Cruz echoed through her mind, fighting against memories she had spent years trying to understand.“My father’s sister?” Daniella asked.Evelyn nodded.“Your aunt.”Daniella’s grip tightened around the weapon. “Why have I never heard of you?”Evelyn’s expression filled with pain. “Because your uncle made sure you wouldn’t.”Christian stepped closer to Daniella, keeping his attention on Evelyn. “How do we know you’re telling the truth?”“You don’t,” Evelyn replied. “Not yet.”Richard studied her carefully. “Where were you the night Derrick died?”Evelyn looked at Daniella.“At the hospital.”Daniella’s eyebrows pulled together.“That’s impossible. My uncle told me nobody came.”“Your uncle lied.”Evelyn slowly entered the room and placed a small envelope on the desk. “Your father called me that night. He told me he had discovered something dangerous and that he was

The Chase

The black SUV disappeared through the gates before Daniella could reach the driveway. She ran after it anyway, but Christian caught up and grabbed her arm before she could step into the road.“Get in the car.”Daniella pulled free. “That’s my uncle.”“I know.”“He knew we were coming.”“I know.”“Then stop talking and move.”Christian stared at her for a second before a faint, almost disbelieving smile crossed his face. Even now, with everything falling apart around them, Daniella still had that fire in her.They rushed into the vehicles. Marcus took the driver’s seat while Christian and Daniella climbed into the back. Richard and Evelyn followed in another car.Marcus accelerated after the SUV.Daniella watched the vehicle ahead weave through traffic. Her heart hammered against her chest. She had imagined confronting her uncle countless times, but she had always imagined doing it on her terms. She never imagined chasing him through the city while knowing that every answer she had wan

The man who raised her

Daniella stood in the middle of the warehouse with her weapon aimed directly at the man who had raised her. Her uncle looked older than she remembered, but there was no mistaking him. The same eyes that had watched her grow up were now staring back at her without a trace of the warmth she once believed was there.Christian stepped closer to Daniella, but she lifted her free hand.“Don’t.”He stopped.“This is something I have to do.”Her uncle gave a bitter smile. “You always were stubborn.”Daniella’s jaw tightened. “Don’t call me that. You lost the right to speak to me like you were family the moment you killed my father.”His smile disappeared.“I know what you found.”“Then you know why I’m here.”“I know.”“Who is Raven?”Her uncle remained silent.Daniella took a step forward. “I asked you a question.”“Raven isn’t a person.”“I know that.”“Then why are you asking?”“Because you were part of it.”Her uncle’s eyes moved toward Christian.“And so was his family.”Christian’s expr

The Original Ledger

Daniella pressed both hands against her uncle’s wound, desperately trying to stop the bleeding. The warehouse had gone strangely quiet after the gunshot. Christian stood over them with his weapon raised, scanning every corner while Richard and Marcus moved toward the entrance.“Stay with me,” Daniella whispered. “You don’t get to leave yet.”Her uncle’s eyes opened slightly. “The ledger…”“I heard you. Where is it?”“The original ledger is… somewhere your father trusted.”“Where?”He struggled to breathe. Daniella leaned closer, desperate to hear him.“Not the church.”She frowned. “Then where?”His lips moved again, but no sound came out. Christian crouched beside her. “Daniella, we need to get him somewhere safe.”She shook her head. “He’s the only person who can tell us where it is.”Her uncle suddenly grabbed her wrist with surprising strength. “The place where you were born.”Daniella froze. “My father’s house?”“No.”His grip weakened.“Hospital.”His eyes closed.“Uncle?”Danie

The man in the dark

The door opened another inch, and Daniella’s heart slammed against her ribs. Christian stood directly in front of her, his weapon aimed at the doorway while Marcus and Richard covered the other side of the room. Nobody spoke. The darkness beyond the door seemed to stretch endlessly into the corridor.Then the man stepped inside.The emergency lights flickered on, revealing a tall figure dressed in a dark coat. Daniella’s breath caught. She knew him. Not from the photographs and not from her uncle’s files, but from her childhood. Christian lowered his weapon slightly in disbelief.“That can’t be possible.”The man looked at him calmly. “Hello, Christian.”Richard’s face drained of color. “Victor.”Daniella immediately looked at Richard. “Victor Hale?”The man smiled. “That’s the name they gave me.”Daniella’s eyes narrowed. “They?”Victor took another step into the room. “Raven.”Christian’s expression hardened. “You were supposed to be dead.”“I was.”Richard stared at him. “I watched

The truth inside

The envelope felt heavier than it should have.Daniella stared at it in her hands while the others remained silent around her. The old hospital corridor was still dark, the emergency lights casting faint red shadows across the walls. Victor Hale was gone, leaving behind more questions than answers, but for the first time, Daniella wasn’t interested in chasing him.Her father had left something for her.Something he had wanted her to find only when she was ready to know everything.Christian stepped closer. “Open it.”Daniella looked at him.There was something different in his eyes now. He was still guarded, still carrying the pain of everything she had done, but he hadn’t walked away. Even after discovering that she had entered his home with the intention of destroying him, he had stayed.She slowly opened the envelope.Inside was a small memory card and a folded sheet of paper.Her hands trembled as she unfolded it.Daniella,If you’re reading this, then the truth has finally caught

What Thomas said

The memory card remained on the table long after the video ended.Nobody spoke.Daniella could still hear her father’s voice in her head. He isn’t the enemy.For years, she had believed the opposite.Christian had been the face she attached to every painful memory, every sleepless night, every lesson her uncle forced into her. She had been taught to look at Christian and see the man responsible for destroying her family.Now she knew the truth.He had never been the man she was supposed to hate.He had simply been the man they needed her to hate.Christian picked up the ledger again and turned to the page bearing his grandfather’s name.“Thomas hid something,” he said.Daniella nodded. “And Raven has been searching for it.”“Which means whatever he hid could expose them.”Marcus stepped closer. “Or destroy whatever protection they still have.”Daniella looked at him. “Where would Thomas have hidden something important?”Christian didn’t answer immediately.His eyes remained fixed on t

The place she learnt to hate

The compound looked exactly the way Daniella remembered it.That was the first thing that frightened her.The same tall iron gates. The same cracked stone walls. The same line of trees leading toward the main building. Even from the car, she could remember where every room was located. She had spent years here. Years being taught how to fight, how to lie, how to manipulate, how to survive.And somewhere inside this place, her uncle had hidden the second ledger.Christian parked several meters away from the entrance and switched off the engine. He looked at Daniella before opening his door.“You don’t have to go inside.”Daniella looked at him. “Yes, I do.”“You’ve already been through enough.”“This is where it started.” Her voice was steady. “This is where he made me believe you killed my father. If the second ledger is here, then I need to see it with my own eyes.”Christian studied her for a moment before nodding. “Then we go together.”They entered through a damaged section of the

Bennett’s Explanation

Bennett stood in the doorway with a calm smile, as though he had been expecting them to arrive all along. Behind him, two armed men blocked the entrance, making it clear that escaping would not be easy.Daniella held the ledger tightly against her chest.Christian stepped in front of her. “You knew we’d come here.”Bennett’s smile widened. “I knew eventually you would.”“You followed us,” Marcus said.“No. I followed the ledger.”Daniella stepped around Christian, her eyes fixed on Bennett. “You funded my training.”Bennett’s expression barely changed.“Yes.”“You watched me grow up.”“Yes.”“You knew my uncle killed my father.”A pause.“Yes.”The answer hit harder than Daniella expected.“You knew everything,” she whispered.“I knew enough.”“You knew he was lying to me.”“I did.”“You knew I believed Christian killed my father.”Bennett looked at Christian before returning his attention to Daniella.“That belief was necessary.”Christian’s jaw tightened. “Necessary for what?”“For

The Man who started it

Daniella couldn’t move.Her father’s handwriting covered the final page of the ledger, but the words seemed impossible to understand.Because I know who started it.Her eyes remained fixed on the sentence.Christian reached for the ledger, but Daniella pulled it closer.“Derrick knew,” she whispered.Bennett stood silently across the room.Daniella looked at him. “Who started Raven?”Bennett didn’t answer.“Tell me.”“I think your father wanted you to discover that yourself.”“My father is dead.”“And that’s why he left the evidence.”Christian stepped forward. “Enough games, Bennett. Who started Raven?”Bennett’s gaze moved between them.“Raven wasn’t created by one person.”Daniella’s frustration exploded.“You keep saying that! I know Raven is an organization. I know there were people involved. I’m asking who started it.”Bennett slowly exhaled.“Your father believed it began with a private group of businessmen and officials who wanted influence beyond what money could buy. They we

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