All Chapters of Revenge Born of Betrayal: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Aurora’s steps came to a halt the moment those words reached her ears.“Our child… is with that woman.”The world around her seemed to vanish.The voices. The footsteps. Everything faded into silence.Only one thing remained—Hazel.“Where?” Aurora’s voice changed. Sharp. Tense. Almost trembling.On the other end, Darius’s voice remained calm. Far too calm for a situation like this.“An old parking structure behind the shopping center. A narrow alley on the west side.”Aurora turned immediately.No hesitation.No reply.She ran.The air in the alley was damp. The scent of old walls and lingering trash filled the space.Footsteps echoed quickly.Aurora arrived, her breath slightly uneven.And the sight before her—Made her blood boil instantly.Lily.The woman stood in the middle of the narrow alley, restrained by two large men—Darius’s men.A few steps away, Darius stood calmly.As if all of this were nothing more than a minor matter.And in his arms—Hazel.The baby wasn’t crying.Sh

The car came to a stop in front of an old building standing far from the city center.The place was silent. No passing vehicles. No signs of life. Only weathered walls and a large iron gate that slowly opened as Darius’s car entered.Lily looked out the window. A flicker of hesitation crossed her eyes, but she forced a smile.“You really do love theatrics,” she muttered.Darius didn’t respond. He stepped out of the car first.His men immediately opened the back door and pulled Lily out.She struggled again.“Let me go!” she snapped.No one answered.Darius walked inside the building calmly, as if he were used to the place.Lily was shoved in after him.The iron door slammed shut behind them, the sound echoing.And in an instant, the world felt different.The room was wide—but empty. Only a chair, a table, and a single hanging light in the center.No luxury. No comfort. Only pressure.Lily was forced into the chair. The rope around her wrists was tightened.Darius stood a few steps in

That day felt longer than usual. Darius didn’t leave right away. And Aurora… didn’t ask him to. There was no long conversation. No serious discussion. Yet his presence felt… different. Darius spent most of his time with Hazel. Holding her. Soothing her when she stirred awake. Sometimes just sitting quietly, watching her small face with an expression Aurora had never seen before. Gentle. Aurora observed from a distance. Silent… but she didn’t stop him. Something was slowly changing. Not in the situation— but within Aurora herself. Evening turned into night. The lights in the house came on. The atmosphere grew warmer. Aurora stood at the entrance of the dining room. “Darius.” He turned. Aurora hesitated slightly. “If you want… you can stay for dinner.” Darius nodded, without many words. He smiled—a warm smile. The dining table was neatly set. Warm dishes were served. Aurora sat on one side. Darius across from her. Hazel was already asleep in th

Aurora slowly clenched her hand.She hated doubt.And now… someone had just planted it deliberately.“Ma’am?”Her assistant’s voice pulled her out of her thoughts.Aurora didn’t turn. “Trace that number.”“We already tried,” the assistant replied quickly. “It’s unregistered. Most likely routed through a temporary line.”Aurora gave a small nod.Someone bold enough to do this… was not ordinary.“Arrange additional security,” she continued. “I don’t want a single gap.”“Yes, ma’am.”The assistant left.Aurora finally closed her eyes.One question kept repeating.Why now?And more disturbing—Why about Hazel?Elsewhere—The old building remained silent.Unchanged. Unwelcoming.Lily sat on the cold floor. Her hands were no longer bound—but that didn’t mean she was free.The iron door in front of her was tightly shut. No windows. No clock. No sense of time.At first, Lily fought.She shouted, threatened.But time… slowly wore everything down.The door opened. Footsteps echoed.Darius enter

Darius’s words lingered in the air.Aurora stared at him intently.“Who would dare do something like that?” she asked softly.Darius didn’t answer immediately.His gaze shifted… deeper.As if he were piecing something together.“Someone with access,” he said at last. “And smart enough not to leave a trace.”Aurora narrowed her eyes.“So now it’s not just Lily.”“She must have asked someone for help,” Darius replied calmly.Silence followed.Aurora let out a slow breath.“You said she had nothing left. Then why would anyone still help her?” she asked bluntly.The question was sharp.But Darius wasn’t offended.He simply looked at her.“I’ll find out who it is.”Night fell slowly.For some reason… Aurora stayed.In Darius’s office.She stood by the window, looking out at the city as it lit up.“I shouldn’t have come here,” she murmured softly.Darius, standing a few steps behind her, didn’t answer right away.“Then why are you still here?”Aurora gave a faint smile. “Because I want to k