All Chapters of His Regret: I Am Untouchable Now: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

MORRISON“I had no choice.”The words landed like a confession. For a moment, I just stared at him. Every doubt I had been holding onto died instantly.I planted both hands on the desk and leaned forward. “Choice between what?”His jaw tightened; he didn’t respond, “Who forced you?” I snapped. “And what were you promised?”Jason only let out a tired laugh. I inhaled, “You took a child from her home, erased her identity, monitored her entire life and somehow convinced yourself you were protecting her?”Jason looked away; that movement irritated me immediately. My hands were already jerking, aching to land across his face. “Look at me when I am talking to you.”His eyes returned slowly, and for the first time, I saw guilt inside them. “Quinn’s parents,” I continued, “what happened to them?”Jason inhaled deeply. “You need to stop this, Morrison. Whatever happened then was a mutual agreement, and I have now lost contact with him. He is incommunicado, and that’s all I know.”“Mutual agree

SERAPHINAI never imagined leaving the Finn estate like this. Not as Jasper's woman or the future Mrs. Finn. Not even as the mother of his child.I left as a liar whose secrets had finally caught up with her. My hands shook as I shoved my clothes into the suitcase. I thought of where to go, but not to my father. I couldn't face him. I had failed him.The television continued playing in the background. Reminding me of what I have at stake if I do not quickly amend things.The suitcase slipped from my fingers and crashed on the floor. I stared at it, then at my reflection in the mirror. I didn’t recognize the woman staring back. My mascara had long smudged.My eyes were swollen. My hair was a mess. Where was the woman who always had a plan? The woman who always controlled the room?She was gone, long gone.And all that remained was fear. My phone trembled in my hand as I dialled his number again. It rang three times; there was no answer. I called again; it went to voicemail. Tears blurr

JASPERSleep was the last thing I would do. It was for people who still had the luxury of ignorance.I had spent too long believing in lies. But that ended now. The day of reckoning was coming. And everyone involved in destroying my life would answer for it.The first rays of sunlight barely touched the skyline when I walked into the study. Three investigators, two lawyers, my head of security and chief financial officer were already waiting.Every seat around the conference table was occupied. I clicked the door shut behind me as I walked in, adjusting my sleeves.“Good morning, gentlemen.” I greeted.“Good morning, Sir,” the men all responded in unison.I tossed a thick file onto the table as I took my seat. Judging by the silence that followed me into the room, they already knew this meeting wasn't routine.They were about to meet a version of me they had never seen before.“Gentlemen,” I began, “good morning once again and thank you for keeping to time. We proceed without further

STONESI threw the phone onto the table and kicked the desk hard. Damn it! Seraphina caused all of these.Maybe I made a mistake using her in the first place. She had just one job: keep Jasper distracted.Instead, she fell in love with him and became stupid. Stupid enough not to know that it was business and not an emotional entanglement or romance spree.I walked toward the bar. For the first time in a long while, I didn’t have the urge to drink anything. I stood there, just staring.Finally, I grabbed a champagne, poured it slowly into the glass and gulped it fast. I dropped the glass and slipped my hands into my pockets.“You should have stayed heartbroken, Jasper.”Instead, he started hunting. Worse, he started hunting me. That mistake would be corrected.The door creaked open behind me, and one of the guards walked in.“Sir?”I didn’t turn. “I’m listening. What is the development?”"The media is now heavily focused on Quinn. There are numerous headlines linking her to the consor

QUINNSomething was changing inside me. For years, everyone had decided my life for me. Jason. Jasper. Even fate.Everyone seemed to know what was good for Quinn Ledger. Except Quinn Ledger herself.I was tired of it.The hospital's abandoned conference room was silent except for the sound of papers shifting across the table.Photographs, files, reports and a recording of the doctor’s statement. Everything we had gathered so far. Morrison stood beside me, watching me arrange the files in order.I had sworn Morrison wouldn't step foot inside this hospital. Yet here he was. Somewhere along the way, he had earned my trust.“I’m sorry for shouting at you earlier.”Morrison’s lips curved into a slow, appealing smile.“It’s fine,” he said. “We are together in this now. Anything I do, it is because I want the best for you.”Our eyes locked briefly. Something unspoken passed between us. I looked away first.“It’s okay,” I snapped myself out. “Joe is not here.”Morrison looked over his shoulde