All Chapters of The Campus King's Secret : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Blackthorne Heights had transformed for the evening….Nyra has finally gotten used to the system, her allowance and tutorship is more than enough for the semester. The university would be hosting thier dinner night this mid semester, she was so proud to grace the event proudly with Kaizen even though his present will create a scene. The Soft golden lights draped the courtyard and grand hall, music drifted through open doors, and the air carried the scent of expensive perfume mixed with fresh flowers. Students in formal wear mingled with professors, wealthy parents, and influential guests. It was the kind of event where every glance carried weight and every whisper travelled fast.Nyra stood in front of her mirror, arms crossed, glaring at the elegant black dress she had been forced into.“You’re coming,” Kaizen had said earlier, voice firm.“Why?”“Because I’m going.”“That makes absolutely no sense.” she pretended like she didn't like his presence around her.“I’m incapable of havin

The video went viral before sunrise, By the time Nyra opened her eyes, Blackthorne Heights was already drowning in it. Clips of the kiss flooded every campus group chat, every anonymous page, every private story. Headlines appeared faster than she could scroll past them.CAMPUS KING FINALLY CLAIMS HIS QUEEN?KAIZEN ARCLAIR’S MYSTERY GIRLFRIEND REVEALED.FROM TUTOR TO CAMPUS QUEEN.Nyra wanted to disappear into thin air…She sat on the edge of her bed, phone glowing in her hands, watching the same few-seconds clip of Kaizen’s mouth on hers over and over while comments multiplied underneath. Some were excited, some were curious, Most were cruel.Then the nasty version began…She trapped him.She knew exactly what she was doing.She only got the scholarship because of him.She slept her way into his life.That last one hit deepest. Nyra had fought for that scholarship with every ounce of strength she possessed. She had studied until her eyes burned, worked until her hands shook, refuse

Nyra sat on the edge of her bed long after midnight, the anonymous note still clutched in her hands as her heart ached with words already y burning themselves into her mind.“Tell Kaizen to tell you what he knows about the Woman in Black.”She read them again and again. Each time the silence of the penthouse pressed harder against her ears. The photograph of her young, mother lay face-down on the nightstand, now she feels her mom had been in some deep shit before she got married or during her youthful days. She couldn't help but twitch her face in disgust unable to bring herself to look at it again.Her trust in Kaizen had always felt solid, steady, protective, almost absolute but tonight that foundation cracked, she had only seen the lady in Black once and he had also shared the note she dropped on her last visit, what could be be hiding and Why had he hidden this?Why did strangers seem to know more about her mother than she did?What else was he keeping from her?The questions

“Someone is going to come looking for me,” I said, forcing the words past my trembling lips. “My boyfriend… He'll come for me. He always does.”A low chuckle came from somewhere behind the masks.“Just let me go,” I pleaded, tugging uselessly against the restraints. “You don't have to make this worse. Whatever you think my mother did, I had nothing to do with it.”The man in front of me tilted his head, almost amused by my desperation.“Well, well, well I'm surprised you still refuse to acknowledge your family members after everything…”He took a slow step closer.“Bargaining with us isn't going to do you any good, sweetheart.”My breathing quickened.“Then what do you want from me?”“Nothing you can't give.”His voice remained strangely calm.“Quit the struggle. Stop wasting your energy and be a good girl, just like your mother raised you to be.”My stomach twisted.“Don't talk about my mother.”He smiled beneath his mask.“Oh, we'll talk about her.”He crouched until we were almost

FREEDOM BAIT I kept walking until I no longer knew whether I was moving toward safety or deeper into danger. The darkness seemed endless, and the trees grew thicker with every step, their branches scratching against my arms and catching on my clothes as I pushed through them. My legs were beginning to ache, and the adrenaline that had kept me moving was slowly fading, leaving exhaustion in its place. I wanted to sit down. I wanted to cry. More than anything, I wanted Kaizen, but I knew that wanting him wasn't enough to get me home.Eventually, I found a fallen tree near a small clearing and lowered myself onto it, breathing heavily as I listened to the silence around me. I had no idea where I was or how far I had wandered from the building. I didn't know whether the men who had kidnapped me were still searching for me, and I had no phone, no bag, and no way of contacting anyone. My first instinct was to find help, but the memory of their strange behavior stopped me. They had watched