Culpa Nuestra Ending Novels & Stories

“If something happens to me, I would like everyone at home to be aware that the likely culprit is the vicious leader of CDP. So, yes, you are right. I chose to use this programme as a shield.” “This is quite heavy, Mr. Valante,” she commented, sympathy settled in her eyes. Seeing her radiate that emotion made me certain that I was likely rousing the anger of the public toward Layla. “Mr. Valante… I am certain a proper investigation will be carried out. Then, the full truth will be known. And perhaps, we can all be free from the grasp of the CDP gang.” If I was not trying to put on a show, I would have snorted at his words. Even if I die, even if all the existing members of CDP die, this city

There were only two more classes left for today's school day to end, but I couldn't take another minute. 一 It's trix, we can fix these photos and rumors 一 Lucas said and Pedro nodded in agreement. 一 We can find the culprit and make him pay 一 It was Gabriel's turn to say. 一 Don't worry about me, I know very well who is to blame 一 I said as soon as Caroline entered the room, and my friends followed her with their eyes and everyone realized how nervous she was. 一 The culprit will be duly punished 一 Aline said staring at Caroline who refused to look at us.

The man replied and ended the call. Munika dropped the phone, her hands trembling, and her knees buckling. How could she let that happen? She could've taken care of the Mistress a long time ago, she could've sealed her up forever. Now, she could only wish Sergio would eliminate her at once. But what if he didn't? She had already gotten word that Carmencita was released some days ago. Both mother and daughter... Holy Mercies, she was doomed. ⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯

God, I had no idea life could be so fun when I did not have to think about them. My partner called me and started an online meeting. Excited, they told me the project ended perfectly on their side. The path had been hard. Fortunately, the end was perfect. It did not get in the way of us making money. I had to ask, though. I wanted to know what happened after I dropped out of the project. My partner thought I was just being curious. "Nothing much. Claude Group's representative got fired because he made a big blunder. Ms. Claude treated him like he was the most important thing to her. I thought they had a fling. Guess not."

She had been the one to get them in this situation and the guilt was unbearable. “I’m sorry, papa.” She whispered, closing her eyes against the tears that threatened to fall. “No, sweetie. This is my fault. I should have gotten out of this business a long time ago.” He whispered, choking on his tears. “Whatever happens, I don’t blame you for any of this.” “No, Mateo. By the end of this, you’re going to hate yourself.” Bernard chuckled. “Are we ready?” Bernard asked, turning to the man behind the camera.

Mama said, "Our Principessa has never been mistreated a day in her life. The code of silence never taught her how to forgive a man who raised his hand to her." The truth was, our two families had always been close. The bond went back a generation, years and years of friendship and loyalty, and today it cracked because of me. Still, Mama did not blame me. She pulled me into her arms, gentle and steady. "No one gets to hurt our Gia. Whatever you decide, your Papa and I are behind you." Everything I had been holding in finally broke loose. My nose stung and my throat tightened as I buried my face against her and cried.

"You're defending her? After everything she's done?" Claudine's anger seethed beneath the surface, fueled by the memories of Ariella's relentless torment. The humiliation, the pain, and the helplessness still lingered, etched into her psyche like scars. Ariella's peaceful death felt like a betrayal, an escape from justice that Claudine couldn't reconcile. Her rage wasn't just about revenge; it was about accountability. Claudine needed Ariella to face the consequences of her actions, to acknowledge the suffering she'd inflicted.

"Please, make sure Lucas is found." Inspector Kai nodded. "We have a search underway. We won’t rest until we find him." Juliana broke down, blaming herself. "It's my fault for condoning their wrong deeds, especially Lucas's. I should have stopped them." Karina placed a comforting hand on Juliana's shoulder. "It's not your fault. They made their own choices." Inspector Kia interjected, "Juliana, you knew about their plans, which makes you an accomplice. However, you can plead for pardon in court, testify against Anita, and you might be acquitted, considering Lilly now has no one to look after her and she has health issues."

He loathed to see a tear drop from her eyes. "Sophia left us to get juice and my sister wanted to find out how deep the pool was. I wasn't strict enough. I gave in, promising to keep it a secret. Oh, how foolish I was." She snickered, wriggling her head in pity. "I never knew that would be the last time, I never knew that would be the end of us. She missed a step and that was the end of her story here on earth, just a step." "I am sorry about that. It wasn't your fault. No one should fault you for that." Callan said.

Zara let out a frustrated scream before the beta led her out, her reign of cruelty finally brought to an end. The pack let out a collective sigh of relief, grateful that justice had been served. After Zara’s departure, Aiden, looking remorseful, approached Layla. “Layla, I… I don’t know how to apologize for everything I did, everything I believed...” Layla’s expression softened, though pain lingered in her gaze. “Aiden, I can’t undo what’s happened, and neither can you. But I hope you’ve learned to look beyond lies and see people for who they are.”