Louisa Unchained 소설 & 이야기

She knew that she should be thankful because it would make her escape easier but still, it is just really unfair. "Really. The women’s chains are just simply heavy while the men’s handcuffs have magic imbued in them," the maiden said while pouting after trying to feel the irons that were placed in the two people who are still unconscious. Luna sighed while trying to calm herself down. Then, she tried to gently move her hand before she forcefully broke the small chain connecting the handcuffs placed on her as if it was just a thin stick. After that, she carefully gripped the iron rings that were left on her wrists before she crushed them using her own palms.

Alex wrapped his arms around her, holding her close as she cried. He whispered words of comfort in her ear, but Louisa couldn't hear them. She was too busy screaming silently, her mind shattered by the thought of Jade in Jenna's clutches. As the minutes ticked by, Louisa's sobs slowly subsided, replaced by a numb sense of despair. She felt like she was living in a nightmare, and she couldn't wake up. "We'll find her," he whispered, his voice barely audible. "We'll get Jade back, no matter what it takes."

Lou’s Growth Lou, despite the storm of Brenda’s influence, was beginning to feel safe and empowered. Her bond with Gail had grown deep, founded on trust and shared laughter. In the evenings, they would sit together, discussing dreams, fears, and the possibility of a future free from the shadows of manipulation. “I never thought someone would care about me,” Lou confessed one night, her voice trembling. “You… you believe in me.” Gail held her hands tightly. “We do. And I promise, no one—no one—will make you feel invisible again.”

I said softly, and then we kissed passionately. *** End of Chained to the Billionaire

"I told you to sit quiet! Or did you miss the pain?" But Adelard didn't care that Monsieur Pierre was already beating the young man. All he thought about was the man in front of him. "I will do anything to get you released." "You have ruined our lives. You knew full well that we were having hard times and your factory was our only hope. You owe us. So you just have to do whatever it takes to make sure my sons live happily ever after," Farmer Louis said defiantly and then walked off to the far corner of the cell.

"Excuse me. You're blocking the road. You and Sasha deserve each other. Since you've already marked her, I wish you both happiness." Love that came too late was like painkillers long past their expiry date. Not only were they useless, but they would also cause nausea. Timothy pounded the glass, shouting incoherently. He was later pinned to the ground by the guards. Tears smeared his face as he howled at the departing Rolls-Royce. "Gina Flanders! I won't give up! I'll find a way to break my bond with Sasha and win you back!"

"Wow. Didn't he storm out? Now he's standing outside the clerk's office trying to guilt me into marrying him?" The room burst out laughing. "Are you going, Yvonne?" "Obviously not. If she goes, she loses." The gloom hanging over Yvonne all night finally lifted. She raised an eyebrow, smug. "Depends on my mood. Once I've cooled—" "Holy crap, wait!" Before she could finish, someone refreshed the page. A new update popped up. "Jared got a marriage license? With Rachel Reid? Reid Corp's next CEO?"

The same warmth I had felt when my tears healed Mira. I looked down at my chained wrists. Golden light flickered faintly beneath the metal. I stared in shock. “No way…” The glow spread slowly along the chains. The iron began to shake. The warmth inside me grew stronger. I closed my fists. The chains suddenly cracked. Then shattered. I gasped and stumbled backward. My wrists were free. I stared at the broken chains on the ground. I had done it. My breathing became faster. The power inside me was growing. But there was no time to think. Mira was gone.

Louisa was a smart woman. She knew that Zion had rubbed shoulders with someone important. Immediately, she grabbed his arm, begging, “Please forgive me.” Then, lowering her voice, she said, “I bought a new outfit. I’ll wear it for you tonight.” She understood men well. Especially Zion. She knew that he missed her. “Get lost, b*tch.” Zion slapped her again. “Louisa, I’ve had enough. Take the money and go. From today onwards, you have nothing to do with the shop.”

But as she began to move forward to know what was going on, she suddenly froze when the last man came down from the helicopter. Louella's legs instantly turned to jelly, and she fell to the floor in utter disbelief and shock. Seeing this, Terri rushed to where she was and helped her up but was still supporting her from slumping to the floor once more. Her ex-husband, or rather her husband, because she could not divorce him, walked to where she was and stopped a few feet away from her. "Hello, Louella." He smirked. Her eyes grew wider than they already were. "Adan?" she gasped.