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Suddenly Damian shown up
Marcus burst into Jeremiah’s office like a storm that had finally broken loose. The door slammed violently against the wall, startling everyone outside the hallway. Jeremiah had just stood up from behind his desk when Marcus crossed the room in a few furious strides. Without a word of warning, Marcus’s fist flew forward and landed hard on Jeremiah’s jaw. The sound echoed sharply in the quiet office as Jeremiah stumbled backward and crashed onto the floor beside his overturned chair.“You bastard!” Marcus roared, grabbing Jeremiah by the collar and dragging him halfway up. His face burned with rage, his eyes red with sleepless nights and fear for his daughter. “You ended up arresting my daughter. How dare you!”Jeremiah groaned as he tried to steady himself on the ground. Pain shot through his jaw, but the anger in his eyes burned brighter than the pain. “Get your hands off me, Marcus,” he muttered, still lying on the floor. “You should count yourself lucky that I didn’t get you arrest
Victoria heading to jail
Victoria stepped out of the mansion gates with a heart that felt strangely light despite the storm she had just unleashed behind her. The morning air was cold against her skin, sharp and awakening, as though the world itself had acknowledged her decision. For the first time in years, she felt ownership over her own steps. Every breath she took belonged to her alone.The iron gates closed behind her with a heavy clang.She did not look back.Her heels struck the pavement with quiet determination as she walked down the long driveway leading toward the main road. Her thoughts revolved around only one person—Ethan. Every memory of him resurfaced vividly: the warmth in his eyes before everything fell apart, the disappointment that replaced it, and finally the hatred she now carried like a scar across her heart.“I will fix this,” she whispered to herself. “No matter how long it takes.”But fate, indifferent to resolve, had already prepared a different path for her.A black SUV suddenly scr
The chasing
Victoria’s eyes glistened with unshed tears, but her posture remained firm. She gripped the railing of the staircase, as if it were the only anchor in the storm of her thoughts. Marcus’s hand rested gently, almost pleadingly, on her shoulder, but she barely felt it.“I… I can’t live like this anymore,” she said softly, more to herself than to him. “I can’t continue following rules that weren’t made for me. I can’t live a life dictated by your fears, your pride, your… mistakes.”Marcus’s face tightened. “Victoria… please, hear me out. I’m only trying to guide you, to protect you—”“You protect me?” Victoria’s voice rose, trembling with rage and hurt. “You call that protection? Every decision you’ve ever made has suffocated me. Every time I thought I was choosing for myself, you and Mother were pulling the strings, deciding who I should marry, what I should do, what I should want! And now, when I finally take a step for myself, you act as though I am committing a crime!”Marcus tried to
Victoria attempt to disown her parents
Victoria stood beside the staircase, her fingers curled tightly around the cold metal railing. The house was silent, but inside her chest, a war was raging. The polished tiles beneath her feet reflected her image—once proud, once admired, now cracked by regret.“Of what gain have I now,” she whispered to herself, her voice trembling in the quiet hallway, “since my ex-husband has decided to make me nothing? I was once everything to him. Now I am the least of what he thinks.”Her throat tightened. She lowered her head, staring at the marble steps as if they were pages of her past, replaying every choice she had made.“This is my fault,” she continued softly. “I was greedy. I was desperate to prove something to the world. I thought I knew better than my own heart. I listened to ambition, to pride, to persuasion. And now look where it has landed me.”She inhaled sharply, fighting the tears that threatened to spill.“I will think twice from now on,” she muttered. “But not to the point wher
Victoria shocked at the company
Victoria stood frozen in the glossy hallway of Ethan’s company, her hand clutching the neatly folded application she had submitted to the secretary. The woman across from her smirked, her eyes sharp, mocking, and completely devoid of empathy.“You are not permitted to see the HR. You have to submit your application here. I will personally give it to the HR. You may take your leave now,” the secretary said coldly.Victoria lowered her gaze, feeling a weight pressing down on her chest. She had entered the building with confidence, prepared for any humiliation, yet this moment threatened to shatter her composure entirely. She forced herself to respond politely.“Can you please send this to the HR? That’s all I want from you,” Victoria pleaded, her voice calm but quivering with a quiet desperation.The secretary let out a low, disdainful laugh. “You are calm, almighty Victoria, the one no one dares talk to. Funny how the mighty have fallen,” she mocked, leaning closer as if to savor her
Ethan mocked Victoria
Ethan sat alone in the long corridor that connected the entrance of his mansion to the main sitting room. The house was quiet, almost too quiet, and he liked it that way. Silence had become his companion over the past months. It gave him space to think, to rebuild himself, and to remind himself of the mistakes he would never repeat.A glass of red wine rested in his hand, untouched. His mind was far away when his phone rang. He glanced at the screen, and the name alone was enough to harden his expression.Victoria.For a few seconds, he considered ignoring the call. But Ethan was no longer a man who avoided his past. He answered.“Hello, Vick. How can I help you?” His voice was calm, distant.“I’m heading to your house,” Victoria said immediately, her tone urgent.Ethan leaned back slowly.“I am not at home,” he replied, even though he was. “And even if I were, I have more important things to do. Save your energy. Don’t come.”There was a brief silence.“I’m already at the gate,” she
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