Home / Urban / The Live‑In Son‑In‑Law Who Ruled The World / Chapter: 85 Part 3: The Family Behind Alexander
Chapter: 85 Part 3: The Family Behind Alexander
Author: Pen_Tackle
last update2026-08-31 22:17:13

Clara swallowed hard, her throat constricting with memory. "I am certain there was a man behind the mask," she confirmed, her fingers tightening nervously, betraying her lingering anxiety.

"However, I was heavily drugged. I couldn't perceive enough details to provide any identifiable description of him."

Alexander studied her expression carefully, observing the genuine distress etched on her features. There was no justifiable reason to force her to dredge up memories she could not clearly recal
Continue to read this book for free
Scan the code to download the app

Latest Chapter

  • Chapter: 92 Part 3: The Man She Still Chooses to Trust

    Vivian stepped closer. “Your relationship with Alexander started falling apart after Nahir came back. Then there was the reunion. Then Clara disappeared. Then Alexander nearly died. And every time something went wrong, Nahir was somewhere around you.”Aurelia's expression changed. “You can't seriously believe Nahir caused all of that.”“I don't know what he caused,” Vivian replied. “That's exactly what frightens me. I don't know what he's capable of, and neither do you.”Aurelia crossed her arms. “Nahir has been there for me from the beginning. He stayed when I was struggling, and he stood beside me when almost everyone else walked away.”Vivian took a deep breath. “That doesn't mean you should ignore everything that has happened.”Aurelia rolled her eyes. “I’m not ignoring anything.”Then Vivian looked her in the eye. “Then why are you defending him?”Aurelia hesitated. “Because I still believe there is good in him.”Vivian stared at her for several seconds. “You've said that before.

  • Chapter: 92 Part 2: The Man She Still Chooses to Trust

    Aurelia lowered her eyes. “Nahir…”“I mean it,” he continued. “I made a mistake.”The regret in his voice was convincing enough to make Aurelia look up again. “I shouldn't have told you to divorce Alexander.”Vivian's expression immediately hardened.Nahir noticed, but he deliberately ignored her reaction.“I thought I was helping you,” he said. “You were suffering, Aurelia, and I couldn't stand watching you destroy yourself over a man who seemed determined to walk away from you. I thought if I convinced you to let go, I could save you from even more pain.”He paused, allowing his words to settle. “But I was wrong.”Aurelia's lips parted slightly. “You really think so?”“Yes.” Nahir held her gaze. “I realize now that I had no right to make that decision for you. It was your marriage, your life, and your choice. I should never have tried to decide what was best for you.”His voice softened. “If winning Alexander back is what you truly want, then I'll help you.”Vivian immediately shook

  • Chapter: 92 Part 1: The Man She Still Chooses to Trust

    Vivian remained silent, her gaze unwavering, her mind racing. An icy knot of unease began to form in her stomach.His impeccably ill-timed arrival felt more than just coincidental; the fact that he had appeared immediately after she had delivered the news of Alexander's agreement to meet Aurelia sent a chill down her spine.Nahir offered them both a practiced, disarming smile, but Vivian's lips remained unmoving, her expression cold and guarded. She watched him, every fiber of her being on high alert.Then, a subtle detail caught her attention, a flicker that sent a jolt through her. Nahir's eyes weren't lingering on the shattered fragments of the vase. Instead, his gaze was fixed, with an unsettling intensity, directly on Aurelia's phone.On the photograph of Clara, still displayed on the screen. Vivian's stomach tightened, a cold premonition seizing her.Nahir, sensing her scrutiny, quickly averted his eyes, but it was already too late. Vivian had seen it, and the image seared itsel

  • Chapter: 91 Part 5: The Chance He Never Wanted to Give

    Aurelia nodded rapidly, almost frantically. "When?""He hasn't decided yet," Vivian explained. "He said he'll inform me of the time and location later."Aurelia, her hands shaking, wiped away the fresh tears. "That's enough," she murmured, the simple phrase a testament to her desperate longing.Vivian's gaze sharpened, her expression becoming serious as she studied Aurelia. "Do not," she cautioned, her voice firm, "mistake one conversation for true forgiveness.""I won't," Aurelia promised, her voice subdued."And," Vivian continued, her warning clear, "do not, for a second, enter that meeting expecting everything to magically revert to the way it once was."Aurelia's gaze dropped, a shadow falling over her face. "I just want a chance to explain," she whispered, her voice laced with desperation.Vivian nodded slowly, a silent acknowledgment of the raw plea. "Then make it certain you tell him the complete truth."Aurelia's eyes drifted to the photograph of Clara still prominently displ

  • Chapter: 91 Part 4: The Chance He Never Wanted to Give

    Vivian thanked him effusively once more before the call disconnected.Alexander slowly lowered the phone, placing it with deliberate care onto the table, as if it were something fragile, dangerous. Without a word, Clara immediately slid the small container of medicine closer to him, her gaze insistent."Now," Clara instructed gently but firmly, "take your medicine and get some much-needed rest."Alexander froze, the simple words striking a resonant chord deep within the core of his being. For an instant, the very walls of the room dissolved, the present fading into a distant echo.He was no longer the weary man in a quiet safe house, but a small boy once more, vulnerable and feverish.His mother, a luminous figure of comfort, stood by his bedside, a glass of water and medicine clutched in her hand.He could almost feel the tender caress of her voice, recall the way she would meticulously tuck the blankets higher, anchoring him to the bed when he inevitably tried to slip away.He remem

  • Chapter: 91 Part 3: The Chance He Never Wanted to Give

    Alexander's brow furrowed, a sharp frown creasing his features. "What did you say?""Meet Aurelia one last time," Vivian reiterated, her voice firm."There is absolutely nothing left for us to discuss," Alexander countered, his voice flat."Perhaps not for you," Vivian conceded, "but there remains something vital she needs to say."Alexander's jaw clenched, a muscle twitching beneath his skin. "Vivian, the most compassionate act you could perform for Aurelia right now is to advise her to sign the divorce papers.""I can't do that," Vivian replied, her voice soft but resolute."Why?" Alexander pressed, a note of exasperation in his tone."Because," Vivian explained, "I know, with absolute certainty, that she still loves you."Alexander offered no reply, his silence a stark refusal.Vivian, sensing his resistance, softened her voice, her plea becoming a gentle current. "Please, Alexander. Just meet her once. Sit down with her. Talk about everything, every single painful thing you've bot

More Chapter
Explore and read good novels for free
Free access to a vast number of good novels on MegaNovel app. Download the books you like and read anywhere & anytime.
Read books for free on the app
Scan code to read on App