Hearing Derek words Emily sat in her wheelchair, staring at him. Her eyes weren't sad. They were full of something else. Something dark and burning.
Hatred. “Derek.” Her voice was flat, dead. “Why did you even come back? Get out. I don't want to see your face.” The words hit him like a punch to the gut. "What's the point of you being here now? Where were you when Mom and I were getting beaten every day? Where were you when they came to our door and smashed everything we owned? Where were you when I jumped off a building and shattered both my legs trying to get away from that animal?" Her voice rose, shaking with fury. "You were in prison! Taking the fall for some bitch who destroyed our entire family! You're pathetic, Derek. You're a coward. You're not my brother. You're nothing to me, I can never be a sister to her coward like you." Tears streamed down her face, but her voice didn't soften. "I hate you. I really, truly hate you. Do you understand that? I hate you more than I've ever hated anyone in my life." Immediately she pointed at some of the thugs that were still trying to stand up. “You see them, I hate you more than I hate them, now go back to where you're coming from, go meet your wife!!.” She screamed the last words, her voice breaking, raw and ragged. At that moment Derek couldn't move, he couldn't even blink. Couldn't breathe. Each word stabbed into his chest like a knife twisting deeper and deeper. His vision blurred. And he couldn't complain about it, because he deserves everything, and even more. His voice came out hoarse, barely audible. "Mom... what happened? Emily's legs... someone did this to her. Who?" Linda's face crumpled. She wiped her eyes, her hands shaking. "It was Nathan Morrison." Derek's blood turned to ice. Nathan Morrison. Claire's younger brother. A spoiled, disgusting piece of trash who'd never worked a day in his life. A predator who thought the world owed him everything. "He did this to her?" Linda nodded, her voice trembling. "The neighborhood we live in... it's being turned into a development zone. The Morrison family wants the land. They've been threatening everyone, forcing families to move out. The compensation they offered was almost nothing. Barely enough to survive. She took a shaky breath. "Most families gave in. They had no choice. But we refused. A few other families too." "Two months ago, they came again. Nathan and his men. They broke down doors, smashed windows, beat people in the streets. We still said no." Her voice broke. Tears spilled over again. "That's when Nathan... he came after Emily. He cornered her. Tried to force himself on her. He grabbed her, tore her clothes, told her she should be grateful someone like him wanted her." Again Linda sobbed into her hands. "Emily fought. She screamed. She bit him. And when she couldn't get away... she ran to the window and jumped. Four floors, Derek. She jumped four floors to escape him." Derek's hands shook. His vision went red. "Both her legs were shattered. The doctors said she'll never walk again." Emily's voice cut in, cold and hollow. "So now I'm a cripple, Derek. Are you happy? Is this what you wanted when you went to prison for that bitch?" "Emily, I—" "Don't say my name. It makes me sick." Her eyes burned into him, full of rage and pain. "Megan sacrificed everything for you. She had her face slashed over a hundred times trying to save you. Marcus Patel cut her so many times she almost bled to death. She was in a coma for two months. Her whole family was thrown out of the Bushman household. They're living in poverty now, eating scraps, completely destroyed." Emily's voice rose, shaking. "And me? Thanks to your 'brother-in-law,' I'm stuck in this wheelchair for the rest of my life. I'll never walk again. Never run. Never dance. Never have a normal life." She leaned forward, her voice dropping to something venomous. "Everything that happened to us... it's because of you. You destroyed us, Derek. You ruined our lives. Megan's life. My life. Mom's life. How can you even look at us? How do you live with yourself?" Her voice cracked, tears pouring down her face. "Now get out. I don't want you here." Derek's jaw clenched. His fists tightened until his nails cut into his palms. His voice came out low, dangerous, shaking with rage. "The Morrisons. Claire. Nathan. Every single one of them. They're dead." Emily laughed. It was bitter, cruel, empty. "Oh, my dear brother. If you really want revenge, then do something. Stop talking and do something for once in your miserable life." She wiped her face with the back of her hand. "By the way, today is the night before Morrison Corp goes public. It's also old man Richard Morrison's eightieth birthday. The whole Morrison family is celebrating right now. Drinking champagne, dancing, having the time of their lives. As Claire's ex-husband, you should go congratulate them. After all, the Morrison family owes everything they have to your generous sacrifice." Derek's heart pounded. "Morrison Corp is going public? Tonight?" Emily's smile was mocking. "Nathan Morrison. Claire Morrison. If today's such a special occasion, maybe you should crash the party." "Crash the party?" Emily sneered. "Who do you think you are? The Morrison family isn't what it used to be. They're powerful now. Rich. Connected. If you go there, you'll die. Or did you forget how they beat you down and humiliated you before? How they threw you in prison like garbage?" Her voice turned ice-cold. "I don't need your help getting revenge. I've accepted my life." She paused, staring at him. "But Megan was invited to the party too. That bitch Claire personally invited her. And the Bushman family—those cowards they knew Megan would be tortured, humiliated, destroyed, but they forced her to go anyway. They didn't care. They just wanted to stay on the Morrisons' good side." Emily's voice dropped, quiet and sharp. "You owe Megan everything, Derek. You'll never be able to repay her. If you stand by tonight and let her get humiliated, tortured, broken... then you're not even human. You're less than nothing." Derek's whole body went rigid. His fists shook. "Megan's going to the party?" Emily's laugh was bitter. "Do you think Claire would pass up the chance to torture her? To make her suffer in front of everyone?" Derek stood. His voice was steady, each word a vow carved into stone. "Emily, I swear to you on my life. I will heal your legs. I will make you walk again. And for everything you've suffered, every tear, every moment of pain, I will make Nathan Morrison pay back a thousand times over. I will bring Megan home safely. I promise you."Latest Chapter
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The moment Derek withdrew his hand from Lady Revenna's forehead, the hum of spiritual energy faded away. He took a measured step back, lowering his arm while keeping a close, watchful eye on her.Revenna slowly looked down at her hands, and the sight left her completely speechless. The deep, heavy wrinkles that had lined the backs of her hands were gone. Not completely vanished, but the difference was stark and undeniable. Her skin looked smoother, visibly firmer. She turned her hands over, examining them from every angle before rubbing her thumb across her skin, almost expecting the sudden change to evaporate the moment she touched it.The improvement remained. The faded lines refused to return.Her eyes narrowed as she studied her own flesh. For years, she had watched her body degrade under the crushing weight of the curse, feeling her strength slip away in ways no ordinary person could ever comprehend. In less than a minute, Derek had reversed something she had long believed was pe
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The deal Derek had placed before Lady Revenna left her genuinely surprised. She had expected something much greater. After all, he was standing before the woman who ruled this world with an iron hand, a woman whose power could crush him in seconds, yet his demand was simple. Tell him the truth about the hatred between her family and the Morrisons, and he would tell her how to break the curse. It sounded almost too easy.Revenna had spent years searching for a way to remove the curse, and countless curse breakers had come before her. Some were powerful, some were highly respected, and others claimed they had broken curses that had existed for centuries, but none of them had succeeded. In fact, most of them had told her the same thing: the curse was unbreakable. What made Derek even more suspicious was that he had identified the curse without her telling him anything, something that had never happened before. The curse breakers who came to her never knew what had been placed on her unle
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Lady Revenna continued walking toward Derek, every step she took sending a fresh tremor through the stone beneath her feet. Cracks spiderwebbed outward across the floor while the air pressure in the chamber grew suffocating. Zora watched from the sidelines in sheer terror. She knew precisely how powerful her master was, having witnessed that strength countless times before, but never like this. Never with this magnitude of rage, and never with such lethal intent. Zora swallowed hard, struggling against the heavy atmosphere as she realized she had never seen Lady Revenna in such a volatile state.Derek felt the crushing weight bearing down on him as well. Even with his mastered breathing techniques, his chest tightened as he fought to keep his rhythm steady against the overwhelming force. He knew the situation had spiraled into dangerous territory. He still lacked a full understanding of the ruins, remained unsure of his own true limits, and had no clue what Lady Revenna was fully capa
Chapter 133
Lady Revenna continued walking toward Derek, every step she took sending a fresh tremor through the stone beneath her feet. Cracks spiderwebbed outward across the floor while the air pressure in the chamber grew suffocating. Zora watched from the sidelines in sheer terror. She knew precisely how powerful her master was, having witnessed that strength countless times before, but never like this. Never with this magnitude of rage, and never with such lethal intent. Zora swallowed hard, struggling against the heavy atmosphere as she realized she had never seen Lady Revenna in such a volatile state.Derek felt the crushing weight bearing down on him as well. Even with his mastered breathing techniques, his chest tightened as he fought to keep his rhythm steady against the overwhelming force. He knew the situation had spiraled into dangerous territory. He still lacked a full understanding of the ruins, remained unsure of his own true limits, and had no clue what Lady Revenna was fully capa
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Lady Revenna slowly rose from her seat, and the moment she stood, the atmosphere in the chamber shifted entirely. The calm composure she had maintained vanished, replaced by a cold, deadly intensity as her gaze locked onto Derek."You have an explanation to give," her voice thundered, echoing off the stone walls.The entire building began to vibrate. The floor shook violently beneath their feet, wall carvings trembled, and strange objects rattled along the tables. An overwhelming aura exploded from Lady Revenna, surging outward in an invisible, crushing wave.Around the room, guards instantly collapsed to their knees as if slammed down by an impossible weight. Some tried to fight it, their palms slamming into the stone as they gasped for air, but the pressure was absolute. Even Zora was forced down onto one knee, her eyes wide with shock. She had felt her master's power before, but never like this. This was not a stern warning; it was pure, unbridled fury.The pressure hit Derek like
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Hearing Lady Revenna's claim, Derek stared at her for a few seconds before a short, disbelieving laugh escaped his lips."You're expecting me to believe that?" he asked, shaking his head. "No. I don't buy it."Zora frowned from the doorway, her arms crossed tight against her chest."How exactly do you expect me to accept that one day here is one month on Earth?" Derek spread his hands, his voice dripping with skepticism. "That doesn't make any sense. You're just trying to play smart with me." He glanced around the stone chamber. "I've only been here a short while. You're telling me that if I spend a single day here, an entire month passes outside?"Revenna met his defiant gaze without flinching."That is never going to convince me," Derek added, folding his arms.Silence settled heavy and cold over the room. Then Revenna spoke, her voice cutting straight through his protests. "The only thing you have is brute strength. But you don't have enough sense to think."The insult hit him inst
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