All Chapters of The Scented Summer Night: Chapter 1 - Chapter 6

Aeron Luke Xavier. Everyone knew him as a dedicated public defence officer, special division in the West side of Charm City. Also known as one of the eligible bachelors with excellence personality & grace with a handsome face, tall and muscle built body; helpful, and warmth towards all citizens of the Charm City. But how handsome & flawless he is, nobody knows his real thoughts on his life. What he wanted was a big mystery to all the parents who have an unmarried daughter & would love to have him as their son in law. Except for one woman. Who he had cut off contact with since two years ago.  Before he met the woman, his life was perfect without any worries, no stress besides the work stress he welcomed with open arms. He’s a workaholic. He committed to his job like

“Are you alright, Dr Ali?” Jules broke into the office worriedly. “Did something happen?”   “I’m alright, Jules.” Alison smiled at her. But she looked pale & tiny seeds of perspiration on her temples. Jules takes a seat on the sofa just opposite Alison, watching her with concern. She didn’t take Alison's words when she heard Alison’s loud voice through her office over the hall. She almost ran to her office, but somehow she stopped knowing someone else was there. Something is not right. Alison let out a lazy laugh at her. “Don’t worry about me. I am fine.” Jules didn’t buy it, crossed her arms in protest & stared hard at her like a hawk making her prey let out a defeated sigh. “She found me. I don’t know how but she found me.” Jules grasped what happened and can't h

The local magistrate office doesn't have any record of married registration named under Jules and Karl. What's even worse, Jules was stated as single, and Karl was recorded as legally married to Tasha. The name of the other woman. What does that make her? The third wheel? Jules covered her face in desperation. Her life is in chaos, and just now, she just survived a life-threatening situation. The deafening noise of the blasting still numbed her right eardrum. She can’t hear anything but a long broken, pinching noise. It was dark, her body hit onto the cold wall & in relief, she slid down on the cold floor. She is not aware tears slip down to her open palm. Her hands are still trembling. She can’t explain what just happened. Everything went out so fast. A man called her name, grabbed her body and into the slit of an opening before a loud blast not fa