All Chapters of You Revive Me: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Ariak's confession hung heavily in the air, a revelation that cut through the tension in the room like a knife. He had bared the truth, the hidden motive behind all his actions, and Adam listened, a mixture of shock and anger in his eyes."It was never about the power, Adam," Ariak admitted, his voice carrying a raw honesty. "It was always about revenge. I knew I'd never be able to run away from you, and one day, you'd find me. So, I decided to make this game mine."The weight of those words settled over them, a realization that the pursuit, the confrontations, the vendetta that had torn them apart, had all been driven by Ariak's thirst for vengeance. The hospital, where he had watched Adam's father die, had been the culmination of that revenge.Adam, his emotions roiling, needed answers. "If it wasn't about power, then why did you despise your own brother so much? Why did you have to ruin everything?" His voice was laced with frustration and a deep-seated need to understand the motiv

Time had a way of moving forward, even in the wake of tragedy. For Mariah, the days grew longer, each one marked by a sense of longing for the man she had loved so deeply. Yet, as her pregnancy continued to progress, a new chapter of her life began to unfold, one that held both challenges and moments of unexpected joy.Blaire had been a steadfast presence by Mariah's side, offering comfort, support, and friendship when she needed it most. Pete, too, had shown unwavering support, reminding Mariah that she wasn't alone in this journey.One sunny morning, as Mariah sat by the window, she gently placed her hand on her growing belly. It was a tender moment, filled with a mixture of emotions. She whispered softly to the baby, as if sharing secrets and stories about the father they both missed dearly.As Mariah's due date inched closer, she found herself increasingly haunted by the memories of Adam in the city they had once called home. All of of it served as constant reminders of the love th

Mariah's hand trembled as she reached out to touch Mason's shoulder. Her voice, barely a whisper, called his name into the air, a mixture of hope and fear hanging in the space between them. Mason slowly turned, his face shrouded in shadow.As he turned around, Mariah's breath caught in her throat. It was Mason, but not the Mason she remembered. He looked different, he had a scar on his forhead."Mason?" she called out tentatively, her voice barely audible over the din of the street.Mason turned around, his eyes widening in astonishment. He recognized Mariah instantly, and a mix of emotions flickered across his face—surprise, happiness, and a tinge of sadness. He couldn't believe his eyes, he never thought he'd be seeing her again like this."M...Mariah," Mason said, his voice filled with surprise. Mariah's voice quivered as she spoke, her eyes never leaving his face. "You're....you're alive.We thought you were gone. How... how is this possible?""We can't talk here, we need to go so

Pete's heart tightened as he sensed an unspoken turmoil in Mariah. "What's the matter, Mariah? Is everything alright?" he asked, his concern etched on his face. Mariah met his gaze, a smile masking the pain in her eyes. Yet, as she looked at Pete, tears welled up, and a flood of memories crashed over her—the moments with Adam, Pete, and Mason in the mansion."Ella, my sweetheart. Come here," she called her daughter, fighting to maintain composure. Mariah hugged Ella tightly, trying to shield her from the storm within. "Can you play in your room for a while? Mommy needs to talk with Uncle Pete and Aunt Blaire." Ella, sensing her mother's distress, smiled and kissed Mariah on the cheek. "Anything for you, Mommy," she replied, leaving the room.Pete exchanged a worried glance with Blaire, the heaviness of the unspoken hanging in the air. "Mariah, what's going on?" he asked softly, his voice a gentle plea for her to share the burden.As Ella skipped away to her room, Mariah took a deep br

In the face of Adam's persistent lack of recognition, Mariah refused to lose hope. She made a solemn decision to stand by Adam's side indefinitely, willing to endure however many years it took for him to remember. The thought of living without Adam's presence was a heavy ache in her heart, fueled by years of tears shed in the belief that her true love had been taken away. Yet, for their daughter Ella, for Adam, and for herself, Mariah was determined to stay the course.As the months passed, Mariah and Adam's bond deepened. In one conversation, Adam inquired about Ella, unaware of the pivotal role he played in her life. Mariah, cautious about revealing the complete truth, shared, "There was an incident that changed our lives, and Ella lost her father." The words hung in the air, not the whole truth but a narrative carefully crafted to navigate the delicate terrain of Adam's lost memories.Curiosity sparked in Adam's eyes, and he asked, "How was he?" Mariah's tears welled up as she gaze