All Chapters of Kidnapping My Future Fiancé: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Eden asked Grace if she needed some time alone, and went to her room to get changed into comfortable clothes. She felt like every interaction she had with Bennett was gradually becoming a bigger headache later. She told him that she would handle Allen but in truth, she had nothing planned. She was going to do nothing about it and hoped that Allen would forget all about it and she would too. Allen was a vile man and he deserved to suffer the consequences of his actions, but Eden decided she would not be the one to take revenge on him. She wanted nothing more than to finish her studies as soon as possible and leave this life of lies and deception behind. Eden heard a soft knock on her door, and she opened it to see Grace looking at her with concern. Eden gestured to her to come in. She wasn't in the mood to talk but realized she needed some company to think about something else. Grace asked her what happened and Eden told her in detail what Bennett and Allen said to her. Grace hugged

Charlotte gave in and practically hurled herself at Eden to hug her. She said something in Italian while hugging her. Georgia translated for her. "We appreciate you a lot too, Lily. I'll miss you."All of them hugged Eden one by one, saying their goodbyes. When it was Georgia's turn she hugged her and said, "I wasn't really angry, I was pretending to be because Leo would be mad at me if I didn't. I know you didn't break his heart, he's just too emotional sometimes. All of us know it and none of us were angry about it. We just thought you were ghosting all of us because of him."Eden smiled and hugged Georgia back hard. "I'm going to miss you so much."Alex came to say goodbye and he just shook hands with her and said, "I hope everything gets sorted out for you back home." She noticed that Alex and Marina were once again in the off phase of their relationship. She smiled and said goodbye to him.Finally, it was Leo's turn. Eden turned to him to see he was standing at a distance, still

Grace cried out in horror when the door opened. Eden was lying on the floor passed out with a broken wine bottle next to her and multiple empty cans of beer on the bed. White foam was coming out of her mouth as her body twitched. Her pants were wet, she had peed herself too. Grace and Theo picked her up and placed her on the bed as the staff member called the ambulance through the room phone. Grace shook violently as she held Eden and caressed her hair, whispering in her ear that everything will be okay. Theo got up and left the room to call Bennett. Grace sat with Eden desperately waiting for the ambulance to arrive. She heard Theo tell Bennett to come directly to the hospital instead of the hotel. Grace felt angered toward Bennett and decided to tell him to not come to see Eden in the hospital room. He was a big part of why Eden was in this condition. She had gone through enough with her parents and she was once again put on the edge with all the drama. She knew it wasn't really B

Bennett's point of view:When Grace mentioned the bruise, Bennett couldn’t stand being there anymore. He walked away, not looking back again. The doctor had told them what happened. Clearly, Eden didn’t mean this to happen. He felt slightly relieved that she didn’t do it to herself, or he would never be able to forgive himself. Though she did get too drunk and he knew she wouldn't do that without a reason. He wanted to talk to Grace and ask her what it could be, but he had a feeling she wouldn't be nice to him about it. He walked out of the hospital and stood outside, looking at the dark sky. Bennett heard footsteps approaching him and turned around to see Theo. He put his hand on Bennett's shoulder and said nothing. Bennett asked, "Do you think it's because of me?""It could be," Theo replied. "But I don't know what was going on with you two. I know her father is a grade-A asshole and it's a whole different story with her mother."Bennett knew it was more than that. "That bruise Gra

Eden's Point of View:Eden opened her eyes slowly to see a creamy white wall ceiling in warm hospital lights. She tried to lift her head up but something was holding it back. She realized it was nothing physical, but the hammering headache that was making it hard to lift her head up. At first, she couldn't understand where she was, but when she saw a glucose drip on her wrist and the hospital curtains, she realized she was in the hospital. Everything was still blurry and it took her a minute to get back to her senses. When she woke up, a nurse saw her and called the doctor. The doctor walked up to Eden and asked her, "How are you feeling Mrs. Mason?""There's a headache. It's really bad," said Eden as she massaged her temples and squinted her eyes in pain. "Here, this will help," the doctor handed Eden a drink and helped her get up to drink it. She lay in the bed for a few minutes and felt the pain ceasing gradually. "What happened to me?" Eden asked, confused. She didn't remember