All Chapters of His perfect ex-wife : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

David brought me to a different and quiet place. I didn't notice the road that we took since I fell asleep during the trip. I was so tired, since after the kidnapping l haven't had a nice rest and I haven't fully recovered from the bruises that I gained during the abduction. David finally woke me up when we got to the port then we took a small yacht going to a small island. It took us just 30 minutes until we arrived in a Villa that was surrounded by nothing but sand and water. It looked like a private island, there was nothing there but a big mansion in the middle of it. "Where are we?". I asked David, still obviously amazed by the view. "You don't have to worry, we're still on earth". he jokingly answered, I glared at him before hitting his shoulder. "Ouch! Such a violent young lady," he exaggeratedly said. "Are you answering my question or what?". I scoffed at him. "Well, We're on a private island here in Lagos". he answered.

ESTONIA As day went I decided to get some fresh air and cool my nerves before facing Travis this night so l decided to go out and watch the ocean for a while. There is nothing on the shore but sand and light from the moon. I sat on the sand and watched the waves of the ocean and the cold breeze that came along with it touch against my skin. I took an ample amount of deep sigh before hugging my legs closer to my body and leaning my head on my knees. It didn't take long before l heard heavy steps coming near me. I didn't bother to lift my head since I already knew who it was. I could see his feet, he was wearing flip flops from where I was leaning. Those were the most gorgeous pair of feet that I ever saw in my entire life. I can't believe I am admiring his feet in this kind of situation. Youre obsessed with him, Tonia! I hear his heavy breathing and a deep sigh of relief the moment he saw me. He silently sat down beside me. I turned my face towar

Estonia As we all seat around the long dinning table eating our breakfast. Travis was sitting on the power seat, a carver chair that was at the end of the long table. I was sitting next to him while grandma p was sitting across from us. "It's nice to see you back, tonia," grandma said to me, breaking the silence. "Thank you, grandma. I'm glad that I could take care of you while you're here," I answered. "Oh, no. Please, don't let me hassle you. I already have a nurse to take care of me. Maybe, you have other things to Worry about". she said before throwing a glance at Travis trying to play cupid again. "Oh! Maybe you could stroll in the park or mall!". she excitedly said. I can't help but rolled my eyes at grandma for tirelessly trying to pair myself and Travis together always. "Granny, Travis is busy, so let's not bother him anymore," I told her making her pout like a little child. She hasn't really accepted the fact t

Estonia I know Travis was just drunk last night, so I asked him to repeat the question to me today so I would be sure he wasn't saying it because he was drunk. I just want him to ask me that question with a clear mind and not because he was drunk or his mind was clouded with his weariness and jealousy. We both headed to our respective rooms after our talk last night. I woke up feeling nervous. I don't know why but Travis asking that question is a huge deal for me. It will have a big impact on my current life since I would need to let go of my job in Benin and live here with Travis for good. Even though I was nervous I was also very excited but at the same, I was afraid that history would repeat itself again. What if it didn't work out again? It took me a lot of time and courage to stand up and build myself again, I already lost myself in exchange for letting myself be with the man I loved. But I can't afford to be in that sta

TRAVIS "Where the f*ck is she?!". I shouted at the men in front of me. They were the people that Scott had sent to help me in tracing Tonia. They are working in a security agency but they were high-end military and investigators before they were recruited by Scott's company. But despite their expertise, I was still getting mad at how slow their Works were. It has been 12 hours since the explosion and until now they still didn't find any traces of Tonia. This was all my fault! I shouldn't have left her alone at home. I just couldn't help but blame myself for what had happened. I knew how dangerous things were and yet I left her alone here in the house, I was so confident that the security features that Scott had instaled in my house were enough to protect her. But clearly, it didn't. As per Scott's men, the security feature was deactivated from the inside. Someone who knew that code deact