All Chapters of Reyona's Revenge: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Reyona wished Toria was with her at that moment.Her sister had to leave for Sydney that morning.The realtor she had been in touch with called her just that morning to say that he saw a perfect property for her in Sydney.Coincidentally, the owner of the property was also an interior designer who was relocating.The clause was that the owner wanted to see the person who would take over her property.Reyona could see that Toria loved that particular property. It was perfect for the vision she had for her home design company.Sydney was also a perfect spot for such business. Despite how excited Toria had been at first about the discovery,he had been very hesitant that morning.“I shouldn't go,” she said multiple times, even though Reyona had told her she was fine and there was no need to babysit her.She practically pushed her out of the door and shut the door in her face.Still, Toria shouted, “Call me if you need anything!”“Yes, mommy!” Reyona had responded with a smile.Her smile

It is none of your business.Reyona reminded herself for the umpteenth time that evening as she got ready to go home.Home.Not a rented place, she had been sleeping to get out of the way of her asshole hus...ex-husband.She had just gotten off the phone with Toria.Toria was apologetic that she had to stay over at Sydey due to a complication.When Reyona asked Toria what the complication was about, the latter merely said she would tell her everything when she got back the next day.“Now tell me everything,” Toria said, turning the conversation back to the reason why she had called.Reyona told her everything.Everything Gibson had told her happened in court and would happen if Thomas decided not to cooperate.Her sister was overly joyous at the fact that Thomas was given a restraining order.She congratulated Reyona and promised that they would drink all the champagne they could lay their hands on when she got back.Reyona stared at the phone as it disconnected and wondered why she h

Maxwell died. If the feeling that ripped through his heart at the sound of that scream was not a sign of sure death, he was sure it must be a sample of what death would feel like. The sharp cry, then silence. Unbidden images of his father’s still body flooded his mind as he rushed over and saw her lying unmoving. The difference was that his father had been lying unmarked and peaceful-looking in bed. She had a gash on her head, bleeding, and her legs were twisted at an odd angle. "Reyona,” he called with his heart in his mouth. No answer. His haywire imagination calmed a bit when he realised that she was still breathing, though. As much as he would have loved to scoop her up and take her to the nearest hospital, Maxwell knew he might cause more damage if he moved her. “Over here!” his voice boomed in the night. Yet it was not loud enough for them to hear him over the chaos going on at the front. Glasses crunched under his shoes as he swore loudly and ran towards the front,

A cooing sound filtered into Reyona’s consciousness.She turned her head ever so slightly and winced as light stabbed through her slitted eyes.She quickly closed her eyes and tried to figure out why it was so painful to open her eyes.That was when she realised it wasn’t just her eyes that felt assaulted; even her head was throbbing.Beyond the pulsing in her head, the cooing sound was still there.It was coming from her right.Despite the pain she knew she might feel again, Reyona was tempted to find out the source of that soothing sound.She carefully opened her eyes again and finally saw it.The playpen was some distance away and she could see a baby inside it.“Who left a baby unattended?” was the first thought that came to Reyona’s mind.The baby seemed to be having a good time, though, as the cooing sounds only changed in variation.Reyona smiled and winced as the muscles in her head seemed to protest the sudden movement.Despite the weakness in her limb, Reyona shifted until s

Maxwell’s home in Kayooma was about twice as big as Jordan’s.The 13-acre estate contained a sprawling eight-bedroom mansion, a golf course, a spa, a fitness centre, gardens (rooftop and in-ground), a stable with the best equine in town and other amenities. Despite the array of buildings around, there was still enough greenery around for a well-designed park.The driveway that led up to the gate was an art in itself. It was a winding, paver driveway with an aesthetic to it that was hard to find anywhere else. Thomas swallowed hard as he looked around while driving up to the house. He realised that he was sweating. He still had no reason why that arrogant bastard had called him but when the latter hinted that it would do him good to come over to the address he would send to him, Thomas had not thought twice about it.His hatred for the guy was conveniently forgotten; he needed whatever he could get right now. His mother had grumbled a bit before she gave him the money for the gas but