All Chapters of Reyona's Revenge: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

“He said you tried to seduce him.”“What? That bastard! I am going to kill him!”"Toria,” Reyona called breathily.Toria bottled up her anger for the moment as she looked down at Reyona, where she was urinating.Even though Maxwell had provided a wheelchair and Toria had been able to help Reyona from the wheelchair to the toilet bowl without much issue, her sister was out of breath by the time she sank onto the toilet seat.She looked pale to Toria.“Are you fine?” Toria asked Reyona in concern.Reyona, who had momentarily closed her eyes, opened them and said, “Yes, I am okay. I just don’t like this feeling of helplessness. The fact that you two are fighting is not helping as well.”“That bastard caused all this,” Toria muttered."Toria,” Reyona called in a disapproving tone. “I thought you used to like him.”“I have never really liked that bastard. I just tolerated him because I knew you loved him.”Reyona looked at her sister in surprise. Then she sighed again as she asked, “I do n

“Please don’t do this to me. You can’t do this to me. This is not fair!” Ruth Lanoth declared in a pitiful voice as she waved the crinkling paper in her hand.The Quit Notice written on the letter was bold enough for anyone standing close to see.When Ruth noticed that her neighbours were stylishly coming out to the porches of their bungalows to see what was going on, she adjusted her stance, lowered her voice, and pleaded with the agent, who stood with a stoic expression on his face.“Tell Theodore that he can’t just do this to us. My husband first leased this place from his father before him. I have also been renewing the lease with Theodore. He just can’t do this to me now!”“Well, I sympathise with you, ma’am, but it is no news that your lease expired two months ago. I think Mr. Sawyer has been very generous with you. No other person on this land has had that privilege. Now you have overused that privilege, ma’am. It is time to go.”“You know what? I will call him myself. I will e

Thomas disconnected his mom’s call again with annoyance.“Why can’t she just be patient for heaven’s sake?” he wondered in anger. Truly, he had told her that he would give her some money when he got back from where he was going, but he was not back yet.Was he?He had not bothered to tell her where he was going.He doubted that she would have approved of it if she knew.She had begun to grow some annoying conscience about him recently.She might have stopped him from going but after he got what he wanted and she was reaping the benefits, he was sure that she wouldn’t mind.Especially when he got her some new clothes and some imitation jewellery to match.Yes, she would ease off on his case so there was no need to pick up her call now.Now was the time to focus on his game plan.He looked over at the woman, who had now laid the baby in her play pen and was cooing to her.Thomas tried to think his plan through but he knew there was no time for that.They would all be back soon, and the

Still badly shaken and somewhat dazed, Old Cliff stepped out of the Mercedes-Benz that took him home.Mary, who was waiting anxiously for her husband on their porch, had already stood up when she saw the Benz coming towards their house.Her gaze moved from her husband to the young man coming outside from the driver’s side.“Cliff, what…?”As if he had just realised where he was, Old Cliff looked up sharply at the sound of his wife’s voice.“Mary! Oh, sweet God! Mary, ah!” A movement behind his wife caught his gaze as she rushed down the porch steps.As if Cliff had seen a ghost, his eyes widened and his hand shook as he pointed at the clueless children who were seated with Mary before the car arrived. “These poor kids. Oh, what will we…?”“Cliff!” Mary spoke a bit urgently as she reached her husband and held his forearms, so he could look at her.Neighbours who had heard Cliff’s exclamation had started coming out of their homes.After all, they had all been waiting for the news from t

Reyona woke up the next day without the headache that had been her constant companion. Nor did she feel the panic of helplessness that had been accompanying her since she woke up. Every time she slept and woke up, she had this feeling that was akin to a panic attack as she tried to figure out where she was and how she had gotten there. Slowly, it would pass, but it was always there. But the day after the lawyer came, she did not feel the helplessness of her loss of memory as acutely as she had been feeling it earlier. Reyona felt a slight weight at her side and she smiled as she turned her head gingerly to that side. Toria was sleeping as Toria slept. One of her legs was on the side of the bed, while her head was close to Reyona’s stomach and her arms were spread out over the bed. How she had managed to get into that position on the huge bed was beyond Reyona. She was amazed that her sister had somehow steered clear of her injured legs, even in sleep. Sleeping with Toria mean