All Chapters of The Great Seducer : Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

After reconciling with her parents, Rose felt more at ease to deal with the challenges ahead. She has enough money to live an extravagant lifestyle but she doesn't want to. It's better for her to keep her head down than try to gain attention. She started thinking of what to do to keep her mind off things. It is already winter now, which means everywhere will be covered in snow. Even though she is trying to move on, there is a part of her that will always be missing. It's going to take a long time to heal especially since she is crazy about him. "I wonder how he is doing now. He must have become worse than before because of me. He must be so heartbroken. I wish I could comfort him and ask for forgiveness directly." She thought sadly. The door bell rang. She stopped cleaning and rushed to open the door. She had ordered a fried chicken delivery and she was looking forward to it. Once she opened the door, she was surprised instead. There's Kay standing at the door with a huge smile o

FIVE YEARS LATER "Mommy! Look what I got in maths science today! I am a genius!" A young child flopped down the her, waking his mother from sleep. "Tristan!" Another voice shouted, coming inside the room. "I told you not to run around the house. It's dangerous for you!" His mother smiled, "Darling, you should listen to your aunt. Don't be stubborn." He sulked a bit, "I'm sorry aunt Aileen." Aileen laughed, "Look at you acting like they gave you a death sentence. Don't worry sweetie, I am not mad at you. Just let your mom rest. She was busy all through the night." He looked at his mother, "Miss Rose, did you really work overnight? Is that why you are not going to the pastry shop today?" Miss Rose is a playful way her son calls her sometimes when he wants to joke around. Even though he is still a little boy, he is very smart. He always reminds her of his father due to how smart and fast he is. Rose laughed, "Darling, let me rest a bit. I promise you that I'll be going to t

Rose rushed to carry her son. Kay also helped her bring Tristan to the couch. The little confused boy stared at the both of them in confusion. "Mommy, why are you not saying anything?" Tristan asked her again. She shook her head quickly with a smile, "No darling. How can you say such a thing? We are not talking about your father." "Yes. Why would your dad be a killer? We were not talking about him. Why are you even awake?" Kay asked him trying to change the subject. "I wanted to drink some water but I heard you talking so I came because I missed you uncle." Rose held his little hand, "Darling, you know it's wrong to eavesdrop on people right? Besides there's no one trying to kill me. It is just a phrase." He looked down sadly, "I am sorry mommy and uncle. I didn't mean to. I'll never do that again." She smiled and hugged him, "It's okay darling. You need to go to school tomorrow so let me put you to bed." Kay stopped her, "Let me take my god

Nicholas accompanied by Edwin and James, arrived in Vernice City for the school meeting, where he has to show as the chairman. They also had a few business to do so he won't leave immediately. The city's atmosphere was different from what he was used to, but he found it strangely relaxing, a contrast to his typically demanding and fast-paced life. Nicholas decided to venture out on his own after they settled down at his house, needing some time away from the constant presence of his men. He stumbled upon a quaint cafe tucked away on a bustling street and decided to step inside for a cup of coffee. Sitting at a table outside the cafe, Nicholas observed the streets with a detached yet curious gaze. He found himself appreciating the city's unique charm and its people, each lost in their own little worlds. This place feels too familiar. As the cafe staff that served him his coffee were good. Nicholas couldn't help but notice their genuine smiles and warm demeanor. Althou

For the next few days, Rose noticed that Tristan didn't mention the chairman again. It seemed like the chairman's visit to the school had been a one-time thing, and Tristan had moved on to other things that caught his interest.As the day camp for the kids approached, Rose made sure to prepare Tristan for the exciting day ahead. She packed his lunch and double-checked that he had everything he needed for the camp.On the day of the camp, Rose dropped Tristan off at school early in the morning. The school was buzzing with excitement as the kids gathered for the day's activities.Rose had a conversation with Tristan's teacher, Ms. Johnson, before leaving him at the school. She wanted to make sure that Tristan would be well taken care of during the camp."Thank you so much for organizing this day camp," Rose said to Ms. Johnson. "I know Tristan is really looking forward to it."Ms. Johnson smiled warmly at Rose. "You're welcome, Rose. We're excited to have Tristan and all the other kids