All Chapters of SOUL TANGLE: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Minutes had turned into hours as they lay intertwined, saving the beauty of the moment. Then Ayana’s eyes drifted to the clock on the wall, the time mocking her.“Shieet! What the...” she cursed, peeling herself off from Adam’s tight and warm embrace as she raced out of bed. She was about to hike out, but the stinging sensation between her legs stopped her without mercy. “Ouch!” she cried, and Adam rushed to her rescue.He enveloped her in his arms again, his heart racing inside with worry and shock. “Hey! What’s up?” He asked, brushing strands of hair from her face and forcing her to look up to him.“Lyana. I need to get to her school at this minute. It is past time!” She said it in apprehension."Hey, don't worry," Adam said softly, his voice a soothing balm to Ayana's frazzled nerves. "I took care of it. I sent Daniel to pick up Lyana from school. She will be here soon."Ayana's eyes widened in surprise and gratitude at Adam's thoughtfulness. "You did?" she exclaimed, a rush of rel

As Ayana stood in the doorway, her heart sank at the exchange she had just witnessed between Adam and Daniel. The revelation of Adam's motives and intentions left her feeling raw and vulnerable, questioning everything she thought she knew about their relationship.Taking a deep breath to steady herself, Ayana stepped into the kitchen, her gaze fixed on Adam, who stood frozen in place, his expression a mix of guilt and apprehension. She needed answers and clarity amidst the chaos of emotions swirling within her."Adam," Ayana began, her voice barely above a whisper, her eyes locked with his. "Is any of this true? Was everything between us just a game to you? A means to an end?"Adam's eyes widened in shock at Ayana's question, the weight of her words hitting him like a punch to the gut. He opened his mouth to respond, but the words caught in his throat, his mind racing as he struggled to find the right thing to say."Ayana, I..." Adam started, his voice faltering as he searched for an

As Adam and Ayana embraced, the weight of their past mistakes lifted, replaced by a sense of hope and renewal. They stood there, locked in each other's arms, lost in the euphoria of newfound love and forgiveness.As Daniel observed Adam and Ayana's embrace from the kitchen, he couldn't help but feel a mixture of emotions swirling within him. Relief washed over him like a gentle tide, knowing that the rift he inadvertently contributed to was finally healing. The weight of guilt that had burdened him seemed to lighten as he witnessed the power of forgiveness in action.He had never wanted to hurt either of them. His actions, though well-intentioned, had caused more harm than he could have ever imagined. But now, as he watched them stand together, their past mistakes fading into the background, Daniel felt a glimmer of hope spark within him.Perhaps their love was stronger than the challenges they had faced. Perhaps their bond could withstand the trials that had threatened to tear them a

Adam gazed into Ayana's eyes, his heart earnest and open. "Ayana, I know how much your painting means to you, and I want to support you in any way I can. I was thinking... maybe you could consider letting me keep watch over Lyana while you focus on your art? I mean, we cannot be taking her on the streets."Ayana's eyes widened in surprise, touched by Adam's selflessness and willingness to step up in such a significant way. But more shocking was the unbelief that slapped her. He would do that for her? “Are you serious? You…you are not pulling my leg? You can actually do that.” She ranted in disbelief.Adam nodded earnestly, his gaze unwavering. "Absolutely serious, Ayana. I want to do this for you and for us. Your art is important, and I believe in it as much as I believe in us. I have a feeling it will take you places, and it will unleash the woman I envision in you. And as for Lyana, she is as important to me as you are. I would never pull your leg on something like this. I'm fully c

As they lay together on the bed, Ayana's mind continued to whirl with conflicting thoughts and emotions. She couldn't deny the depth of her feelings for Adam, nor could she ignore the allure of a future with him by her side. But the weight of her past, the wounds inflicted by her family, and the fear of being vulnerable threatened to cloud her judgment. Adam's presence beside her was both a comfort and a challenge. His unwavering confidence in their relationship stirred something deep within her, igniting a spark of hope that she had long thought had been extinguished. But the prospect of marriage—of binding herself to another in such a profound way—filled her with a sense of trepidation. "Adam," she began softly, her voice barely above a whisper, "it's not that I don't trust you or doubt my feelings for you. It's just... there's so much at stake. My family, my past—I've spent so long trying to distance myself from them to forge my own path. And now, with you... it's like everything