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Chapter 31 Robert

Daisy POV Asher stopping me from working in his company shouldn't be the end of the world for me, right? But it felt like the whole world was against me. I tried so much not to let it get to me, but it wasn't working after I had been rejected from all the companies I applied for a job with. Asher is like a god in Arizona, but I didn't expect getting a job would be this difficult for me after he sacked me. ‘Sorry ma, we have checked your qualifications, and we think it's good but due to some reasons, we can't employ you.’ “Why, why can't I just get a single job?” I banged my fist hard on the table as I saw another rejection staring at me on my computer screen. What exactly is wrong? That, I can't point a finger to because they all said my qualifications are good, yet they can't employ me. What exactly is the reason? Are they against me, just like how the Alpha is against me? I was about to shut down my computer and go on with my children when another message popped up on my scree
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Chapter 32 I The girl from the past

Daisy POV “Robert.” My breath heated, his name caught in my voice, a suspended moment of silence covered the entire place as if I had mentioned the name that should never be talked about as my mind flashed back to how he had hurt me in the past. How he shattered my life and left me broken beyond repair. How he had killed our unborn child just to be with my best friend. How he had snatched my joy away and made me train the child of his mistress, thinking he's mine. The thought of this made me want to cry because I don't deserve such wicked treatment, but the five years of being away from him had taught me countless things, and one of it was never to cry before him or become a weakling. I'm only a victim. I did nothing wrong. “Is this a coincidence?” I raised a brow at him, trying to bury my anger. “Sorry no, this is not a coincidence, I wanted to see you again.” His voice was barely above a whisper, as if he was afraid of being overheard. I scoffed, blinking my eyes severely, tryi
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Chapter 33 Sir, the children are missing

Asher POV I really want to trust Daisy, but I just can't. Whenever I'm at a step to trusting her, something always pulls me back. This was the same way I trusted my ex-wife but she only used it against me. So how can I trust that gender? Daisy has refused to take anything, not even a drop of water, though I felt a bit of pity for her, but that didn't move me to set her free. I don't trust her, nothing she said I would ever believe. I saw her coming from that man's car with a smile, and he even gave her his card. Who will help a stranded stranger on the road without something going on between them? How were they so close within the short period he drove her back home to even give her his card? So many thoughts kept rolling through my mind, but I couldn't deny the pain I felt in my heart with the slightest thought that Daisy could be cheating on me. After Loretta cheated on me 10 years ago with my brother, I have been insecure about being in a relationship with any woman. With how
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Chapter 34 Who are you?

Daisy POV Asher has refused to get me out of here. He has sent maids to bring food to me, but I refused to eat nor drink. He came by himself and served me, yet I refused. The only thing I need from him is to get me out of here, and once that happens, I will look for another perfect plan to run as far away from him as I can. This time I will take my time and come up with a better plan. A man still tied to his ex-wife can never move on from his past. I can't let him continue to pour all the aggression of what his ex-wife did to him in the past on me. For God's sake, I'm not his ex-wife. Why can't he just see me from a different perspective as me? Why should I continue to live under the shadow of his wife? I heard the rustling of keys and I quickly stood up from the corner I had curled myself to see who my savior could be, but when his features came into view through the other side of the gates separating us, my face changed into a deep frown. He's no savior but the Devil in handsome
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Chapter 35 Not even Asher can save you

Daisy POV Slowly, my eyes fluttered open. My head felt fuzzy, and I could hear the sound of my own shallow breathing. My body ached all over as if I had been sleeping in an uncomfortable position for hours. I blinked several times, trying to clear the haze from my mind. Gradually, my visions came into focus, and that was when I noticed my surroundings. I couldn't move my body because my hands and legs were tied, and I couldn't even scream because my mouth was sealed with tape. Good thing my eyes aren't covered. I looked around me taking note of my surroundings, I was in the middle of an empty big room with no single property except just the sofa I was tied on. That was when I remembered everything that happened before I lost consciousness. My children? A wave of fear washed over me as I recalled the phone call from the stranger who had threatened me. I shut my eyes tightly, struggling to process what was happening. Since I couldn't move from where I was tied, I began to use my le
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Chapter 36 They're your children

Daisy POV “You think Asher can save you?” That was a question I wasn't sure of, judging by my relationship with Asher, I doubt if he gives a fuck about me. But there was a tiny part of me that kept hoping, kept waiting for him to come and save me. No matter how much I tried to deny it, a small, desperate part of me still believed that he was the only one who could help me. “Yes.” I nodded my head in assurance, even though I wasn't sure. “Asher doesn't care about you, he cares about no one but himself.” He confessed the bitter truth to me, which I wasn't ready to hear or believe. “What did you expect from a person who killed his brother?” Just like the first time that he told me this at the restaurant, a new wave of intense fear rushed through my body and I began to picture Asher as a monster with the blood of his brother dripping down his fingers. I had known that Asher had a dark past, but I had never imagined something so horrifying. What kind of man could do something like tha
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Chapter 37 I want to save them

Asher POV My hands clutched tight to the steering wheel as I drove back to the mansion after running around the bush in my wolf form like a rogue. Though I have numerous drivers, I just want to be alone, thinking over and over what Daisy told me. A part of me wished it was true that the children were mine, but deep down inside me, I didn't believe her. That woman can never be trusted. She's ready to do anything to get herself out of any situation she finds herself in. Why did she keep toying with my heart? I'm a coursed Alpha. No woman can carry my child or even give birth to one if she isn't my mate. Though my wolf is always drawn to her, and she was the only woman my wolf was ready to touch without reacting in pain due to what he has gone through in the past, that doesn't make her my mate. She doesn't have the scent of my mate, and the most horrible part is that I can't smell her wolf. My wolf growled in my head as I continued to think of the word mate, yet I don't know what exa
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Chapter 38 I will take them away

Daisy POV Robert was arrested by the cops, “I'll come back for you.” He said to me before he was finally taken away. There's no way he can come back for me when he's going to rot in jail. The fact that Asher is involved gave me that confidence because no one that starts a battle with Asher lives to survive it. I stood excitedly with my children when Asher ran past me, and he went to hug them. The happiness in his eyes was priceless as he hugged them warmly at the same time stroking their hair. The sight of my children smiling was a balm to my soul, a reminder that I was doing the right thing by giving them the life they deserved. But deep inside me, a nagging worry lingered, a fear that I couldn't quite shake. What if Asher takes them away from me? What does my life hold from this moment onwards? Are we going to live like a perfect family now? I can't help but worry about what my life will hold from this moment. Yes, I was happy to see them this way. What if the happiness doesn
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Chapter 39 Don't hold back anymore

Daisy POV When Asher told me that he was going to take the children away from me, I felt my heart leaving my chest. Even when I cried and begged him not to, his cold eyes remained fixed on me, and he told me again that he'd take them away from me. I was scared because the thought of losing them drives me crazy. I wouldn't have believed him, but of course, Asher never jokes with his words. If he's going to take them away from me like he had said, then I'll have to look for a way to escape before he does that. This time I will have to be extra careful and make sure he doesn't find me. It's better to try than to do nothing. I would have escaped successfully if Stella hadn't betrayed me, but now it's just me and the children no third party knows about it, so Asher won't ever find out we're gone, not until after we would have left Arizona. I wore the kid's cardigan and took just a few clothes for them which I knew won't be too heavy for me to escape with. I didn't plan to leave today
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Chapter 40 I want more

Daisy Pov The kiss was so intense that I didn't want it to end but my fantasy was crushed just like he had always crushed my life when Asher suddenly pulled away as if I was a disease that he needed to be far away from. I was left feeling raw and exposed, like a wound that had been torn open. “This is wrong,” He said, his eyes filled with unreadable emotions. I felt a painful sting in my heart when he said those words. “Why…?” I look into his eyes with unshaded tears, my legs trembling, feeling weak to hold me still. “What's wrong?” "I'm a broken man, Daisy," he said, his voice tinged with regret. "I'll only end up hurting you." I reached out to touch his arm, hoping to offer some comfort. "You can't keep punishing yourself for the past," I said. "It wasn't your fault…” "This isn't my past, Daisy," he said, his voice bitter. "This is my present, my reality. My heart has been ripped out and thrown away. There's nothing left." He rested his hand on his chest, and I imagined a d
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