All Chapters of I Wedded My Rival: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

"That was amazing," I say, still slightly breathless. "I didn't know you could sing like that!""It's something I've always enjoyed," he says, a smile on his face. "But I don't get many chances to do it” “How did you learn to do all of that magic you just did now?” I asked him with a shocked but satisfied expression. "My mom was the one who taught me how to play the piano and sing," he says, his voice soft. "She was a music teacher, and she instilled a love of music in me from a young age. I miss her every day, but playing and singing helps me feel close to her." There's a faraway look in his eyes, and I can tell that he's thinking of his mom. I reach out and touch his arm, and he looks at me, his eyes brightening. "Thanks for listening," he says, a small smile on his face.“Why didn't you make this a Career path? You are so good!” I squealed with excitement. Haha, Iskander laughed “It's just a hobby for me,” he said. "So, do you want to learn how to play the piano?" Iskander asks, r

"That's so kind of you to say." She looks down at Austin and gives him a kiss on the forehead. "But for now, I'll just enjoy being an auntie." I nod. Despite his young age, Austin seems very alert and aware of his surroundings. He reaches for the toy in front of him, his little fingers grasping it with determination. He gazes up at us, his eyes bright and curious. I can't help but feel a surge of love and pride. "He's so smart!" I say, with a grin. My aunt nods in agreement. "He's definitely ahead of the curve," she says. "He must take after his mom!" I laugh, and we both share a knowing look. "Hey, how about we do the family dance?" my uncle says, a mischievous twinkle in his eye. "We haven't done it in a while." I smile, remembering the silly tradition that we started when I was a child. "Okay!" I say, feeling a surge of nostalgia. "Everyone grab hands!" We all stand up, and my uncle starts singing an old song that we used to sing when I was little. We sway back and forth, our arm

"But how is this diary supposed to help us find Felicity?" Sarah asked, her voice still tinged with anger. "I've had my people searching for her for weeks, and we've come up empty-handed. What makes you think, this tattered book will find her when we couldn't?" Joseph took a deep breath, trying to gather his thoughts. "This is her old diary, it has the list of countries on her bucket list she hoped to visit”. He said "I know this is going to sound crazy but bear with me," Joseph said, his eyes pleading with Sarah to believe him. "Look at the list of countries on the first page of the diary. They're all vacation destination countries and I think that Felicity will visit one of those countries." Sarah stared at the list, her brow furrowed in confusion. "I don't understand," she said. "What does this have to do with her current location?". “I'm saying, if we can't pin down her exact location, we can mount on her future locations and it will become her current location, then we find her,

"I think we should take a break," the uncle said and Iskander agreed. I felt a wave of relief wash over me. My body was aching from the training, and I was grateful for the chance to rest. Iskander motioned for me to follow him, and we headed to a small kitchen off to the side of the training room. He gestured for me to sit at the table, and then he went to the refrigerator and pulled out some cold water. He handed me a glass, and I took a long, grateful drink.As I sipped my water, Iskander leaned against the counter, his gaze thoughtful. "You're doing very well," he said. "Your progress is remarkable. Tell me, how are you feeling about all of this?" I paused, considering my answer. "It's...a lot," I said finally. "It's exhausting, and sometimes it's scary. But...it's also exhilarating. I feel like I'm learning so much, and I'm starting to feel like I can do anything." Iskander smiled. "That's the spirit," he said. "Never forget that you're capable of more. “Sure I said, let me go ge

“Madam”! One of the guards ran in yelling. Sarah turned sharply to him “This better be important or you get the first bullet” she spoke angrily. “We found Joseph, he has been arrested,” the guard said panting. Sarah was shocked “Arrested, why? For what reason?” She asked him. “The housekeeper's Guardian alerted the police” he replied. “Oh, I see, all these peasants always doing the most” Sarah mumbled. She had to release the housekeeper to get Joseph, he was important in her mission but it was not going to be easy. “Give me the station details” Sarah requested as she lowered her gun. “Get this housekeeper to the hospital, we'd be returning here soon” she instructed another of her men.As Sarah fumed, she knew she had to act fast. She pulled out her phone and dialed the number of the local police station. "I need to talk to the chief," she said, her voice tight with anger. "It's urgent." After a moment, the chief got on the line. "What is it?" he asked, his voice gruff. Sarah took a