All Chapters of Her Redemption : Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

As the games and festivities continued, Amanda excused herself from the lively group. “I’ll be right back,” she said, smiling politely. “Just need to freshen up a bit.”No one paid much attention as she slipped away from the party, her expression transforming from cheerful to cunning the moment she was out of sight. She made her way down the hallway, quietly slipping into one of the bedrooms. Her eyes scanned the room, and then she spotted it: a beautiful, expensive necklace lying carelessly on the vanity. It belonged to Damien’s mother.Amanda’s heart raced as she picked up the necklace, its intricate design and sparkling gems reflecting the light. “This will do perfectly,” she muttered to herself, a wicked smile spreading across her face.With the necklace in hand, Amanda quickly made her way to the room where Seraphina had left her belongings. She opened Seraphina’s suitcase, carefully tucking the necklace inside one of the inner pockets. Her hands trembled slightly, a mix of adren

The room was tense and silent after Mrs. B’s harsh words. Seraphina stood frozen, her mind reeling from the accusation. The weight of the judgmental stares finally became too much, and she collapsed onto a nearby chair, her body shaking with uncontrollable sobs."I didn't... I didn't do it," she whispered through her tears, but her voice was lost in the heavy silence. The room remained still, everyone caught between their suspicion and the sight of Seraphina’s distress.Amanda watched Seraphina’s breakdown with a well-practiced mask of concern. Inside, she felt a rush of satisfaction, but she knew she had to play her part convincingly. She stepped forward, her expression softening as she approached Seraphina.“I’m so sorry, Seraphina,” Amanda said, her voice gentle and soothing. “This must be so hard for you. We’ll figure this out, I promise.” She knelt beside Seraphina and gently patted her back, offering a tissue.Seraphina looked up, her eyes red and puffy. “I don’t know how this h

Three days had passed since the tense incident with the missing necklace, leaving a lingering tension in Damien’s grand house. Seraphina, still grappling with the fallout, found herself seated in the plush living room, awaiting Rachel’s arrival.The sun streamed gently through the tall windows, casting a warm glow on the elegant furnishings and intricate tapestries that adorned the walls.As Rachel entered, her presence brought a sense of familiarity and comfort. Seraphina greeted her with a faint but genuine smile, her eyes reflecting a mix of relief and weariness.They settled into the soft cushions of the couch, the scent of freshly brewed coffee mingling with the subtle aroma of flowers from the nearby vase.Rachel, perceptive as always, wasted no time in addressing the elephant in the room. “So, how have you been holding up?” she inquired softly, her voice a blend of concern and curiosity.Seraphina sighed softly, her fingers tracing absent-minded patterns on her coffee cup. “It’

The oppressive weight of a week’s worth of frustration bore down on Amanda as she paced the length of her dimly lit bedroom. Each step felt heavier than the last, the accumulated stress weighing on her shoulders like an invisible burden. The once pristine room, now a clutter of discarded plans and crumpled notes, mirrored the chaos in her mind. Amanda’s face was a mask of agitation, her eyes darting at the clock on the wall every few seconds. The slow tick of its second hand seemed to mock her urgency, each minute slipping away like sand through her fingers. The previous failed attempt on Rachel’s life had left her simmering with anger and desperation. The sight of Rachel alive and well, contrary to Amanda’s expectations, was a constant thorn in her side.She ran a trembling hand through her hair, her fingers clenching as she tried to quell the surge of panic. “How could David have messed it up so badly?” she muttered to herself, her voice laced with frustration. The memory of the tr

On the day of the meeting, Rachel arrived early, taking a seat at a table in the corner. She needed a clear view of the entrance, and her mind buzzed with the possibilities of how the conversation might unfold. Would Amanda be defensive? Would she play innocent? Rachel rehearsed her questions in her mind, trying to find a balance between casual conversation and the pressing need to uncover the truth.When Amanda walked in, a bright smile plastered on her face, Rachel’s stomach churned. Amanda greeted her with an enthusiastic hug, but as they settled into their seats, Rachel noticed a flicker of something in Amanda’s eyes—was it nervousness?As they began chatting, Rachel kept the conversation light, talking about trivial matters: the latest gossip, upcoming events, and their mutual friends. But Rachel was keenly aware of Amanda’s body language. She observed the way Amanda fiddled with her necklace, her gaze darting around the café when Rachel brought up Seraphina’s recent anxiety abou