All Chapters of Her Redemption : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Seraphina unlocked the door to her apartment, her hands trembling slightly as she turned the key. She stepped inside, closing the door behind her and leaning against it for a moment. The encounter with Alex had left her shaken, and she needed a few seconds to gather herself.Taking a deep breath, she walked into the living room and dropped her bag on the couch. The space felt unusually quiet, amplifying the whirlwind of thoughts in her mind. She replayed the interaction with Alex, his intense gaze, the way he had held her arm, the cryptic words he had spoken. She felt a mix of anger and nostalgia tugging at her heart.Moving to the kitchen, she poured herself a glass of water, hoping it would calm her nerves. As she sipped, her eyes drifted to the small bouquet of peonies on the counter - Alex’s gift. She had left it there that morning, not knowing what to do with it.“Why now?” she whispered to herself, feeling a pang of frustration. “Why did he have to come back and complicate eve

Alex sat at the head of a long, polished mahogany table in his expansive office, the room filled with the hum of hushed conversations and the rustling of papers. The walls were lined with framed accolades and photos of Alex with influential business figures, but today, his focus was solely on the blueprints and market analysis reports spread out before him.His team of top executives and advisors sat around the table, their eyes fixed on Alex as he meticulously outlined his plan. The atmosphere was charged with anticipation and a hint of trepidation."Let's get started," Alex said, his voice cutting through the murmurs. He stood up, pointing to a large whiteboard filled with diagrams and notes. "We need to hit them where it hurts the most... their market position and their reputation." Talking about Damien’s company.He tapped a section of the board labeled "Client Base." "We've identified their top clients. These are the ones we need to target first. If we can undercut his prices an

It was in the evening at Seraphina’s apartment. She sits at her kitchen table, her eyes fixed on her phone. It’s been hours since Damien promised to call her back, and the silence was becoming unbearable. She glances at the clock, sighs, and puts her phone down. The doorbell rings moments later, breaking her thoughts.Seraphina opens the door to find Damien standing there. He looks exhausted, his tie is loose, and his shirt is wrinkled. She could see the strain in his eyes.“Damien,” she said softly, stepping aside to let him in.“Hey, can I come in?” Damien replies, his voice weary as he walks into the living room.They sit down on the couch, and Seraphina studies his face, noticing the lines of stress and fatigue.“Everything isn’t okay, I know,” she says, her voice full of concern. “I know about Alex sabotaging your company. You’ve been so distant lately.”Damien sighs deeply, running a hand through his hair. “Work has been overwhelming,” he admits. “I’m sorry I’ve been neglecting

The sky has turned a deep, dusky blue as night settles in. A light drizzle patters against the window, hinting at the heavier rain soon to come. A knock on the door breaks her reverie. Seraphina freezes, her heart skipping a beat. “Who could that be?”She stands up immediately, her mind racing, thinking it was Damien. Opening the door cautiously, she is shocked to see Alex standing there, droplets of rain glistening on his coat and hair.“Alex?” she exclaims, her voice filled with surprise and a hint of frustration. “What are you doing here?”“I needed to see you,” Alex says, his tone calm but earnest. “Please, just let me in for a moment.”Seraphina hesitates, her mind torn. “You shouldn’t be here,” she says, trying to muster firmness in her voice. “This isn’t right.”“I know, and I’m sorry,” Alex replies, taking a step closer. “But I couldn’t leave things the way they were. Just give me a few minutes.”After a long pause, Seraphina sighs and steps aside, allowing Alex to enter. He

Seraphina stood frozen, her hand gripping the doorknob, so tightly her knuckles turned white. Her heart pounded loudly in her chest, each beat echoing in her ears. Fear and anxiety twisted her stomach into knots as she stared at the closed door. She knew who was on the other side, but the timing couldn’t have been worse.Her mind raced with a flurry of what ifs. What if he sees Alex? What if he figures out what just happened? What if everything falls apart right now? She took a deep breath, trying to steady herself. The surrounding room seemed to close in, the walls pressing tighter as the seconds ticked by.She glanced back at Alex, who was standing in the shadows, his eyes wide with a mixture of surprise and worry. He mouthed, “What should I do?” but Seraphina could only shake her head slightly, feeling the pressure mount. She needed to think, to act quickly, but her mind felt paralyzed.With another deep breath, she turned back to the door. Her hand shook as she slowly twisted the