All Chapters of Billionaire's Tale of Retaliation [English Version]: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Sariel's point of view I don’t know how many minutes I was unconscious, but I don’t care. The pain in my head is still pounding, and I groan, feeling like I’m about to pass out again. Maddy comes to mind, followed by Murphy and Jasper chasing me. I woke up when I heard Maddy groaning, and my eyes widened. What the hell was he doing? I tried to get up and stop him, but he just glared at me. I begged him to stop, but his shallow breathing and intense pounding made it seem like he didn't hear me. My body hurt, and I wasn’t okay. My foot was swollen as a result of Murphy's stomping, and it felt as though a hammer was still striking my head. “Maddy, please,” I pleaded again. “Please, what?” he roared back. “Just stop; you’re killing me. It hurts; please stop, let go,” I said, wiping the tears running down my cheeks. I grasped his arms and hugged him. “Please?” He stopped and faced me, but then he turned to look back at Murphy and punched him in the face one last time. Maddy was sti

Sariel's point of view When Sister Jane got off first, it was just Lowe and me left in our seats. In front of us was a teenage girl and her handsome companion. I wasn’t sure if they were a couple or just siblings. Let’s not meddle with the kids right now. So, there were only four of us left here. On the other side, I couldn’t tell if there were many of them. There was a curtain blocking the view. Wew, we might end up in a Train to Busan situation. "Lowe, what station are we at?" I asked him. "I don’t know. We’re heading to the last station, so don’t worry. You were acting all high and mighty earlier, right?" He snorted at me. Should I report this to Maddy? I just rolled my eyes at him and ignored him. I focused my attention outside; the buildings looked cute, like they were running. Upon arriving at the final station, we found ourselves lost once more. So, we ended up calling for a ride. My companion had been complaining for a while. When our ride arrived, we went straight to Meli

 Maddox's point of view After talking to Sariel, I went back to Kenzie. We need to keep checking their backgrounds. I took a deep breath; it felt so heavy to do this. Maybe I'll just tell him afterward. "Hey, so? What's up? "Have you discovered anything about Sariel's background?" I inquired as I settled into my previous seat. "I called Nyx earlier, and you might not like what I'm about to tell you. Brace yourself," he said, turning to face me with a blank expression. I cocked my head. What does he mean by brace myself? My face grew tense. "What?" I asked, studying his face. "Her full name is Seraphena Ariel Dixon. She's the daughter of Seira Dixon and Archer Sinclair Dixon, according to my research. Her father passed away a long time ago. She and her mother are the only ones left in the Dixon family," he explained. "So? You're telling me they're actually related to Finn Dixon?" I deadpanned. "No, I have

 Sariel's point of view Murphy changed his mind in a flash. I immediately discharged him after he overheard our conversation. I had already ended the call with Maddy. I went outside the room to talk to him directly, and of course, that idiot followed me. When we returned to his room, he pulled something out from behind him. My eyes widened. "What the heck?" How did he bring a Glock into this hospital? I took a step back and glared at him. "How did you get that in here?" I hissed, gritting my teeth. He stepped closer until he was inches away from me and muttered, "Oh, my uncle owns this hospital. Isn’t that good?" I didn’t back down, and I matched his stare. His face was transformed by awe, while mine remained blank. Ha! Even if we were to die here today, I wasn’t going to back down from him. So, does this hospital engage in illegal business? I hope not, because this is how they exploit people. What other illegal a

Third Person’s Point of View The sounds of "Ennie Meenie" mixed with "Danza Kuduro" reverberated through their bodies. They stood up and walked toward the club's center. They danced wildly, banging their heads, jumping, and roaring from deep in their throats. They swung their bodies, forming a small circle and moving to the beat. Kaelyn walked to the center, followed by Aster, Sunny, and finally, Sariel. They danced non-stop, feeling like they’d lost their voices by the time they left the high-end bar. When they finally got worn out of dancing, they returned to the couch to rest for a bit. They would be back later. They talked about their romantic and sexual lives. They were also intoxicated, as Meli continued to drink and generously share scotch with her friends. Despite feeling lightheaded, Sariel made a drunken phone call to Maddox. She laughed as Kaelyn and her cousins teased her. "Hey, I miss you, baby." When Maddox answered the call, Sariel began to sing, "I can't take it an