All Chapters of Chasing His Betrayed Ex-Wife: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

She looked at me in horror, and without a word she turned and ran out of the room. I didn’t feel any guilt about saying what I did, because she deserved it and more. She had ruined my life based on a lie, she snapped me in the back for someone I had once looked up to, I was mad no I was angry, I never had known her relationship with Dominic. I had opened up my insecurities to her concerning these, several times and she had always said, “Don’t worry, time would tell, he would fall for you soon” she used to tell me, but all those while she was sleeping with him behind my back. She was the mistress who pulled him away from our marriage, and kept him afloat. Then for some weird reason, Dominic started falling for me, but that wouldn’t stop her, she kept trying to win him back. I felt disgusted by the whole thing, then I had to be with Ivan, a man I so much hated because of my teenage experience with him. I unknowingly married him and he is obsessed with my son. All because of

Dominic POVI searched around for her for hours but it felt like she vanished into thin air.I slammed the walls in frustration as I sighted, in anger“We will find her, you don’t have to worry, I guarantee you we will,”Aiden said.“Why does everything have to be the way it is? I just got her back, I haven’t even met my son yet and now she is nowhere to be found,”I signed in anger, as I scanned the forest.“What if I have her?” I asked Aiden as his eyes met mine.“I don’t think that’s the case, one of our men just reported that he is still searching for her, so that means he is yet to find her” he said and i signed in relieved, at least ivan didn't have her but that didn’t stop me from worrying about her after all she was out there alone with our little boy in the cold, i have never felt such fear before as i thought of her.“We aren't leaving these words until we get to her, there isn't a way she would have gotten far in her legs unless someone had something to do with it.“You said

I sat there for so long, as I sat and waited and when night came I knew I had to do something, I had to meet my baby.I tiptoed as I opened the door to the room I was left inside, I knew it wasn’t locked, but I knew Vincent would not let his guard down no matter what, he may not have locked the room, but he sure must have kept guards all around.I tiptoed down the long, dim hallway, my heart racing with every step. The house was eerily quiet, the kind of silence that made the hairs on the back of my neck stand on end. I squinted through the darkness, barely able to make out the faint outlines of furniture and walls. The darkness was thick, suffocating, and I struggled to navigate through it, my hands reaching out to brush against the cold walls for guidance. I couldn’t shake the sense of foreboding that hung in the air like a thick fog. Something was wrong, I could feel it. But I had no choice, I had to keep moving. I had to find my son.As I turned the corner, my ears caught a faint

I was in the middle of nowhere, with mountains towering on both sides. They loomed over me like silent guardians, but I knew better. They offered no protection, just a reminder that I was trapped. There was no easy way out. But I had to keep moving. I had to escape, no matter how hard it seemed. My breath came out in shallow, anxious puffs as I darted from one tree to the next, carefully avoiding the open spaces where the moonlight would betray me.The woods ahead looked dense and dark, almost too quiet. But it was my only option. My feet were sore, the cuts and scrapes from running through the rugged terrain stung, but the pain didn’t matter. The only thing that mattered was getting out of here. I couldn't afford to stop, not even for a second.I reached the edge of the woods and paused, scanning the area one last time. I listened. The night was still, only the faint rustle of leaves in the breeze and the occasional call of an owl broke the silence. No footsteps. No voices. I breathe

The room felt like it was closing in on me, the tension so thick I could practically taste it. Dominic jaw was clenched, hands fisted by his sides. I knew what that meant. He was furious, trying to hold it together, but I could see the storm brewing inside him.His head snapped toward me, eyes narrowing. "What makes you think that?" His voice was low, but there was no mistaking the anger in it.I swallowed hard, my heart racing, but I met his gaze. "Because she’s made an enemy of Vincent. And you." I paused, letting that sink in. He needed to hear this, whether he liked it or not. "She’ll need someone to aid her, someone to hide her. Taking the baby is her only chance at survival. And only Ivan would appreciate the child, would give her what she wants, i dont know what that would be, but knowing her it would be revenge”i saidThe words hung in the air like a bomb waiting to go off, and I could see it in his eyes,Dominic was on the verge of exploding.“She’s right,” Aiden said quie