All Chapters of Chasing Love: A Second Chance At Forever: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

"Archie!" Arwena and Tandre exclaimed in unison, spinning toward him as he glanced between them."Like magnets stuck together, huh?" Archie teased, his eyes lingering on Arwena. “Flirty, aren’t you, girl?” he mouthed silently, his lips barely moving. Arwena caught the playful words, paired with an exaggerated eye roll.Immediately, she stepped away from Tandre, clearing her throat as she moved closer to Archie, silently pursing her lips in frustration. She glared at her friend, who, despite just waking up, was already teasing her. Archie’s eyes gleamed with amusement, his grin widening.Thankfully, Tandre wasn’t looking directly at her, caught between averting his gaze and bowing his head in embarrassment.“A-Archie, you’re misunderstanding. I wasn’t flirting with Arwena. I was just helping her,” Tandre stammered, clearing his throat nervously and shooting a pleading glance at Arwena for support.His eyes begged for assistance, but Arwena remained silent, arms crossed. She knew Archie

"Ahh!" Farah screamed in pain, writhing as she tried to free her foot from being stuck under a large rock. “Ahh…” She sobbed uncontrollably once she managed to pull her foot free.She looked around frantically. Jake wasn’t beside her. Her eyes searched for him, but he was nowhere to be seen. They had been holding hands earlier when the current swept them away. But the strong water flow caused Jake to lose his grip on her.“Jake… where are you?” she cried out, calling for her boyfriend. But there was no response. Only her voice echoed back to her, accompanied by the sound of rushing water and birds chirping.“Jake, where are you?” Farah struggled to stand but couldn’t. Her foot was swollen, painful, and bleeding.Her entire body ached. Besides her injured foot, she had scratches, bruises, and cuts all over her body. Even her head had a wound.She held onto the large rock that had saved her from being completely swept away and positioned herself in its shelter. Wrapping her arms around h

"What kind of question is that, Archie?" Tandre asked in a sulky tone. He glanced at the housemaids, feeling a bit embarrassed. This was the first time someone had confronted him like this, and in his own home. He couldn’t respond immediately. He tightened his grip on Nathan. Aside from his brother's yelling, Archie’s accusatory pointing and glaring made it feel like they had gone back to their old ways, with Archie showing him no respect. “We’ve already talked, haven’t we? We’ve made up, Archie. Of course, I want you to live here. I want to be with you. This is your home too.” “Really? Is that why you gave us a grand welcome in my room with Arwena?!” Tandre frowned, confused by what Archie meant by "grand welcome." “You know, Tandre, if I could walk right now, I’d run out of here with Arwena and Nathan, and we’d never come back.” Tandre glanced at Arwena, who seemed just as puzzled by Archie’s behavior. But unlike Tandre, Arwena looked pleased with Archie’s change of hea

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Tandre wiped his lips after Janica’s kiss. It wasn’t disgust he felt—it was frustration. He simply didn’t want to be kissed by a woman he no longer loved.“Damn it,” Tandre muttered, shaking his head while staring at the closed door.“She hasn’t changed at all,” he said aloud, his voice filled with exasperation.He hadn’t expected Janica to remain this bold and obsessive. She was audacious, willing to do whatever it took to get what she wanted. She reminded him of Farah—using even her own body to achieve her dreams.A dry chuckle escaped him. Janica’s actions stirred memories of a past he’d worked hard to bury.What frustrated him most was her pretense of innocence. He had pushed her out of his life back then because of something unforgivable. Forgiving her wasn’t an option.If he had his way, he’d confront her about the past. He wished she’d leave him alone instead of acting as though nothing had happened. But digging up old wounds wouldn’t help anyone. For Nathan’s sake and for the p