All Chapters of Chasing Love: A Second Chance At Forever: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

A cheeky smile spread across Farah’s face as she turned to Janica. Despite the pain of losing Jake, a strange surge of excitement coursed through her. It felt as though she'd finally found someone who could help her take control of the situation. She wasn’t alone anymore. She had clung to the idea of having a future with Jake, only for it all to be ripped away by Arwena’s interference. The rage that had consumed her finally sparked a fire within her—she could no longer allow herself to live in the shadows of her broken heart. She would make them pay. All of them.“They will pay for all the pain they’ve caused us!” Farah said fiercely, her voice laced with determination.The anger and pain had awakened something deep inside her. She realized she couldn’t leave this world without avenging Jake. She had to cling to life, even if it meant dragging herself out of the pit of despair.Days blurred together as Farah wandered the streets like a lost soul, with no place to call home and no one t

"Oww, my head hurts,” Arwena groaned as the throbbing pain in her head woke her. But she quickly clamped a hand over her mouth as last night’s events came rushing back. The memory of Tandre’s fiery kiss, which she had responded to without hesitation, flooded her mind.She touched her lips, and soon, her hand instinctively moved to her chest. Her heart was pounding so fiercely that it felt as though it wanted to leap out.But soon, she pressed her temples as the weight of her actions hit her. Last night, she realized she was indeed in love with Tandre. She couldn’t stop thinking about him. It hurt her; she was jealous knowing he was involved with someone else.Letting out a suppressed sigh, she muttered, “What have you done, Arwena?” She lightly smacked her forehead and slowly moved, trying to check if Tandre was still beside her.“Oh my God!” she whispered under her breath when her eyes landed on his exposed body. Her heart raced even faster, like wild horses galloping in her chest. Sh

“Tandre, let go of me!” Arwena said, struggling to escape his grip.She fought to break free from Tandre’s tight embrace, never expecting him to outsmart her again.“Wena, please just hear me out,” Tandre pleaded, tightening his hold even more to keep her from escaping. The fear of receiving another blow weighed heavily on him, and he was determined to evade the sharp sting of her painful slap.Earlier, breaking free from his grasp, Arwena had slapped him out of frustration and anger. She refused to listen to his explanation, her anger consuming her.Tandre knew he deserved it. He understood why Arwena was furious—she had every right to be. In his mind, it was the only way neither she nor Nathan slipped away from him again.“We’re just going in circles, Tandre! You’re infuriating!” Arwena exclaimed in frustration.She couldn’t help but feel annoyed; Tandre seemed intent on taking advantage of the situation.“Wena, please don’t be mad. I’m sorry; I didn’t mean to handle our marriage thi

"Why is Janica here? Didn’t I tell you to tighten security? I’ve reminded you repeatedly to do everything possible to keep that woman from getting in here!" Tandre demanded from Ted, seething with anger.He had just arrived at the Denovan Hotel and wanted to kick Janica out immediately. He took large strides toward the conference room, where the press—and the woman he despised—were waiting.Ted and a few of Tandre’s bodyguards followed quickly, almost at a run."I’m sorry, Mr. Tandre. We followed all your instructions. We did everything we could to prevent Ms. Janica from entering, but she disguised herself as one of the press, and by the time we realized, it was too late. She was already at the front, smiling as she stepped onto the platform and calmly sat down," Ted explained, struggling to match Tandre’s pace.Tandre didn’t respond to Ted's explanation or even pause his brisk pace. He didn’t want to waste time. All he could think about was removing Janica, keeping her from causing t

After hearing the staff, the air filled with the wails of police car sirens and fire truck alarms, mingling with the panicked shouts of people evacuating the building.Arwena covered her mouth with trembling hands, her eyes wide with dread. Beside her, Gomez and Fuentez pleaded desperately, urging her to leave.“Ma’am, it’s not safe here anymore. You need to get out now!” Gomez insisted, his voice cracking with urgency.But Arwena stood her ground, her voice steady despite the fear coursing through her. “I’m not leaving without Tandre,” she declared, her resolve unshakable as the authorities and bomb squad poured into the chaotic hotel lobby.The team moved precisely, sweeping through every corner of the building, methodically ensuring no one was left behind—except for the conference room, where a tense standoff held them back.“Mrs. Denovan, please, we must evacuate you immediately,” the officer in charge urged again, his tone firm but laced with concern.Outside, medics were on stand