All Chapters of The Reason for His Hatred MY MISCARRIAGE: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

PresentValerie's eyes slowly fluttered open, her mind foggy and disoriented. She groaned in pain, her head throbbing and her leg aching. She tried to sit up, but a wave of dizziness washed over her, forcing her to lie back down.As she struggled to regain her bearings, she saw the woman who had been driving the car slumped over the steering wheel, still unconscious. Valerie's mind racing with fear and uncertainty, she knew she had to escape from the woman and the car.With a Herculean effort, Valerie slowly tried to open the car door. She groaned in pain as she pushed against the door, her injured leg protesting the movement. Finally, the door creaked open, and Valerie fell out onto the ground, gasping in pain.Her leg was injured, and she knew she wouldn't be able to walk. But for the sake of saving her life, she knew she had to try. With a deep breath, Valerie slowly stood up, using the car door for support. She took a tentative step forward, wincing in pain as her injured leg bore

PresentViviana's eyes gleamed with a sinister light as she pulled out her phone and dialed a number. "Someone will be here soon," she said, her voice dripping with malice. "And then, you'll be gone."Valerie knew she had to act fast. She tried to free herself, but Viviana was too strong. In a desperate bid to escape, Valerie struggled and kicked, but Viviana was ready for her. With a swift motion, Viviana brought the gun handle down on Valerie's head, sending her crashing to the ground.Valerie's vision blurred, and she felt a wave of pain wash over her. She knew she couldn't give up. She remembered her mother's words, echoing in her mind: "You're strong, Valerie. You can get through anything."With newfound determination, Valerie's hands instinctively went to the nurse's shirt pocket. Her fingers closed around a pair of scissors, and she pulled them out. With a swift motion, she jabbed the scissors into Viviana's leg, just above the knee.Viviana's eyes widened in shock and pain as

PresentValerie stumbled through the dark forest, her injured body screaming in protest with every step. The rain poured down around her, casting a gloomy veil over the already ominous surroundings. The trees loomed above her, their branches creaking and swaying in the wind like skeletal fingers.She had no idea where she was going, only that she needed to keep moving. The darkness seemed to press in around her, making it hard to breathe. The cold seeped into her bones, making her shiver. But she kept going, driven by a desperate need to escape.The forest path was treacherous, winding and uneven. Valerie stumbled and fell, skinning her knee on a hidden rock. She cried out in pain, but she didn't stop. She couldn't stop. She had to keep moving, no matter what.As she walked, the rainwater dripped from the tree leaves above her, creating a steady patter that was both soothing and terrifying. Valerie's mind was a jumble of fear and pain, but she kept going, driven by a fierce determinat

PresentValerie's eyes jerked open, her heart racing as she heard the faint voices, footsteps, and her name being called. And then, she heard it—a familiar voice, one that sent shivers down her spine.Dominic.Valerie's eyes widened in terror as she realized that the one person she was running from was now closing in on her. She tried to stand, but her legs were weak and trembling beneath her. The pain was unbearable, threatening to consume her whole.She bit back a scream, her teeth clenched in determination. She knew she had to keep moving, no matter what. She couldn't let Dominic catch her, not after everything she had been through.With a Herculean effort, Valerie forced herself to stand, her legs shaking beneath her. She took a step forward, and then another, her eyes fixed on some point in the distance.She didn't dare look back, fearing what she might see. Instead, she kept her eyes fixed on the path ahead, her heart pounding in her chest.Valerie knew she couldn't outrun Domin

PresentDominic sat in his study room, his eyes fixed on the papers scattered across his desk, but his mind was a thousand miles away. He was deep in thought, consumed by the memories of Valarie, the love of his life. It had been three weeks since that fateful night when she had fallen from the waterfall, and yet, Dominic's heart refused to accept that she was gone.He couldn't shake off the feeling of guilt that had been weighing him down since that night. If only he had been more careful, if only he had been able to save her... The what-ifs swirled in his mind like a vortex, sucking him down into a sea of despair.Dominic's study room was a testament to his restless mind. Papers were scattered everywhere, books were piled high on the shelves, and the computer screen glowed with a soft blue light. But despite the chaos, Dominic's eyes kept drifting back to the same spot—a small, framed photograph of Valarie that sat on the edge of his desk.He had put his entire team to work, searchi