All Chapters of Kidnapping the Mayor’s Daughter: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Mr. Bennett’s body sagged in the chair, his wrists raw and bleeding against the tight restraints. His head hung low, trembling from the cold. His breathing was shallow—each inhale felt like fire in his lungs. Dare stood over him, arms crossed, face cold as stone. His patience was thin—dangerously thin. “Start talking,” he ordered, “Why did you do it?” Mr. Bennett swallowed hard, his throat dry and aching. He knew there was no point in lying now. Dare had already broken every ounce of pride he had left. There was no escape—no bargaining. Only the truth might buy him a little more time. “We—” He coughed, his voice shaky. “We needed to get him out of the way. The mayor.” Dare’s expression didn’t change, but the tension in the room grew heavier. “Why?” Mr. Bennett licked his cracked lips, his heart pounding against his ribs. “He… he was a problem,” he confessed. “The mayor—he had too much power. Too many eyes on everything. We couldn’t make the moves we wanted while he was still

Sky’s fingers trembled as she gripped the doorknob, the chill seeping into her palm. She hadn’t expected anyone, much less him, and her heart slammed painfully against her ribs, breath catching when she swung the door open. Dare stood there, dark hair mussed and eyes shadowed, shoulders tense beneath his coat. The evening wind bit at the space between them, but his gaze was fixed on her. For a moment, neither of them spoke, Sky’s breath trembled, her pulse thundering in her ears, but she forced herself to meet his eyes. “What do you want?” Her voice came out, cold, despite the way her chest ached at the sight of him. Despite how a part of her wanted to fall into his arms. Dare’s jaw tightened, eyes darkened.“I came to see you,” he said, voice low, rough with something that almost sounded like pleading. His eyes searched hers, shoulders taut as if he was afraid she’d vanish if he looked away. “Well, you’ve seen me,” Sky bit out, nails digging into her palms. “Now leave.” Sh

Sky’s fingers trembled as she gripped the doorknob, the chill seeping into her palm. She hadn’t expected anyone, much less him, and her heart slammed painfully against her ribs, breath catching when she swung the door open. Dare stood there, dark hair mussed and eyes shadowed, shoulders tense beneath his coat. The evening wind bit at the space between them, but his gaze was fixed on her. For a moment, neither of them spoke, Sky’s breath trembled, her pulse thundering in her ears, but she forced herself to meet his eyes. “What do you want?” Her voice came out, cold, despite the way her chest ached at the sight of him. Despite how a part of her wanted to fall into his arms. Dare’s jaw tightened, eyes darkened.“I came to see you,” he said, voice low, rough with something that almost sounded like pleading. His eyes searched hers, shoulders taut as if he was afraid she’d vanish if he looked away. “Well, you’ve seen me,” Sky bit out, nails digging into her palms. “Now leave.” Sh

Sky’s fingers trembled as she gripped the doorknob, the chill seeping into her palm. She hadn’t expected anyone, much less him, and her heart slammed painfully against her ribs, breath catching when she swung the door open. Dare stood there, dark hair mussed and eyes shadowed, shoulders tense beneath his coat. The evening wind bit at the space between them, but his gaze was fixed on her. For a moment, neither of them spoke, Sky’s breath trembled, her pulse thundering in her ears, but she forced herself to meet his eyes. “What do you want?” Her voice came out, cold, despite the way her chest ached at the sight of him. Despite how a part of her wanted to fall into his arms. Dare’s jaw tightened, eyes darkened.“I came to see you,” he said, voice low, rough with something that almost sounded like pleading. His eyes searched hers, shoulders taut as if he was afraid she’d vanish if he looked away. “Well, you’ve seen me,” Sky bit out, nails digging into her palms. “Now leave.” Sh

Sky’s fingers trembled as she gripped the doorknob, the chill seeping into her palm. She hadn’t expected anyone, much less him, and her heart slammed painfully against her ribs, breath catching when she swung the door open. Dare stood there, dark hair mussed and eyes shadowed, shoulders tense beneath his coat. The evening wind bit at the space between them, but his gaze was fixed on her. For a moment, neither of them spoke, Sky’s breath trembled, her pulse thundering in her ears, but she forced herself to meet his eyes. “What do you want?” Her voice came out, cold, despite the way her chest ached at the sight of him. Despite how a part of her wanted to fall into his arms. Dare’s jaw tightened, eyes darkened.“I came to see you,” he said, voice low, rough with something that almost sounded like pleading. His eyes searched hers, shoulders taut as if he was afraid she’d vanish if he looked away. “Well, you’ve seen me,” Sky bit out, nails digging into her palms. “Now leave.” Sh