All Chapters of The wedding of revenge: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

"Promise me, no more lies," Kaira whispered, her arm gently wrapped around Sebastian's neck. "I promise, princess," he replied calmly, his hand tightening possessively around her waist. He was already dressed for work. Kaira hesitated, a shadow of doubt crossing her face. "Is there anything else you're hiding from me?" Her voice wavered slightly, driven by the nagging unease that had settled deep within her. Sebastian smiled, but the curve of his lips seemed too perfect, too practiced. "What more could I possibly hide from you, princess?" he asked lightly, bending down to press a fleeting kiss on her lips. "I’ve got nothing to hide from you, okay?" he assured her, his tone soft but steady. Kaira nodded with a small smile as she watched him leave. The door clicked shut behind him, but her unease lingered. For the first time, Sebastian's reassurances didn’t soothe her. The nerves behind his smile, faint but unmistakable, had betrayed him. She didn’t want to let one mist

Evelyn had returned to the cold, ambitious woman she had always been, thanks to her mother’s advice. She realized she’d been foolish, sacrificing her goals for a man. The thought of her love for Julian now felt hollow, as if it had never truly existed. She refused to let his so-called love derail her from what she really wanted—Blackwood Company. How could she have ever entertained the idea of her father handing it over to him? The thought alone disgusted her.“What’s going on, Evelyn?” Julian asked as she stepped into their shared bedroom, his tone uncertain yet laced with concern.She arched a brow. “What do you mean?”“You’ve been acting strange for the past two days. Did I do something wrong?” Julian’s voice softened, a sincere question hidden behind his suspicion. He had fallen for his wife, but that didn’t erase his ambition—his desire for the company burned brighter than any love he claimed to feel.“How exactly have I been acting strange?” Evelyn replied with feigned ignorance

“You did what?” Kaira asked, her voice firm as her ears itched in disbelief from what she said.“Kaira...” Sebastian’s voice was hoarse, his face pale as he let go of Elijah and slowly rose to his feet.“What did you do, Sebastian?” Kaira asked walking closer to them. She wanted to confirm what she had heard, though she didn’t believe it but it raised suspicions in her heart.“Nothing, princess. I did nothing.” Sebastian responded with a nervous smile, closing the space between them as he held her face in between his hands to reassure her.Elijah laughed smugly, rising from the floor. “What are you scared of, Sebastian?” He mocked with smile, causing Kaira to draw her attention back to him, who stood right behind Sebastian.Kaira pushed Sebastian’s hands away from her face, moving to Elijah who still had a smug smile plastered on her face. “I know you hate Sebastian but continuously accusing him for murder is disgusting, Elijah. And you know what is more disgusting? Claiming he killed

Kaira’s eyes fluttered open, her gaze immediately locking onto Sebastian, who was lying beside her, his piercing eyes fixed on her. For a fleeting moment, the events of the previous night vanished from her mind. She allowed herself to bask in his soft smile, her heart betraying her as it skipped a beat.“Let’s go home, princess,” he murmured, his voice gentle as his hand caressed her face.Home? The word jolted her back to reality, and memories of the night before came crashing in. She bolted upright, putting as much distance between them as possible, as though his touch was toxic.“Kaira…” Sebastian started, his hand reaching for her. But she recoiled, the disgust in her eyes cutting him deeper than any blade.“What are you doing here, Sebastian?” she spat, her voice laced with venom. The sheer intensity of her hatred was palpable, and it crushed him.“Please, princess, just listen to me,” he pleaded, inching closer, but she moved away again, her anger unwavering.“I said, what are y

“So tell me the lies you have to feed me now.” Kaira said sarcastically staring at them. They both shared a look between themselves almost as though asking who would speak. “Stop the hesitation and just talk okay?!” She snapped in frustration. “Kaira.” Sebastian whispered in warning as he walked over and sat close to her. She glared at him but didn’t protest.“First I would like to apologize for keeping the truth away from you.” Older Mr Ashford said in sincerity that almost touched her heart. Keywords, Almost.“You apology won’t bring back the dead would it?” She asked in mockery. “I understand how you feel but please understand that it was an accident.” He responded and she chuckled bitterly.“An accident you say? Your grandson happened to accidentally kill two of my family? Such a coincidence, don’t you think?” She asked in rage, sarcasm evident in voice.“Actually, Sebastian didn’t—“ Aunt Layla said but she cut her off. “Save it. Just say whatever you have to say and leave!” S