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Chapter 61: A Dangerous Decision

Elena’s Point Of ViewThe mansion felt hollow, every echo of my footsteps ricocheting through the empty halls like a ghost’s wail. Returning here was like walking into a graveyard of memories, the warmth and love that once defined this space were long gone, replaced by the suffocating weight of grief. It had been only hours since I moved out of Nicholas’s house, yet it felt like an eternity. My heart ached, but my anger was louder, drowning out the soft whispers of regret trying to break through.I stood in my father’s study, running my fingers over the edge of his mahogany desk. The faint scent of his cologne lingered in the room, a cruel reminder of what I’d lost. My mind replayed the recording, Alejandro’s damning words, and Nicholas’s desperate attempts to explain himself. Every moment felt like a fresh stab to my heart.Nicholas had betrayed my trust. I couldn’t let myself believe otherwise.As the weight of it all pressed down on me, Alejandro’s offer resurfaced in my mind. Join
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Chapter 62: Hidden Intentions

Elena’s Point Of ViewNicholas’s mansion loomed ahead, its familiar silhouette shrouded in the golden glow of dusk. My heart pounded as the car slowed to a stop, the driver silently opening the door for me. Stepping out, I was greeted by the scent of roses from the garden Nicholas had planted for me, roses I had once adored. Now, the smell turned my stomach. I swallowed the lump in my throat, straightened my shoulders, and forced my lips into a neutral line. This definitely wasn't homecoming. It was a mission.The front door opened, and there he stood. Nicholas. His tall frame filled the doorway, and for a moment, his face lit up with something close to relief, even joy. “Elena,” he breathed, his voice thick with emotion.I wanted to flinch, to step back, but I couldn’t. Not yet. “Nicholas,” I said evenly, the name tasting bitter on my tongue.He closed the distance between us in a few strides, his arms outstretched as if to embrace me, but he hesitated. “I... God, I’ve missed you.”H
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Chapter 63: A Crumbling Empire

Nicholas’s Point Of ViewThe smell of freshly brewed coffee wafted through the dining room, a bittersweet reminder of the routine I once cherished. Elena sat across from me, her hands cradling a delicate porcelain cup, her eyes distant. She hadn’t touched her food, merely picking at it with her fork, and the silence between us was heavy, suffocating.Something was off.“Elena,” I started, keeping my voice light despite the weight of my growing suspicion. “You’ve barely touched your breakfast. Are you feeling alright?”Her gaze snapped to mine, her expression neutral yet strained. “I’m fine,” she replied, her tone too smooth, too practiced. She took a sip of her coffee, using the cup as a shield to avoid my eyes.“Fine, huh?” I leaned back in my chair, studying her carefully. The woman sitting before me was a shadow of the Elena I knew, guarded, detached, and… distant. She used to meet my gaze with fire, with passion. Now, all I saw was a flicker of something she was trying to bury.He
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Chapter 64: Strength in Pain

Elena’s Point Of ViewThe sight of Nicholas sitting in his office, head bowed under the weight of his collapsing empire, was a sight I hadn’t prepared myself for. He looked… defeated. The Nicholas I had known was untouchable, a force of nature that commanded respect and fear. But now, he seemed fragile, human.His fingers combed through his dark hair as he stared blankly at the scattered papers on his desk. Sleepless nights had etched dark circles under his eyes, his once-sharp gaze dulled by exhaustion. Watching him like this sent an ache through my chest, a sensation I hadn’t anticipated."Stop it, Elena," I scolded myself. "You can’t afford to feel sorry for him." I tore my eyes away and busied myself in the kitchen, though I had no appetite. I needed a distraction. My hands moved mechanically, preparing a simple meal for Nicholas, a small, meaningless gesture. Or at least that’s what I told myself. It wasn’t about care or affection, it was about maintaining my cover.As I stirred
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Chapter 65: A Desperate Plan

Nicholas’s Point Of ViewThe walls seemed to close in on me. Every glance from my men felt like a challenge, every word from Alejandro dripped with double meaning. Paranoia had become my constant companion, a shadow whispering doubts into my ear. My empire was crumbling, my trust in shambles. But I had one certainty left, Elena.She was my anchor, the only person I could count on. Or at least, that’s what I kept telling myself.I paced my office, my mind spinning with plans and contingencies. Every solution felt like patchwork on a sinking ship. I needed to needed to escape.The phone on my desk buzzed, breaking my thoughts. I snatched it up, my voice sharp. “Talk.”“Mr. De Luca, the arrangements you requested are nearly finalized,” the travel agent on the other end said. “Your private jet can be ready within 48 hours. Destination?”I hesitated, my hand tightening around the receiver. “Somewhere remote. Quiet. Far from prying eyes. I’ll confirm by morning.”I hung up, running a hand t
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Chapter 66: The Final Betrayal

Elena’s Point Of ViewThe silence of the night wrapped around the mansion like a shroud, broken only by the faint hum of the air conditioning and the soft rhythm of Nicholas’s breathing. He lay beside me, his face serene, unguarded in sleep. The powerful man who dominated every room he entered now looked vulnerable, almost boyish.My chest tightened painfully as I watched him. This is the man who shattered my world, I reminded myself, but the thought didn’t land with the weight I needed it to. My emotions warred violently, love, hatred, guilt, and a strange longing for what could have been.I slipped out of bed as quietly as I could, wincing when the mattress creaked under my weight. My bare feet barely made a sound as they touched the cold floor. Nicholas stirred slightly, mumbling something unintelligible, but he didn’t wake. My heart skipped a beat as I stood frozen, holding my breath. When his breathing evened out again, I tiptoed toward the bathroom, closing the door softly behin
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