All Chapters of Wedded To My Enemy: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

CELESTINAI flinched when the belt struck my thigh again, it was sharp and precise, the sting shooting through my skin like a fire. How long do I have to endure this kind of punishment? Does he really think that I will kill those two just because of his petty jealousy? “Ahh!” A soft moan escapes from my lips when he hits me. In peripheral vision, I saw him smirk when he heard my voice. With a satisfying smile on his lips, Sevastian struck me again with his leather belt. My teeth dug into my lip as I held back my gasp. His face turned dark sullen when he saw me trying to hold my breath as I accepted his madness. He loomed over me, his gaze was cold and piercing through my flesh. “I’ll give you one more chance,” he said in a low voice laced with warning. “Beg for mercy.” He added, as he grabbed my hair roughly and forced me to meet his eyes. The pain radiating from my scalp made my eyes sting, but I refused to look away. Instead of cowering, I smirked. “Why?” I asked, the wor

SEVASTIANThree days had passed since Celestina collapsed, slipping into a state of unconsciousness that felt as heavy as the guilt I refused to acknowledge. The silence in our home was louder than my pride, but I was too stubborn to let it crack me open.Since she hasn't returned to her original state. I called our family doctor. To be precise, my cousin Natasha Ortega. She had her medical bag slung over one shoulder, a stethoscope draped like a noose around her neck as she examined my wife. When she was done, she turned to me, her dark eyes sharp enough to cut through bone. “Stress,” she said bluntly, slipping the stethoscope into her coat pocket. “And, judging by the bruises on her arm, I’m guessing you had a part to play in this.”I didn’t flinch, but her words were a bit harder than I wanted to admit. “She brought it on herself,” I replied shamelessly, my voice cold and unrepentant. I leaned against the doorframe, crossing my arms over my chest. “If she had just begged like

NATASHAI was not expecting Sevastian’s wife to suddenly throw herself into my car, let alone look as though she had just escaped a war zone. Her eyes darted around nervously, her chest heaving as if she had been running for her life.But what truly surprised me was the sheer panic that flickered across her face when she realized someone was already inside the car.“Where should I bring you?” I asked, my voice calm, though I couldn’t help the hint of curiosity creeping in.She didn’t answer immediately. Her gaze lingered outside the window, her shoulders tense as if bracing for the sound of someone pounding on the car door. Then, slowly, she turned to face me.“I don’t know…” she murmured, her voice barely above a whisper. Her fingers twisted nervously in her lap, and she lowered her gaze. “I just want to go somewhere… anywhere, away from Sevastian.”Her words hung in the air, heavy with exhaustion with fear and despair. I couldn’t quite tell, but the rawness of her tone tugged at so

NATASHAThe moment I received the call that Sevastian was on his way, I knew I had to act quickly. I immediately called Neo into my office, his curious eyes lighting up as he noticed my serious expression.“Neo, listen carefully,” I began, crouching down to meet his gaze. “Your uncle Sevastian is coming, and I need you to hide your Aunt Celestina in your secret place. Don’t let her out until I say it’s safe.”Neo tilted his head, a hint of mischief playing on his lips. “Why do I need to hide her?”I sighed, trying to keep my tone calm. “Because your uncle is in one of his moods, and if Celestina finds out he’s here, she might try to run again. You don’t want her to get hurt, right?”His face turned serious as he nodded. “Got it. But... should I tell her uncle Sevastian is your cousin?”My expression hardened. “No. Not a word. She doesn’t need to know that right now. Just focus on keeping her safe, alright?”He gave me a firm nod, and with that, he was off to carry out my instructions.

NATASHAWhile heading back to Neo’s room, the entire villa was suddenly plunged into darkness. A sudden blackout came into my villa. I froze, momentarily startled, before I heard the unmistakable sound of hurried footsteps approaching. Elena’s familiar figure emerged from the faint glow of emergency lights that lined the hallways.“What happened?” I asked, my tone sharp but calm.“Ma’am, there’s been an issue with the electricity,” Elena informed me, her voice steady despite the situation.“An issue?” I repeated, my eyebrows knitting together in suspicion.Elena hesitated, then added with a pointed look, “To be precise, someone sabotaged the system.”My lips curved into a slow smirk. Of course, it was Sevastian. That arrogant fool, did he really think cutting the power would somehow give him an advantage? How painfully predictable.“Tell Malric to fix it immediately,” I instructed. Elena nodded. “Yes, ma’am,” she said before hurrying off.Left alone, I leaned casually against the