All Chapters of Deadly Affair with My Brother In-Law : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Isabella’s POVI sat in the small, dimly lit apartment I’d rented, swirling the wine in my glass with a sly smile playing on my lips. The satisfaction coursing through me was euphoric. Soon, very soon, I would hear the news. I'd been eagerly waiting for, the perfect reward for all my efforts.Aurora had to pay for taking everything from me. I could still see her smug face, her innocent act as if she hadn’t stolen Dominic’s attention, his heart, and the life that should have been mine. But now, she’d know what it felt like to lose.The poison… it was genius. Administered in such small doses over time, Aurora wouldn’t even suspect it until it was too late. And the baby? Well, that was just collateral damage in my war against her.A dark chuckle escaped my lips as I thought back to my last days at Dominic’s house. The way I’d moved around, smiling sweetly, playing the part of the innocent victim who’d just been "misunderstood." Dominic had no clue what I’d done, and neither did she.I ha

Aurora’s POVThe soft morning light filtered through the hospital blinds, casting warm streaks across the sterile walls. My body still felt weak, but I could sense the life within me fragile but persistent. I was recovering, little by little, and though every movement felt like a chore, I was grateful to be alive.Dominic hadn’t left my side once, and as I turned my head slightly, I found him sitting in the chair next to me, his eyes heavy with exhaustion yet still filled with that familiar protectiveness."Dominic," I whispered, my voice hoarse.His head shot up, and his expression immediately softened as he leaned closer. "Aurora," he breathed, his hand reaching out to brush a strand of hair from my face. "You’re awake. How are you feeling?""Better," I murmured, managing a small smile. "Tired, but better."He let out a sigh of relief, his lips twitching into a faint smile. "You scared the hell out of me, you know. I thought I’d lose you and..." His voice faltered as his hand gently

Aurora's POVThe doctor pulled out a syringe from his bag, his hands trembling slightly as he glanced at me. “This… this won’t take long,” he stammered, his voice lacking conviction.I shook my head, panic overtaking me. “No! Please, don’t do this!” I screamed, struggling against Eva’s grip.Joanna stood beside me with a satisfied smirk, arms crossed. “Quiet, Aurora. It’s about time you realized your place. Dominic will be mine, and your precious little baby will no longer be in the way.”The doctor hesitated, sweat beading on his forehead as he looked at Joanna. “Are you certain about this? If this goes wrong—”“Do it!” Joanna snapped, her voice laced with venom. “You’ve already been paid. I don’t care about your doubts. Get rid of that child now!”The doctor reluctantly stepped closer, raising the syringe toward me. My heart pounded in my chest, fear clawing at me. My baby… no, I couldn’t let this happen.Just as the needle was about to pierce my skin, the sound of a door slamming o

Aurora's POVDominic had been tense all morning, his usual calm demeanor replaced by an edge of frustration. I knew he was still fuming about Isabella and the danger she’d brought into our lives. Though he tried to hide it, his protective nature always gave him away.It wasn’t long before his phone buzzed with a message. He glanced at it, his jaw tightening. “I have to step out for a while,” he said, his voice clipped. “But don’t worry, I’ll have my men stay close to you.”I nodded, watching as he left. I trusted him, but the weight of everything lingered in my chest. I couldn’t help but wonder if Isabella was planning her next move.Dominic’s POVThe moment I stepped out of the car, my eyes landed on Isabella. She was sitting outside a café, dressed in her usual designer attire, sipping on a coffee as if she didn’t have a care in the world. But what set my blood boiling was the man sitting next to her, Patrick.Patrick leaned back in his chair, a smug grin on his face, as if daring m

Aurora's POVMy heart was pounding as I continued searching through the box. As if the picture of that girl wasn’t enough to rattle me, something else caught my attention—a piece of paper folded neatly beneath the photos.I pulled it out, hesitating for a moment before unfolding it. My eyes scanned the page, and a chill ran down my spine.It was a list of names.Girls’ names, written in neat, deliberate handwriting. Some were crossed out, while others remained untouched. The sight of it sent a strange wave of unease washing over me.“What is this?” I murmured to myself, my voice barely above a whisper.I stared at the list, each name feeling like a piece of a puzzle I couldn’t put together. Why were they written down? What did they mean? My fingers trembled as I traced one of the names—Sophie. A name I didn’t recognize, but for some reason, it made my stomach twist uncomfortably.Fear crept into my chest like a shadow.“Who are these girls?” I whispered, my voice trembling. “And why a