All Chapters of Your Turn to Repent: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

"Well? She's been locked inside for days now. Has she admitted her mistake yet?" Colin Shaw's face was twisted in disgust as he glanced toward the cave and questioned the bodyguard."No, sir. Mrs. Shaw hasn't begged for mercy once," the bodyguard replied firmly. He was right—I had not begged for mercy, but I did call for help. "Mr. Shaw! Mrs. Shaw hasn't eaten or drunk anything in days. Could she have passed out? Maybe we should let her out?" Kyle Wilbur, our driver, suggested. Having watched Colin and me through our courtship and marriage, he always seemed to pity me.Colin's face darkened, his voice cold as ice. "Shut up! So what if she's gone a few days without food and water? "Olivia has been missing for so long, with no idea how long she's gone without either. Norah deserves to suffer just like Olivia did!"He added, "And Kyle, don't think your long years with the Shaw family give you immunity. Anyone who dares plead for that woman will be fired on the spot!"Kyle turn

Olivia sobbed uncontrollably, her face streaked with tears. "I'm sorry, Colin! I didn't mean to! I never thought there would be wolves here... Joey died protecting me…"Colin gently pulled her into his arms, comforting her as if nothing else mattered. "Baby, don't cry. Of course, I know it wasn't your fault."I could not believe it. Colin did not care—he did not even bat an eye at the fact that Olivia had caused our child's death. Rage boiled inside me, and before I could stop myself, I stormed forward, yanked Olivia out of his arms, and slapped her hard across the face."You shameless woman! If you have a death wish, why did you take my child with you? You should've been the one dead!"Colin instantly retaliated, striking me with such force that I fell to the ground. He gathered Olivia into his arms again, his voice full of fury. He growled, "You're insane! Olivia already told you it was an accident, and you're still throwing a tantrum?""A tantrum?" I shot back, trembling with

"Look! Guess who this is!" Michael called out with excitement.Colin lifted his head, his face showing confusion. But when his eyes landed on the small, delicate figure standing nearby, his expression froze in shock. His eyes widened, and with hurried, increasingly larger strides, he rushed forward and pulled her into a tight embrace."See? I wasn't exaggerating! Isn't this an amazing surprise?" Michael said proudly."Y-Yes... It really is… Olivia…" Colin whispered, clutching her as tears rolled down his face. I had never seen him this emotional before, and for a moment, I was stunned."I'll leave you two lovebirds to enjoy your reunion!" Michael said with a playful grin before leaving."Olivia, you're alive? I can't believe it! This is incredible!" Colin exclaimed, his voice trembling."I missed you so much, Colin," Olivia murmured softly, resting her head against his chest. "I was so scared... I was scared I'd never see you again."In reality, Olivia had never ventured deep in

I watched them from a distance, tears welling in my eyes. Their lively, joyful world felt like it existed in an entirely different universe from mine—a place where I no longer belonged."Colin, where's Norah?" I heard Olivia ask sweetly. "She's not still hiding, is she? All because she refuses to donate her kidney to me? I mean, is she really going to ignore her own parents?""Exactly! Bring that stubborn girl out already!" Mom's voice rang out, sharp and bitter. "It's just a kidney! It's not like she'll die from giving it away. Why does she have to be so dramatic?"My heart sank, turning cold at her words. That was how it had always been—my parents never sided with me. No matter the situation, they expected me to make sacrifices for my cousin.Whenever Ethan and Hazel gave me anything nice, my parents would snatch it away and hand it to Olivia, saying things like, "Norah, you don't deserve something like this."Even when I found joy in painting, they robbed me of it. One day, Oli

"Mrs. Shaw, how could you be gone so soon?" Kyle cried out in shock at the sight of my twisted, lifeless body, before collapsing to the ground in a faint.Some of the bodyguards panicked and scattered, while others remained frozen, covering their noses and mouths. After so many days—even in the cold—I had already begun to decompose. The stench was overwhelming.However, there was one person who did not shield himself from the smell—Colin. He stood there, wide-eyed, as if unable to comprehend what he was seeing. Slowly, he approached and knelt beside me.He stared at my lifeless face, darkened and discolored, my features frozen in agony. My outstretched hand reached forward, as though I had died clawing for freedom. The ground bore the marks of my desperate kicks, and the wooden door was covered in bloody scratches from my fingernails."Norah, stop pretending! Get up! Come on, wake up!" Colin stammered, his voice shaking as he lifted my limp body into his arms. "Enough! Norah, open