Love Beyond the Mask by Adelaide Sinclair
Chapter 168
Chapter 168
Ludwik stared at her, his heart perforated and bleeding from the night of the once beloved face that now caused him indescribable pain A pain that might never heal as long as he lived.
Once the heart empties, it hardens, turning cold and unyielding like bedrock, alicing through him with the chill of a bone–piercing wind. “My mother’s been miserable, thanks to you. Tos condemned to suffer for a lifetime You love me? That’s the cheapest, most disgusting thing I’ve ever heard!!
“Oh right,” he growled, capturing her tiny wrists and pinning her against the wall, his grip tightening on her
throat.
He leaned in, his voice a sneer of cold mockery, “Your uncle came for vengeance, thinking I’d killed your grandfather? Let me tell you, the day your mother and grandfather had that car crash, was the one who tried
I to save them, but I failed. There was never anything but normal discord between me and your grandfather. Are you satisfied now?”
Her heart felt pierced by countless swords, all stabbing her at once.
Whitney became rigid as stone.
In the sluggish recesses of her disbelief, only one thought circled: He had tried to save them.
That’s why her uncle saw the mask in the wrecked carl
Why? Why had it come to this?
After she had hurt him, only then did she learn the truth.
He had always been honorable, never a thief or usurper!
Why did fate play such cruel games? The gentlest cut of all was delivered by his hand.
Whitney clutched her chest, nearly fainting from the pain. Everything was lost, all was wrong.
Seeing her pain contorted face, Ludwik’s heart numbed a fraction.
He released her abruptly, hurling her away, his eyes bloodshot like a demon’s, “Get lost! I never want to see you again! There’s nothing left between us but hate.”
Hate?
her hands covering her face as
sense the father’s words,
her tongue so hard she nearly suffocated from the pain. Through her tear–blurred vision,
Elaine the opportunist, exploiting her uncle’s hatred
heart broke at the
a vegetable, how much must
for her uncle’s kidnapping,
was Elaine – Natalie’s kidney failure was no coincidence!
struggled to rise, kneeling at the doorway, desperately knocking, her voice weak and hoarse, “Ludwik, listen to me, please… I didn’t
and she collapsed
noticing the blood on the back of Whitney’s white coat,
18.20
shifting slightly.
exchanged frowns of concern.
end up like this?” Someone pried open her parched
the harsh
baby’s over five months along, and she’s been starving for three to four days. If she doesn’t rest, both will be
doctor, we’ve only
that Tiana’s voice? Whitney’s pale hand immediately
Valerie approached
“My baby…
been bleeding internally. You need to rest. The doctor said you’ve had several injuries, Tiana fretted, looking at
Corporation. And Whitney, how could you and your uncle… were you really seeking revenge
head, tears streaking her face, Tm sorry How
evidence, thinking Ludwik was the enemy. Later, when it was too late, she alone played the role of her uncle’s ‘accomplice‘
pain lately, and you wouldn’t tell us anything You and your uncle took such a wrong path, and now Ludwik’s
her heart and take deep breaths. She shook her head in denial, “The night my uncle kidnapped Natalie, I went alone to save
“I suspected as much. Anything
We should side with Whitney. Even with a family feud, I can see that Whitney loves Mr. Lippert. She wouldn’t harm Natalie, either
care of herself. She’s too selfish to donate a kidney lightly. Unless there’s
her eyes tightly, Valerie had hit the
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