Revenge After Divorce by Black Rose

Chapter 251

Chapter 251

OLIVIA

The tears wouldn’t stop. I was completely numb to the pain in my feet, but the sight of Xander meticulously cutting and removing my toenails sent waves of horror and helplessness through me. I had no idea whether toenails grew back after they were surgically removed in such a brutal way, but the thought of it made my stomach churn.

“Please…” I sobbed, my voice breaking as I pleaded with him. The tears streamed down my face, unable to stop. I wasn’t sure what was worse, the pain I couldn’t feel or the torment of watching him work so calmly, so coldly. It was as though he had done this a thousand times before. The sight of the tiny toenails being placed in a small, neat box made my breath catch in my throat.

“Why are you doing this?” I gasped between sobs, barely able to force the words out. It felt like my whole body was shaking, though the numbness in my feet made it hard to tell if that was real or just my mind frantically trying to escape the horror.

this?” He shrugged lightly, the corners of his mouth twitching into something almost like a smile. “It’s just to send a message to your father. To show him that

him.

is the only thing I will do to you. But if not…” He shrugged again,

needed to know. This wasn’t a man

There was nothing left to say. The tears flowed freely, but they didn’t faze him in the slightest. He was unaffected, as if this was just another mundane

but what was I even looking for? We were in a catacomb, a place buried so deep that no one would think to look for me here. There was no exit, except for the door through which he

fear gnawed at me. I could feel the weight of his control in every action he took, in every word he spoke. He had planned this, everything. This was a place where he knew I couldn’t escape, where

he said suddenly, breaking the silence, “I liked you from the first moment

casual, almost nostalgic, as he looked at me, strange smile playing on his lips. “When I laid my eyes on you, I thought to myself, ‘Damn, heaven

thought of what he