looking at her shocked expression. This was just the beginning of what was to

ed, her eyes wide with sh

Ethan. She couldn't believe what he just said. "Si.. sir, please let me go. I promise to repay my father's debt if you do," she begged, tears rolli

dragged out!" Ethan snapped, he

ting out a sob. Was this going to be her life from now on? She had never enjoyed the freedom of doing what she

alked back to the room she was ta

close. He still was trying to calm himself. The more

ly. Why did the person withhold this information from him all these years? He squeezed the papers in his hand with anger.

, he heard sobbing coming from inside. This made Ethan smile bitterly. If she only knew what her father did, sh

m. They looked so happy, unaware of what was going to happen to them. "Mom, Dad, I'm finally going to get my revenge," he said, with a sad smile on his face.

o calm down, as his head was beginning to hurt. He turned back when he hear

walked to the door and unlocked it. "What do you want, john? i

bit, as she still felt

s brow in question. "Problem?" He asked, "Yes sir, it's about the lady," he replied, looking tens

. How dare she! He walked past John, straight to the room she was in. When he got there, his men were already at the door. He looked

im yelling, and she opened the door quickly. Ethan pushed the door open, wal

hand was piercing into her skin. "I'm sorry, I fell asleep. I didn't hear them knoc

now what happened, but seeing her wincing in pain made him feel guilty. He entered his study and walked s

inally had a chance and revenge, but he was feeling guilty. He poure

ty, never!" Ethan yelled out in ra

d, but Ethan hears her crying in the middle of the night most times

house?" She asked Ethan one evenin

he silence unsettling, too. He was expecting her to throw a fit or protest at least; but she did none of that, ever si

ery day for her freedom. Maybe he should have left her

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press down on his eyes. He had been slacking off on work lately, due to what has been happening going on in his house. A few

ldn't get over the look he saw in her eyes at breakfast. It was the look of hatred. Being able to

he couldn't understand a thing in the file. Suddenly, his office door flew wid

ldly, as Felix was the last person

ou not supposed to be at work?" Ethan said as Felix poured himself a drink. "Yes, you are right, but I don't think it's

l about?" Ethan asked, runni

o the couch and

e to remind me always like m

acking off, not working

ired, in almost a whisper. Ethan looked up at him, saying "It's none of your busine

conversation a month ago, he was asking his men to find a girl. He probed for more infor

ny attention and was engrossed in work. "see you later" He said as he walked out of the r

e handed Ethan the file. "Does it say who it's from?" He inquired, gazing at the e

etting something like this. The first time was six months ago. The first envelope he receivedwas