Chapter 67
Katherine:
I sat on the floor, my heart racing as I took sight of my son, the victim of the game that I was forced to play.
Flashback:
I watched as Enzo walked out with Alaria, both of them were smiling, seeming calm.
And I knew that if this went on, they were most likely going to get back together. Whether or not I gave Enzo children, it wouldn’t matter compared to her.
I entered Alonso’s room, my heart aching for him.
I kissed his forehead, watching as he opened his eyes to look at me.
“Mama?”
“Go to bed, baby. It is still too early for you to wake up.” I whispered, running my finger over his forehead. I sat by his side, looking at him, my heart racing against my chest as I knew that this was going to be ten times more painful to me.
I sucked in a harsh breath, something that I didn’t expect. This pain was too much for me, but if not for it, I would lose everything that I fought to reach.
“I am so sorry, baby.” I whispered, kissing his forehead one more time. I walked out of his room, and though painful, I forced myself to lock the door, knowing that it wasn’t going to help me if he could run away.
“Luna?”
“Don’t disturb him,” I said, looking at the maid. “Alonso is not going to school. He is a little ill. Let him sleep in until I come to see and wake him,”
“But Luna, you locked the door. You normally forbid us from doing so…
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Chapter 67
“He is sick and I don’t want anyone entering my son’s room. I doubt that I am going to be explaining to you.” I said, and she nodded, looking down at her feet.
I nodded at her and watched as she walked away. My heart raced against my chest as I walked toward Alaria’s room as I pulled the oil tank from behind the plant that she had placed beside her door. I poured it on the carpet, careful not to be seen, before lighting a cigarette.
I closed my eyes as I took a whiff of the smoke, drowning in my pain before I threw the stick on the floor. Little did I know that things were going to be more harmful than I thought that they would.
“This is going to send you away from here. You are not going to take my husband away from me. I will not allow you to ruin my
home…”
“Katherine, you need to drink something,” Enzo said, catching me off guard. He put a cup of tea on the table in front of me before he sat down beside me. He wrapped his arms around me, hugging me tightly, and I sobbed, letting the pain out. The guilt for what I did. to my baby was not one that I would be able to forgive myself for.
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