Chapter 114
Lizetta thought he had calmed down, but unexpectedly, he hadn’t given up, prompting her to struggle again with renewed vigor.
He overpowered her significantly, and with her eyes shut, she was drowning in fear and confusion.
The horror she had faced not so long ago flashed back, and Lizetta’s emotions just crumbled. Tears started streaming down her face.
Tasting the bitter saltiness, Remington sensed something was wrong and retreated from her lips.
She found her voice, and her bruised, delicate lips moved to voice a faint sound.
The moment Remington heard her clearly, he felt as if struck by lightning.
She said, “Don’t, brother, please don’t.”
Remington stiffened and lifted his head to see the woman underneath him pale and terrified.
She kept her eyes tightly shut, turned her head away, her lashes wet, and her tears silently pouring down in sheer desperation and panic.
All of Remington’s lust dissipated in an instant.
He let go abruptly, his face a stormy shade of thunder, his eyes a whirlpool of indecipherable emotions.
Feeling a sudden lightness, Lizetta lay still on the floor.
After a while, she steadied her breathing and emotions, and opened her eyes. The dressing room was empty; he was gone.
On her bare skin, the residual warmth he left felt almost present.
Lizetta wiped away her tears, got up quickly, put on her pants, and staggered downstairs.
She was about to leave with two jars of wine from the small living room table when Remington’s voice echoed from the spiral staircase.
“What are you taking?”
Lizetta froze. She thought he had left. How was he still here?
She turned to look and saw Remington in a different suit, a slate gray three–piece with exceptional style.
Standing on the stairs, his appearance was clean–cut and abstinent, cold and aloof, as if what had just happened in the dressing room was a bizarre dream of hers.
Lizetta pursed her lips before replying, “I came back for the plum wine.”
“What do you need that for?”
“Lucian wants to drink it. I’m going now.”
Lizetta averted her gaze and was about to leave, but she had barely taken two steps when Remington came the stairs in big strides, catching up and gripping her arm tightly.
“What are you doing now?!”
Lizetta was annoyed; Remington’s handsome face was even colder.
“Weren’t you very proud? Not taking anything, huh? Put it down!”
Frowning in irritation, Lizetta retorted, “I meant it when I said I’m not taking anything. These two jars of wine
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aren’t worth much, and I made the wine myself. They’re mine. What’s wrong with taking them?”
His expression and gaze made her feel like a shameless thief.
Remington scoffed coldly. “Aren’t the plums from the Dashiell family’s orchard? Do you even know how much that rum you brewed sells for a bottle? And those jars, they belong to the Dashiell family, don’t they
Lizetta glanced at the two glass wine jars in her hands, which to the unaware might seem like antiques.
“You don’t drink this wine.”
“Who says I don’t drink plum wine? Even if I don’t, they’re still mine! Nobody should lay a finger on Remington’s stuff!”
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Too fed up to deal with this Scrooge, she tried to walk away, but Remington didn’t let go and reached for the jars instead.
Lizetta struggled in annoyance, and accidentally, one of the wine jars fell to the ground, which to the unaware might seem like antiques.
Comments
The readers' comments on the novel: Shattered Illusions Love Lies and Redemption (Lizetta and Remington)
Does evil really triumph always above the good in this novel ? How comes Stella's evilness has no end? Does the author believes that by giving justice and importance to bad people like Stella will make this novel interesring? I am starting to lose my patience and ask when will the writer finally will realize that the protagonist is Lizetta and not Stella....
Update pls thanks!...
This novel is too sad. When will Lizetta experience real happiness. Why is her life so miserable.. Author pls bring changes in the story....
Removed the 5 Chapters per day if you can't keep up to it....