Crawling Back To Her Series Redemption and Refuse

Chapter 56

Book4 Chapter6.

Michael leaned in with a slight smile and whispered in Amelia's ear:

"Do you know what | love most about you?"

Amelia looked up at him eagerly: "What?"

Michael gently lifted her chin and kissed her softly: "I love the way you look when you tellyou love me."

Amelia blushed, her face glowing with the unexpected affection.

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"Oh, that reminds me!" Her eyes suddenly sparkled with an idea.

She marched over to me, dragging my barely conscious form before Michael.

With a triumphant smirk, she pressed her foot on my head and declared: "Darling, this is the woman who

sneaked into the villa. I've already taught her a lesson for you."

| was a pitiful sight -my hair singed, scalp injured, face swollen and bloodied, with my severed tongue still

bleeding.

Michael barely glanced at me, his expression one of revulsion.

Turning back to Amelia, he said: "Wel done. But next time, avoid getting your hands dirty. | wouldn't want you to

injure that beautiful face of yours..."

Michael caressed Amelia's face with adoration, as if she were his most treasured possession.

Without another look at me, he turned to his bodyguards and ordered:

"Dig a hole outside and bury her. Don't sully the courtyard."

He spoke as if this were a routine task.

Lying on the ground, barely able to move, my attempts to scream or struggle were futile.

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With my tongue severed and blood drained, | was too weak to resist as two bodyguards liftedand dragged

Michael's gaze kept drifting to the window of my room, as if expecting to see something-or someone.

When he didn't find what he was looking for, his irritation grew.

Turning to Amelia, he said with a hint of urgency: "Amelia, I'll take you to the Jackson Family Estate now. If you

like it, we can move in today."

Amelia beamed, linking arms with Michael as they headed toward the exit: "Yes, let's go! | can't wait to live with

you!"

As they left the courtyard, Michael kept glancing back at the window, his frustration mounting.