LOGINBefore I could even get the chance to enter my car, someone had already slapped me hard on my cheeks. I raise my face to see who it was and got the shock of my life. I could feel my heart skip a beat and my stomach twist a tight knot, when I saw the guy I had a crush on, ever since the first day our gazes met. He was the one that raised his hand and slapped me hard across the cheek. I was trying my best not to let my pride get the best of me, as tears threaten to stream down my cheeks, but I managed to blink them back. And the idiot, lowlife still had the guts to tell me rubbish, that I didn't have the right to slap his sister and that my father's money wouldn't be enough to buy her in any way. He also added that my car is just a trash in someone else's house, as if he could even afford it. How dare he insult me that way! In my entire twenty years of existence, nobody had ever raised his filthy hand on me before — not even my mom that is very strict. The guy obviously didn't know what a millionaire's daughter was capable of doing. I vowed to let him know that nobody dare touch the only heiress to Agogo family and go scot free. I would make sure to show him what a millionaire's money could do to change his whole life into unforgettable disaster. With that being said, I furiously got inside my car, tears rolling down my cheeks.
View MoreDeejah's POV "Good morning, dad." I greeted. "Good morning. How is my princess doing?" He asked, enthusiastically "I'm doing good, just missing mum a little, but she will be back tomorrow, by God's will." She smiled. "Yeah, she will. I really miss her so much too." He voiced. "So come, let's take our breakfast. By tomorrow, she will be joining us here too, so stop worrying, my dear." "Yes, dad. I want to even discuss something with you. Maybe after breakfast we can discuss it." She suggested. "Okay. Whatever it is, let's just eat first, my princess and tell me whatever is bothering you." "Yes, dad." So we both ate our breakfast silently. I had never felt so nervous trying to talk to my dad before, but today I felt suffocated. I didn't even know how to start the conversation about that guy in prison and I had to, ot
Deejah's POV "Good morning, dad." I greeted. "Good morning. How is my princess doing?" He asked, enthusiastically "I'm doing good, just missing mum a little, but she will be back tomorrow, by God's will." She smiled. "Yeah, she will. I really miss her so much too." He voiced. "So come, let's take our breakfast. By tomorrow, she will be joining us here too, so stop worrying, my dear." "Yes, dad. I want to even discuss something with you. Maybe after breakfast we can discuss it." She suggested. "Okay. Whatever it is, let's just eat first, my princess and tell me whatever is bothering you." "Yes, dad." So we both ate our breakfast silently. I had never felt so nervous trying to talk to my dad before, but today I felt suffocated. I didn't even know how to start the conversation about that guy in prison and I
Yushraf's POV What is the essence of life, when you don't have anybody in this world to save you from what you're going through! The only person I had was Reedah and I didn't even know how she was doing. I really felt bad for leaving her in such a terrible state of mind on that fateful day, but I couldn't do anything to stop it from happening. I wished l was able to console her and assure her everything would be okay, but no, I failed to do so. She had not even visited me since the day I was imprisoned. Maybe they did not allow her or worse, something bad happened to her. If anything happened to my sister I would never forgive that stupid girl for the rest of my life. I promised to make her regret ever knowing me. "Mubarak, I am afraid something has happened to my sister that why she hasn't come here to check on me." I voiced, concern written all over my fac
Deejah's POV It had been three days, since I made dad call on detectives to arrest that man. I didn't even know his name, though the sister had mentioned his name, but I couldn't remember what it was. It was not like I even cared to know actually. I should be happy that I got my revenge in a better way, but no, I couldn't actually pinpoint my exact feeling. I wanted to talk to dad about it. He should let him go, because he had had enough of the suffering. After all, he was arrested to face hard labor and for the past three days, I had been already regretting the action dad took. It wasn't his fault entirely. I should also be blamed for taking the issue too seriously from the beginning.I hated that sister of his more, because had it not been for her, everything would have been okay and that guy wouldn't have slapped me. Weirdly,





