Chapter Summary: Chapter 57 – Revenge is My Love Language by Arlene Zade
In Chapter 57, a key moment in the Romance novel Revenge is My Love Language, Arlene Zade delivers powerful storytelling, emotional shifts, and critical plot development. This chapter deepens the reader’s connection to the characters and sets the stage for upcoming revelations.
“Anastasia! That’s enough—don’t push it!”
Making him perform such a humiliating act in front of so many people—did she want to strip him of all dignity?
When Aaron refused to comply, Anastasia’s expression turned icy. She scoffed, spun around, and called out sweetly, “Honey—”
Harrison replied without missing a beat, “Barry.”
Barry’s heart skipped a beat. He immediately bowed and grinned obsequiously, then whipped around and barked at his son, “Well? Do as Mrs. Lancaster says, now!”
So what if he suffered a little? So what if he lost face? If they didn’t appease Mr. Lancaster’s anger, their whole family might be finished.
Aaron’s face twisted through a storm of emotions. Under the crushing pressure, he finally gave in, swallowing his pride and performing the ridiculous gesture she demanded.
Snickers rippled through the crowd. Aaron burned with humiliation and rage, his face dark as thunder. He grit his teeth and hissed, “Anastasia, I’m warning you—this is your last chance. If you apologize now—”
Before he could finish, a powerful kick landed squarely on his back.
With an enormous splash, Aaron crashed into the pool, yelping and thrashing as the scalding water seared his skin.
Anastasia sauntered to the pool’s edge, looking down at his sorry state with a half-smile. “Sorry, what was that you were saying?”
Apologize to him? Give him another chance? Was he out of his mind?
Aaron struggled to the surface, sputtering. “Anastasia, you—!”
She cut him off, voice languid, “Just a reminder: I’m Mrs. Lancaster now. I don’t think someone of your standing has the right to call me by name.”
Aaron froze. She might have been talking about names, but her meaning was crystal clear—she was warning him that she was now someone he couldn’t afford to cross.
After all, Mr. Lancaster was standing behind her.
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