Chapter 68 – Highlight Chapter from Revenge is My Love Language
Chapter 68 is a standout chapter in Revenge is My Love Language by Arlene Zade, where the pace intensifies and character dynamics evolve. Rich in drama and tension, this part of the story grips readers and pushes the Romance narrative into new territory.
Gabriel slammed his palm on the table, the sharp crack echoing through the study. “Well? Do you have anything else to say for yourself?!”
His gaze bore into Anastasia. “Have I not made it clear just how serious the consequences are if you cross Mr. Lancaster? And yet you were planning to run away? Really?”
“Your sister went out of her way to clean up your mess—nearly sacrificing herself for you—and you have the nerve to accuse her?”
Anastasia didn’t so much as flinch. “I told you already, I never planned to elope.”
“You’re still denying it?” Gabriel’s eyes narrowed. “You just tried to call Martin, and now he’s confessed everything. He’s your mother’s old friend, he’s looked after you for years. Are you saying he’d lie about you?”
Martin did his part, wearing a look of helplessness as if the whole thing pained him.
In the corner, Penelope couldn’t quite hide the smirk tugging at her lips.
Anastasia, meanwhile, let out a cold laugh. “Who says he wouldn’t lie?”
The truth was, if not for her mother, Martin would have been run down by debt collectors years ago. But wasn’t there a saying—no good deed goes unpunished?
“Ms. Anastasia Sterling…” Martin tried to defend himself.
But Anastasia cut him off, striding over and holding out her hand. “Give me your phone.”
Martin froze. “What?”
“If you have nothing to hide, let me take a look. Or is there something you’re afraid of?”
Anastasia knew Martin was a careful man. If he’d helped Penelope, there was no way he hadn’t kept some proof. And judging by the sweat breaking out on his brow, she wasn’t wrong.
He stood rooted to the spot, forehead glistening with cold perspiration.
“Martin?” Anastasia’s voice was icy.
Penelope jumped in. “Anastasia, you’re not the police—rifling through someone’s phone is a breach of privacy—”
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