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Sinful novel Chapter 55

Summary for Chapter 55: Sinful

Summary of Chapter 55 – A pivotal chapter in Sinful by Natashah

The chapter Chapter 55 is one of the most intense moments in Sinful, written by Natashah. With signature elements of the Internet genre, this part of the story reveals deep conflicts, shocking revelations, and decisive character changes. A must-read for anyone following the narrative.

I was still finding it hard to wrap my head around what Dan has said. To some extent, I could understand where this Samantha was coming from, but wanting to kill the child wasn't it.

"You know, finding you was hard," Dan said.

"Huh?"

"I didn't know you and Antonio were that serious.

Well I started tailing him, then one day he came here, then you came out to meet him; at first I thought it was just a fling, you know?" He asked.

Ouch!

"But then I saw him come here more often, I knew you had to be special. I started tailing you to see the type of person you are, and I'm really sorry for that. In fact coming to work here was my last resort! When you moved in with him and stopped coming out often, it was hard to see you, or get to you, so I decided to come work here," Dan explained.

"So you're the stalker! I knew someone was after me, but I didn't take it seriously because I didn't have any issue with anyone, so why would anyone follow me? You know? But when I told Antonio, he told me to move into his house immediately," I told him, and he nodded.

"I'm really sorry if I made you feel uncomfortable. I am desperate that's why. I know I'm not supposed to do this, but you look like you can talk some sense into Antonio. I don't want anything bad to happen to Sam, she's my everything," Dan said and I nodded.

I wasn't sure if I could be of help, but the trust he had in me, made me realize that I was the only one in that position of talking to him.

"I still can't believe all this," I told Dan truthfully.

"I'm making no promises, but I'll try to get him to come take Diego," I told Dan. He thanked me and left my office.

Oh Antonio!

Working was hard, I spaced out every time, I couldn't concentrate, not to even talk about the mistakes I made while working. I couldn't do it anymore.

"Melissa, father everything for today, I'm leaving. If anyone asks you about me, tell them I had a wardrobe malfunction or something," I told her and she nodded.

On my way out of the office, I called the only person I could talk to about everything, Aliyah.

"Hey girlie!" Aliyah hailed.

"Hey where are you? I'm having a crisis and I need someone to talk to," I told her.

"I'm home, I was about to go out, but I'll ditch, come over" she said. I nodded and hung up. I drove to Aliyah's house as fast as I could.

"Hey, what's wrong?" She asked me pulling me in for a hug when she saw that I was crying.

"Antonio!" I cried.

"What did he do this time?" She asked.

"He's horrible!" I cried. She led me to a couch where he patted my back as I cried.

I knew we were going to have a fight about it, I knew he was going to be very angry, but I was ready for whatever he had to say, just as long as he wasn't going to lie to me.

I got dressed into a silk night dress and knocked on the door to the office.

"Yeah, come in" came his reply.

"Hey, I didn't hear you come in," he said. He was looking mighty fine as usual, he had let his hair down, and it was a scattered mess on his head, but I wasn't complaining, I liked it. I went around the table and he gave me a peck on my lips and forehead.

"How was work?" He asked me.

"Very interesting," I smiled at him. I paced around the office a little bit.

"How was work?" I asked him.

"Very hectic, but when I remembered I was going to come back home to you, I felt better," he gave me his charming smile. He was unconsciously making things harder than it was. I returned his smile with a smile of my own.

"So, I have a very interesting question, I've been dying to ask you all day," I smiled at him.

"What's it?"

"Dan, was his identity really fake?"

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