Lahat ng Kabanata ng Twilight in Your Eyes: Kabanata 11 - Kabanata 20

Tara turned to look at Nina, her tone cold. “What else could it be?” Nina pulled a lipstick from her designer bag, worth over twenty thousand, and twisted it open leisurely. “You brought this on yourself. I gave you a chance by using a nobody like you for my publicity, and you had the audacity to file a lawsuit? Leo even offered you two million to drop it, and you still refused.” Tara’s voice remained calm. “Leo doesn’t like scheming women. If he finds out about the things you’ve done, he’ll despise you.” Nina laughed as if she had heard the most ridiculous joke. “No wonder Leo called you as dumb as a little poodle! Do you even understand how men idolize their first love? So what if I left him to chase my career abroad? So what if we didn’t speak for five or six years? The moment I want him back, all I have to do is crook my finger, and he’ll come running like a loyal golden retriever.”Tara couldn’t stop the mocking thought that flickered in her mind.Leo thought of her

Tara’s face burned with pain. Her ears buzzed, muffling all sound. The metallic taste of blood spread in her mouth. Tears streamed down her cheeks, completely beyond her control. Nina’s eyes gleamed with satisfaction, but she quickly masked it with a worried expression, clutching Leo’s arm. “Leo, calm down! Whatever it is, we can talk about it. Don’t get physical!” Leo’s eyes burned with fury, the anger within threatening to consume Tara whole. Grinding his teeth, he hissed through clenched jaws, “I didn’t expect you to be this disgusting!” Tara wiped the blood from the corner of her lips with the back of her hand. Her gaze, cold as ice, met his. In a single motion, she stormed forward and slapped him hard across the face. Leo’s head snapped to the side from the blow. Nina screamed, clutching his arm. “Leo, are you okay? How could she hit you? No one’s ever dared slap you before!” Tara’s voice was sharp and steady, cutting through the tense air. “Disgus

She then wiped everything clean—her phone number, social media accounts, shopping platforms, bank accounts, and even her reading apps. It felt like she was erasing every trace of her existence. A sleek silver plane glided gracefully along the runway before ascending into the sky. It grew smaller and smaller until it vanished into the vast expanse of blue, leaving only clouds behind. *Leo was in the middle of a morning meeting. “Let’s capitalize on Nina’s current buzz and secure a few more variety show deals…” Buzz. Buzz. Buzz. His phone vibrated several times in quick succession, signaling incoming messages. He picked it up for a glance and saw they were from Tara. A smirk of disdain tugged at the corner of his lips. “Finally come to your senses and want to apologize?” he thought.After what she had done, how could she expect him to take her back? He flipped his phone face down on the table and continued the meeting. Nina, looking radiant and compos

The man noticed she wasn’t taking the watch, so he gently grabbed her hand and fastened it around her wrist. Tara frowned and tried to pull her hand back forcefully. “Don’t…” He leaned closer, his deep voice vibrating softly by her ear. “Do you want to draw attention?” Tara glanced around, noticing a few passengers starting to look their way. Not wanting to cause a scene, she relented. Maybe he didn’t think much of the women’s watch or it probably wasn’t his style. The watch ended up back on her wrist in no time. Clearing her throat, Tara offered, “Well, once we’re off the plane, I’ll transfer you something. How about ten million?” The man’s expression darkened slightly. “No need. I enjoyed that night too. Let’s call it even.” Tara felt thoroughly awkward. Clearing her throat, she mumbled, “Well, you saved me. Without your… intervention, um… things could’ve gone really badly.” The man hid a smile behind his fist, his eyes sparkling with amusement. “Interventi

Tara was the heiress to the Keystone Group. After two days of rest at her family estate, she had fully regained her energy. She spent the morning galloping across the sprawling fields on her favorite horse, feeling refreshed and reinvigorated. On a small hill, she pulled the reins, halting her horse. Looking up at the open sky, she shouted, “Alright, I’m ready now!“Bring on whatever challenges lie ahead!” Despite her bold words, nervous anticipation churned inside her. For days, she hadn’t dared to look up any details about her fiancé—not his appearance, nor his background. But now, she steeled herself, ready to face the unknown. Taking a deep breath, she pulled out her phone, determined to search for information about him. Just as she opened her browser, her phone rang. She answered through her Bluetooth headset. Joe’s voice came through, warm and familiar. “Tara, come back. Your brother’s home.” It had been over six months since Tara last saw Jack S