Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Wrong Vow, My Perfect Match: Kabanata 21 - Kabanata 30

The Wrong Vow, My Perfect MatchChapter 22: Too Close to YouRain continued beating softly against the cabin roof while Ama pressed fabric firmly against Daniel’s wound.The small space smelled like damp wood and smoke, and the weak lantern near the wall barely lit the room.Still—It was safer than outside.For now.Daniel leaned back against the wall quietly, watching her as she worked.“You keep staring at me,” Ama muttered nervously.His lips twitched slightly.“You’re shaking.”Ama frowned. “Because people are trying to kill us.”“Fair point.”Despite everything happening, the calmness in his voice somehow made her feel steadier.And that alone scared her.“You need stitches,” Ama whispered after checking the wound carefully.Daniel glanced down briefly.“I’ve had worse.”Ama looked at him sharply. “That’s not comforting.”Silence settled between them again.Outside, thunder rumbled through the forest.Ama finally sat back slightly, exhausted.Only then did she realize how close

The Wrong Vow, My Perfect MatchChapter 24: Questions and Lies“And she brought the police with her.”Ama froze beside Daniel.Rain dripped from the trees while the security guards waited nervously for Daniel’s reaction.His expression became unreadable instantly.Cold.Controlled.Dangerous.“Why?” Daniel asked quietly.The guard hesitated.“They say there are questions about the explosion tonight.”Ama frowned. “That’s normal, isn’t it?”But none of the guards looked relaxed.Daniel finally spoke.“No. Not when my mother personally brings them.”A chill ran through Ama immediately.The ride to the lake house was silent.The large estate sat hidden near the edge of a dark lake surrounded by forest, isolated from the city and impossible to approach unnoticed.Beautiful.And somehow terrifying.Police vehicles were already parked outside when they arrived.Blue lights reflected across the water while armed officers stood near the entrance.Ama felt tension tighten inside her chest.The

The Wrong Vow, My Perfect MatchChapter 26: A Mother’s SecretFear.Real fear.Ama saw it clearly in Evelyn Mensah’s eyes before the woman quickly hid it behind her usual cold expression.But it was too late.Daniel saw it too.The rain fell harder around them as silence swallowed the lake house entrance.Marcus remained still, watching his mother carefully.And for the first time since Ama met him…He didn’t look amused anymore.“Marcus,” Evelyn said quietly, “you don’t know what you’re talking about.”Marcus gave a faint laugh.“No?” he replied. “Then why do you suddenly look nervous?”Daniel’s jaw tightened sharply.“What did Father mean?” he demanded.Evelyn’s expression hardened immediately.“Your father was under enormous pressure before his death.”“That’s not an answer.”“He said many emotional things.”Daniel stepped closer slowly.“And one of them was not to trust you?”The tension became suffocating.Ama’s pulse pounded painfully as she watched the family unravel right in f

The Wrong Vow, My Perfect MatchChapter 28: The Truth About FatherThe room fell deathly silent.“Because Victor knew the truth about your father.”Ama stared at Evelyn in disbelief while Daniel and Marcus stood frozen nearby.Even the police officers stopped moving.Evelyn Mensah calmly walked toward the center of the living room, elegant and composed despite the chaos surrounding her.But Ama noticed it now.The tiny tremble in her fingers.The fear hidden behind her cold eyes.For the first time—The powerful Evelyn Mensah looked cornered.Daniel spoke first.“What truth?”His voice was dangerously quiet.Evelyn looked at her eldest son for a long moment before answering.“Your father was planning to destroy this family before he died.”The words hit like thunder.Marcus frowned immediately.“What are you talking about?”Evelyn’s jaw tightened slightly.“Your father discovered corruption inside the company.”Daniel’s expression didn’t change.“Corruption from who?”A pause.Then—“

The Wrong Vow, My Perfect MatchChapter 30: The Girl They’re Hunting“She has the file.”The words seemed to burn across the marble wall.Ama felt every eye in the room turn toward her at once.Fear crawled slowly through her chest.“No…” she whispered. “I don’t have anything.”But the silence around her felt dangerous.Suspicious.Marcus stared at the message carefully.Then at Ama.“This wasn’t random.”Daniel immediately stepped in front of her protectively.“She said she doesn’t have it.”Marcus raised an eyebrow slightly.“And you believe that?”Daniel’s expression darkened instantly.“Yes.”The answer came without hesitation.Ama looked at him in shock.Because despite everything—The lies.The secrets.The confusion—Daniel still believed her.Or at least wanted to.Evelyn slowly approached the painted message, her face pale.“They know,” she whispered.Daniel turned sharply toward her.“Know what?”Evelyn looked terrified now.Not elegant.Not powerful.Terrified.“Your father