His Wife (A Contract Marriage Story) by Heer Mangtani Chapter 48

His Wife (A Contract Marriage Story) by Heer Mangtani Chapter 48

Chapter 48 

My eyes flung open. There wasn’t any point pretending if he knew I was awake. And sure enough, there he was, right in front of me, staring into my eyes. I flinched

He had switched on a dim light, because I could see now the table placed in the centre of the room, a single chair across from it, one on the other side fallen to the floor, cracked beige walls with red stains that I hoped and prayed weren’t blood, and cockroaches. So many cockroaches everywhere, including the floor I was on. But the thing I could see the most was the blue in the man’s eyes looking down at me with a disgusting hunger in them, along with speckles of grey. A black cloth covered the rest of his face

I wriggled. Eyes wide; I screamed. My voice got muffled due to the tape on my face. My wriggle got a laugh out of him

You know, my guy did ask me to not touch you,He snickered, But what I want to do to you doesn’t require a lot of touching.” 

Once again, the pure fear gripped through me. I shook my head violently trying to get my hands free when I watched him remove his belt. His laugh echoed in the air around us, and I hoped, prayed, wished he would walk out and leave me alone. The dark and the stink seemed more comforting

He kneeled down, his belt clutched in his one hand while the other reached out to me and tucked my loose hair strands behind my ear

I couldn’t speak so I just pleaded with wide, tearful eyes. I begged while shaking my head

I couldn’t see his face, but I could make out the smile underneath the mask, Your new family wronged us. It’s time we wrong them back, hm?His voice was soft with a fake love that wanted to make me throw up. And what better way than by using you? I’m sorry sweetheart, you’re just collateral damage.” 

I gulped. Tears made their way out, trickling all the way down. Sobs I couldn’t control broke free, getting muffled because my mouth was taped shut

Fear, that’s all I felt. He hadn’t even touched me yet, but my skin burned

I was scared. I was praying to any God to listen, to stop this

I didn’t want to be touched. I didn’t want to be raped

I watched the man unbutton his pants with one hand, his other tracing the skin of my face to my neck, and the mud of my chest, trying to force its way into the lose sweater I was wearing

Everything was blurry and I kept focusing on the door, wishing it would open any minute and someone would save me- 

anyone

I shut my eyes to take long blinks and focus on my breathing while he took his hand off me to unbutton his pants properly. hoping that when I open my eyes, my husband would be standing in front of me to save me

Nothing of that sort happened

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The nausea overtook my senses when I watched his rolled out pants, and up

threw 

over his I don’t know bowe, maybe because of how suddenly I wanted to vomit, the tape got off my mouth and I vomited all rolled out pants 

It took me only a second to register it

I had thrown up over him

My mouth was free

HELPI screamed as loud as I could, ignoring how my throat hurt. Is there anyone? HELP! PLEASE HELP!” 

My scream echoed back to me, and when I looked back at the man, his eyes were covered with fury. You bitch,” he spat, holding his belt more firmly 

One second it was in his hand and the other second it was against my arm and torso in one sharp movement

I screamed

ore till 

And then I screamed some more my 

and muffled screams

mouth was covered with a new tape and I was left alone in the room with my tears 

I didn’t fall asleep. I think I may have passed out, because I clearly remember the spinning of my head when I lay it on the floor, hugging my knees close to me. My legs, which were tied together just like my hands, hurt. I could feel the rope cutting 

hrough my skin when I wriggled to get free or get up to struggle my way out, blood trickling down them

When my eyes opened again, I felt weak. I was running a temperature, I knew, because my skin burned

I kept blinking, but the vision was blurry

All I could register were noises around me. Loud noises

I wasn’t sure if the door was banging or was I hearing them in my head because of how much it hurt

I gulped, my mouth dry. I blinked. Tears seemed to not be ending today, because my vision still didn’t make too much sense 

to me

Maybe I was drugged again

But there were voices coming from outside the door. I could make them, faintly

She has to be hereDamien” 

Gabriel

I wriggled, suddenly a new found energy in me. Even though my screams were muffled, I used every last bit of my energy in trying to produce a noise, any noise, but voices outside me faded

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Chapter 48 

Gabriel

He was here

And then he wasn’t

Or at least so I thought, till the door was broken with a noise so loud, it was almost deafening

My vision was still blur, but I could see him. I could faintly make out his face, him calling my name, him running to me, the tape being pealed off my face and me being lifted, his scent covering me as he hugged me close to him, talking to me incoherently

I didn’t register anything

Nothing except this scent one that reminded me of home and comfort

My eyes shut again, knowing I could let go and I would still be safe in the arms of the man I loved

His Wife (A Contract Marriage Story) by Heer Mangtani

His Wife (A Contract Marriage Story) by Heer Mangtani

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Status: Ongoing Released: April 3, 2024 Native Language: English

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His Wife (A Contract Marriage Story) by Heer Mangtani is an amazing interesting romance novel about Gabriel and Sofia. Gabriel and Sofia are bound in a loveless marriage with terms and conditions, when s*x, jealousy and an undeniable attraction sparks between them. But, they have pasts with mysteries, and futures with secrets. A story of lust, love and everything in between.

His Wife (A Contract Marriage Story) by Heer Mangtani

His Wife (A Contract Marriage Story) by Heer Mangtani Summary

I wiped tears from the corner of my eyes, hoping nob*dy saw me weep, and that the mascara didn't run because of my unending tears. I was miserable, still in disbelief believe that the first time I was going to see my husband-to-be was when I'd walk down the aisle, and he would be waiting for me at the end of it.  At least, I hoped he would be there, and that he wouldn't elope. Not because I wanted to particularly marry him, but because being stood up at the altar in front of the whole world would be very humiliating.

His Wife (A Contract Marriage Story) by Heer Mangtani

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