Chapter 96 The sad truth âSignora, may 1 ask where are you going?â
âSome private matters. Signore Dâangell doesnât need to know about it. Do not to disturb him. He is celebrating his wedding anniversary with his wife. I have all of your numbers, and I can ask for help if needed.â
âBut Signora âIâll be back soon and please just do what I saidâ
He nodded, but his face showed disappointment. I didnât really care if he would tell Riccardo I left. I didnât plan to stay out for long, but I felt like I had Bonus I typed the placeâs name into the GPS, and my heart started pounding faster when I saw the familiar building. I just sat in the car for a while watching the club that belonged to him.
âDo it, Alice.â I ordered myself, and I left the car. I walked to the main entrance, and I paid for the entry. The guys were familiar, but I didnât expect them to recognise me I changed a lot since I met them, and that was useful for me at that moment.
04:30 I walked inside. The loud music hurt my ears, but I moved on. I knew the room where he had his private table. It was on the top floor in the VIP room. I walked inside, but I was stopped at the entrance.
looked at the guy. I didnât know what I should say.
âLessard, but Iâll make it easy for you. Iâm not on the list.â
âThen we canât let you in.â They laughed. I lowered my head while my lips curled into a smile.
âI can pay for it.â
They laughed again.
âYou look pretty. You could start with me then.â One of them said, which angered me.
âWhat about this?â I showed a bundle of money, which apparently made them think. They looked at each other, and they looked around. One of them took the money from my hand, then opened the cordon rope.
âIf you make trouble, we will get you and throw you out mercilessly.â He talked to me seriously. I only smiled at him, and I walked into the room.
I knew where I had to go to see him. First, I walked to the bar. I only asked for water. The bartender put it on the bar, but I didnât touch it. I just looked at his private table. It was empty, but there were a few empty glasses, a womanâs suit jacket, and my heart pounded faster to see another jacket as well. I recognised it. It belonged to Gideon I looked around, searching for him, but I couldnât see him anywhere. I desperately searched the crowd, hoping I would find him.
Just to Gemma was wrong. After searching for a while, I nearly gave up on seeing him, when a strange feeling of someone watching me moved my gaze. That PROVE that was him. He looked straight into my eyes. He was surprised, but what really took my attention was that blonde, whorish slut that stuck to him like glur.
I felt like someone was ripping my heart out. My chest was heavy, and if I couldnât cry before this time, I felt I wouldnât be able to hold my tears ba I back.
I turned around suddenly and I ran out. I didnât know if I only hallucinated hearing hins shouting my name, but I felt like I had to get out of there, and most of all, I had to forget him for a lifetime. Even if it would hurt me for a long time, maybe in my whole life, but I had to forget every single thing about him. Forever.
I quickly got into my car, then I turned on the engine. I didnât wait. Not even a second, I drove away. I couldnât really see the road as my tears flowed. I have never felt a pain like that.
When I was far enough, I pulled the car on the side of the road. I clenched the steering wheel, and I pushed my forehead to it, sobbing my heart out At that moment, I hated I got to know him. I hated I hoped I could be happy with him, I hated everything that all happened to me.
on in the sad truth 1 sat there for about an hour when finally I ran out of tears, and 1 just sat there. My mind was empty.
phone pulled me back to reality from my daze, I looked at it. It was Riccardo. I took a few deep breaths, hoping he wouldnât notice I was crying.
Rivard âAlke, what happened? Where are you?â
âI just. forgot my skates at the sports centre. I just wanted to see if I could get in and take them. Finally, I broke them in and that would be a time loss to get new ones.â
The line was quiet for a while. He was still at the party. I could hear that, but he was somewhere outside.
âAlice, Iâm worried. Just go home, please.â
âIâm on my way now. Iâll be there in about fifteen minutes.â
âOkay.â He remained quiet for a moment, then he sighed. âCall me if you need me.â
âI will. Thank you.â
âSleep wellâ
I hung up before him. Probably, because I didnât show up in time, they told him 1 left. I knew he was worried, and that was the last that I wanted.
+109 Bonus 04:24 1 sighed, and I turned on the engine. I drove back home. At the gate, the same guy looked at me apologetically, but I didnât say a word. I knew he just did what he had to. From the mirror, I saw him take his phone out of his pocket and he dealt a number. I knew who he called. Probably, he let Riccardo know I arrived in one piece.
I took a hot bath, and I went to bed. I knew that tomorrow Iâm going to look like a piece of shit, but why should I have denied I felt like that?
The next morning came too early. It was hard to open my eyes. I felt like a train ran over my head.
I climbed out of bed, and I went to the bathroom as usual. What I saw in the mirror nearly made me shout. I washed my face many times with cold water, hoping that the face in the mirror was going to change, but it didnât. I strolled out of the bathroom.
Beth wouldnât be there anyway, so what would happen if I was late? I questioned myself I slowly got done and I should have been on the ice when I finally started the engine. When I arrived, I slowly started the procedure of warming up, and when I stepped on the ice, a familiar voice made me jump.
âAlice, this is how you want to be a gold medalist olympian?â I couldnât believe I heard that voice. I turned around to face her.