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Chapter 162: ~Hellbound~

I looked for Elena, but she was nowhere to be found. The ballroom, once vibrant with the twirl of dancers, felt empty and foreboding as I scanned the crowd. Panic tightened its grip on , and I abruptly stopped dancing, my mind racing to understand what had transpired.

"Elena!" I shouted, my voice cutting through the music like a desperate plea. The na echoed in the cavernous space, but there was no response. A sinking feeling settled in the pit of my stomach.

Summoning my strength, I attempted to address him. "Umm, hey," I mumbled, my words slurred and barely audible.

"Did you invite him?"

My rage intensified, fueled by the fear that gnawed at my insides. "You can’t fathom what I’ll do to you if I can’t find her," I seethed, my threats punctuated by the raw intensity of the mont.

I turned my gaze towards Nikita, suspicion etched across my face.

"How could she be missing in such a way?" The words echoed in the room, filled with a potent mix of anger and helplessness.

I glared fiercely at Nikita. She had no right to say such things about my wife, especially in a mont of vulnerability. The room hung heavy with unspoken threats and accusations.

"What dad I- ah," Nikita’s words were cut short as my hand connected with her cheek in a resounding slap.

Frustration and anger boiled within

as I confronted Nikita. "Why did you invite him?" I scread, seizing her hair in a fierce grip. Obin attempted to intervene, pleading, "Boss."

"Where is that guy, Obin?" I demanded, my gaze sharp and accusatory.

"What’s the problem, Mr. Derek?" Nikita, a friend from the social circle, approached

with a concerned expression. I turned to her, my frustration evident.

"I invited him, Mr. Derek. He is on his way and will arrive shortly. He’ll be discussing our marriage with my father today," Nikita declared, her voice steady despite the physical and emotional turmoil.

"What exactly is he saying, honey? What exactly is he talking about?" Mr. Kai inquired, his brows furrowed in confusion.

"Not at all. She can’t possibly be. I know who did it," I muttered to myself, the pieces of a twisted puzzle slowly falling into place. The conviction of my thoughts fueled a growing rage within

as I sought answers.

"Derek," Mr. Kai replied, his voice tense, "we’ll find out in this footage."

I yelled, "Mr Kai, instruct everyone to search for this place, and I need the CCTV footage right now."

"Shut the fuck up!" I yelled, the words exploding in a burst of anger. Nikita flinched, her eyes widening in surprise and a hint of fear. My composure, once unshaken, now crumbled under the weight of uncertainty.

"Boss, we’ve found sothing!" Obin’s voice cut through the air, breaking the tense silence. His urgent tone hinted at a potential breakthrough.

I raced towards him as he shouted up, the sense of urgency pushing

forward. As I reached Obin, I saw the unfolding scene on the screen—the footage, a visual testant to the events that had just transpired.

In my exhausted state, I struggled to focus. When I managed to crack my eyes open, the world appeared hazy, a blur of shapes and colors. I squinted, trying to make sense of my surroundings, and that’s when I noticed a man in the driver’s seat. His features were indistinct, softened by the fuzzy haze that enveloped my senses.

Nikita, now visibly frightened, took a step back. "Even your father won’t be able to save you," I spat, my words laced with a desperation that bordered on madness.

"What’s he saying, dad?" Nikita asked her father, her voice tinged with unease.

"Fuck off!" I scread, frustration and fear surging through

like a tidal wave. I stomped my foot on the chair.

He handed

a cell phone, his voice steady. "Sir, we found madam’s phone in the middle of the floor."

"Damn it!" The exclamation escaped my lips, a culmination of frustration and helplessness.

"If anything happens to her, Mr. Kai, I’m going to destroy everything," I threatened, my voice a low growl of desperation.

I had a peek around, lowering the volu of the music in my mind as I scanned the room.

"I honestly don’t know," she murmured, attempting to diffuse the tension.

Nikita hesitated before responding, "Perhaps elsewhere, with soone." Her words hung in the air, leaving a bitter taste in my mouth.

I felt like I was in a car, the gentle hum of the engine creating a rhythmic backdrop to my disoriented consciousness. The fatigue weighed heavily on , making it difficult to open my eyes fully. A warm sensation on my cheek hinted at a comforting touch, and soone’s fingers traced a tender path down my face.

**

A sharp cry pierced the air, and I recoiled. For correct content, please visit

A voice, filled with concern and affection, reached

from the other side of the haze. "Baby, are you awake?" The words hung in the air, a lifeline connecting

to a reality that seed just beyond my grasp.

"Derek, go away from my daughter," Kai commanded, a tone of authority cutting through the chaotic atmosphere. For the correct order please visit

"Ahh!" The pain was not mine; it belonged to Nikita, who bore the brunt of my fury.

I murmured, "He took her."

**

She crumpled to the ground, the impact of the blow reverberating through the room. I stood over her, ready to unleash my anger, but before I could take another step, Obin appeared, diffusing the escalating tension.

"It was in her nature for her to sleep with new males," she continued, her tone mocking and cold. A wave of rage surged within , but before I could unleash it, Mr. Kai intervened sharply. "Shut up," he commanded, his gaze stern.

"Where has Elena gone?" I demanded, my voice laced with urgency.

"If that’s the case, why didn’t you remain with your wife?" Nikita interjected callously, her words cutting through the tension like a knife. The audacity of her statent fueled the fire in .

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