Chapter 80

Renata:

I frowned, seeing as I couldn’t get Diego to even look at me. The man was mine once, but now, now that the woman was claiming him, forcing herself on him, I couldn’t help but find myself losing him.

I walked out of the front door, my heart racing against my chest as I sat in front of one of the oak trees that we had in our garden. It was the one that Diego kissed me in front of for the first time, and I knew that it meant more to the two of us than anything else in our relationship.

I let out a low growl and pulled out the knife that I was initially waiting for Lea to come out to. I wanted to stab her. I knew that killing her was going to be the one way to end this, but seeing as Diego was the one who walked out of the room; I knew not to be as foolish.

I pushed the knife inside the tree trunk, my heart racing against my chest at the force that had it digging in as deep as it did. And when I tried to pull it out, I cried out when I noticed that it was stuck.

“I am curio