Give Me Your Heart Edmund by Bonnie Judson

Chapter 7 Divorce Dahlia’s eyes lacked vitality, and there seemed to be no desire left in her, causing Maximilian to panic. “Leah, don’t you have anything you want?” he pressed. “What I want…” Dahlia’s eyes were vacant at that moment, and she felt something roll down her cheeks. She reached out to cover her eyes, […]

Chapter 6 A Glimmer Of Hope “Investment project?” Dahlia frowned and doubted Craig’s words. If Craig had good business sense, her grandfather wouldn’t have handed McCoy Corporation to her. “Now that you know what I’m going to use it for, just transfer the money. I’m in a hurry to use it now,” Craig insisted. “I

Chapter 5 Dahlia Never Gets SickThe two were only a few inches apart. Edmund exuded a chilling aura, sending a shiver down Dahlia’s spine and waking her up instantly. Facing Edmund’s sinister gaze, Dahlia didn’t know where to look. Suddenly, Dahlia’s chin was pinched by well-defined fingers, forcing her to look up in panic. “Edmund,

Chapter 4 Divorce Edmund Dahlia staggered back home, the usual ten-minute walk extending to 20 minutes. The mansion’s heating wasn’t turned on, and the vast room was freezing cold. Dahlia kicked off her high heels and stumbled into the bathroom as if she was drunk. She hastily started the hot water in the bathtub. But

Chapter 3 Ring That No Longer Fits When Dahlia woke up again, she was alone in the ward. Her phone was dead, and Dahlia didn’t know how long she had slept. She looked outside the window and found it was still dark. Dahlia got up, put on her shoes, and walked out with her bag.

Chapter 2 Blood Donation Exhausted, Dahlia went upstairs. She took out the key and inserted it into the keyhole, turning it halfway to the left until the door opened. Her mind, which was muddled a moment ago, quickly snapped to attention as she sensed the changed atmosphere in the room. Through the door, she heard

Chapter 1 She Is Dying “Ms. McCoy, is your family here with you?” the doctor asked. Dahlia McCoy was baffled as she wondered, ‘I’m just here to get my medical report. Why do I need someone to accompany me? Besides, what family do I have?’ Dahlia’s mother Lyla McCoy died giving birth to her, her