𝐅𝐨𝐫𝐛𝐢𝐝𝐝𝐞𝐧 𝐋𝐨𝐯𝐞 || 𝐃.𝐌 ✓

𝐓𝐡𝐢𝐫𝐭𝐲-𝐅𝐢𝐯𝐞

Draco POV

"Draco, Draco, are you okay?" The little mic asked. I let out a groan before managing to untie the ropes from me, sitting up as I touched my shirt to see any injuries.

"I'm good, I'm not hurt," I replied as I heard a sigh of relief.

"I knew that bulletproof jacket came in handy." The officer replied.

"But now we need to get to Michael before he harms my wife and the children," I said as I stood up and walked around the abandoned place.

"We're tracking Y/N's location, we will find them and arrest Michael." He says with determination in his voice. I nodded my head as I began to think of Aria, Brielle, and Y/N. Hearing Y/N's cries, asking for forgiveness. She believes that she killed me but that was all of the plans for Michael to believe that he won this game. "Theo will come to pick you up."

"Okay, I will wait here until he arrives," I replied. I looked through my photos of Y/N and Aria, a tear rolling down my face realizing how much I miss them. "I'm gonna rescue all of you, I promise."

I walked out of the building and waited for Theo. After a few minutes of waiting, Theo's car pulled up and parked in front of me as I opened the door and got in.

"He's not gonna get far from here. We will rescue Y/N and the children." Theo reassured. I nodded as I turned my head to look at him.

"I'm gonna find them, I will kill Michael if he harms my wife or the children." I hissed as he began to drive. I looked out the window.

Your POV

Michael dragged me to an empty room before shoving me against the wall.

"Michael, please. You don't have to do this." I plead but he let out a deep chuckle.

"You can beg whatever you want but you will pay for all the pain you caused." He hissed as he grabbed my wrists to chain long cuffs around my wrists and feet.

"Let me have my daughter, she must be hungry." I whimpered.

"I will you bring your daughter when she starts to cry." He replied before kissing my head I flinched at his touch. "Funny how you object to my touch."

"I stopped being affection towards you once I got the job transfer," I replied, looking down. "You're nothing but a coward."

"What did you say?" He hissed, grabbing my jaw to look at him. "Say it again, I dare you."

"You're a coward. Draco is more of a man than you." He glared at me. "He's everything I've ever wanted. He made me fall in love again, he's such a better husband than you."

"But now, he's dead. Draco can't save you now." He scoffed. He got up and left the room. I cried softly, realizing that I lost Draco for the rest of my life. Aria will never get to be able to grow up with her father. I wiped away my tears, trying to stay strong for my daughter and myself.

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The door creaked open as Michael walked in with a crying Aria in his arms.

"She's hungry." He gave me my daughter as she squirmed in my arms, trying to eat. I fed her as I stared at her while she ate. My finger gently grazed her face, reminding me of Draco.

"You would have been an amazing mother if we had children," Michael says, staring at Aria.

"I'm glad we didn't." I hissed, staring at him and then at my daughter. "I would rather have a child with Draco than you. I'm blessed to have my daughter."

"I knew it wasn't a good idea to move to your new job." He said, rubbing his forehead.

"I thought you were fine with signing the divorce papers?" I asked as he rolled his eyes and scoffed.

"Oh Y/N, that was all part of the plan." He began with a small smirk. "I made you and Draco believe that I finally accepted to let you go but the reality is that you always belonged to me and I was foolish enough to let you go."

"You have no idea how much I hate you so much, Michael." I choked back a sob. "Leave me alone."

He walked away while I placed Aria on my shoulder to burp her then I placed her on my lap, cuddling her in my arms as she babbled while clapping her small hands.

"Dada."

I blinked, wondering if I heard Aria's first word correctly or if it was an illusion. I had hoped it was true that Aria had just said her first word.

"Aria, what did you just say?" I asked. She looked up at me and smiled.

"Dada." She babbled. I stared at her before hugging her. "Dada. Dada. Dada!" She repeated, clapping her hands and letting out a laugh. I kissed her forehead and smiled when a memory formed in my head.

"I bet her first word will be dada." He laughed.

"You are saying that to make me feel better." He huffed.

"She already looks for you when you leave for work," I replied. "She's a daddy's girl."

I let out a sigh as I began to think about that memory. If only Draco was here to hear his daughter's first word. He would have been so happy to hear her say dada. A tear rolled down my face as I hugged Aria tighter in my arms, afraid to let her go.

She's the only piece I have of Draco.

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A/N: I'm sorry for not updating for over a month but I'm back to writing. This book is sadly coming to an end. There are only three chapters left until I publish the epilogue.

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