Captivation: Want Nothing But You Chapter 120

Captivation Want Nothing But You by Adolf Dunne

Alicia Fell Into The Water

“Miss Bennet?” Lukas called out to Rachel in confusion, seeing she had yet to respond after a long time.
Rachel’s eyes narrowed for a moment. Then, the corners of her lips curled up into a faint smile. “Nothing.
I was just asking,” she casually said, after which she yawned. It had been a long day, and she was
exhausted. After saying goodbye to Lukas, she headed upstairs to her bedroom. Rachel fell asleep the
instant her body hit the bed.

However, the welcome serenity didn’t last for long, she was soon jolted awake by a loud knock on her
bedroom door. “Miss Schultz is here to see you,” Lukas said from the other side of the door. Rachel
stared blankly at the door, trying to get her head together. After thinking for a while, she recalled who
Miss Schultz was and frowned. Although she was still sleepy, she got out of bed and waddled to the
door.

“Lukas, did you say Alicia Schultz is here to see me?” She asked the moment she opened the door.
Lukas nodded politely and replied, “Yes, Miss Bennet. That’s what she said.” Lukas also found the
sudden visit strange. He knew Alicia quite well, as he had been working there for a long time. Back when
the old Mrs. Sullivan was still alive, she appreciated Alicia. If Rachel hadn’t been in the picture, she might
have married Victor.

It was the first time Alicia had been to the Sue Garden after Victor got married. ‘Why did she come here
so all of a sudden? Why would she ask to see Miss Bennet?’ Lukas pondered silently. He considered the
matter a serious one, though, and was thinking of calling Victor right away to fill him in on what was
happening. Rachel was pregnant, after all, and he couldn’t be completely certain that nothing untoward
would happen.



“Is she in the living room now?” Rachel asked, raising her eyebrows. Her voice was a little slow and
inadvertently languid, perhaps because she had just woken up. “No,” Lukas quickly said, pushing aside
his thoughts. “She is in the garden now.” Rachel nodded and walked away. When she walked into the
garden, she saw Alicia sitting on a chair at the corridor.

Atop the garden was a grape rack covered in lush, intertwining vines. The healthy vines cut through the
sunlight permeating the garden, forming thin light spots on the ground. As a cool breeze blew through
the surrounding, the surface of a small artificial lake nearly rippled. Many would consider this beautiful
garden a paradise.

When Alicia heard approaching footsteps, she looked straight at the archway. She stood up, folded her
arms across her chest, and arrogantly looked at Rachel, who had just walked in. Rachel didn’t care,
though. She just sat down on a garden chair nearby and stared silently, waiting for Alicia to speak.

As far as she was concerned, she had said all she needed to say to Alicia at the restaurant a week ago.
However, judging by Alicia’s sudden visit and haughty attitude, it seemed she hadn’t heeded her
warning, after all. “I heard you had a car accident that day,” Alicia said in a contemptuous tone. “I see
you’re perfectly fine, though. I couldn’t help wondering, Rachel, if you plan to frame me for this. Don’t
even think about it!” she sneered.

The confidence with which Alicia had uttered the accusation left Rachel speechless. She couldn’t help
but wonder how Alicia had jumped to that conclusion. Then, Rachel remembered that Victor said she
had stood in the middle of the road on purpose. They were quite identical. In fact, she could even say
they were well-matched.

In their eyes, Rachel was a vicious woman who would risk anything—even things as important as her life
and her baby’s life—to win sympathy To them, she was too cheap. Then… A thought suddenly crossed
Rachel’s mind, and she narrowed her beautiful eyes at Alicia. “I just know you were up to no good, but
unfortunately for you, your plan failed; Victor wouldn’t believe you,” Alicia said, snorting haughtily. It was



as though she hadn’t noticed the coldness in Rachel’s eyes. “Who told you I was in a car accident?”
Rachel asked, her voice suddenly turning cold as she stared down Alicia with hostility.

Alicia was taken aback.

Rachel stood up and walked menacingly toward her. “And who told you I was pregnant before?”

Rachel had been in the hospital for a week. She couldn’t go out and had nothing much to do, so she had
spent a considerable amount of time thinking about what happened that day. She had initially believed
the accident to be just that—an accident. However, the longer she thought about it, the stronger she felt
that something was wrong.

Back then, she barely got a moment to react before she was pushed to the middle of the road. The push
didn’t seem accidental by some hasty passer-by. Instead, it seemed someone already behind her had
pushed her into traffic at the right time. “I-I just heard about it,” Alicia stuttered, cowering a bit under the
intense stare. She felt a little guilty and subconsciously took a step back to keep her distance. “You just
heard about it?”

Rachel slowly asked in a scary voice. From who?” “My friend, of course!” Alicia answered defensively.
Then, she suddenly wondered why she was answering Rachel’s questions. “Rachel, are you trying to dig
another hole for me?” she demanded hotly. “I don’t have to tell you where I heard that from. It’s none of
your business! Why do I have to tell you anything?”

Rachel’s eyes narrowed. It was apparent Alicia was hiding something. This feeling wasn’t new to her.
Back then, at the restaurant, she also had a faint feeling that something wasn’t right, but she didn’t pay
the ominous feeling much attention. It was now clear that whoever was behind all this wanted to kill her.

“Alicia, do you think I won’t find out if you don’t tell me?” Rachel said with a faint smile. “I can tell you
clearly that someone pushed me onto the road on purpose.” “Are you insinuating that I pushed you?”



Alicia’s eyes widened. You had better watch your words!” she bellowed in outrage, reacting quickly.
“Rachel! Don’t try to frame me!” she yelled, pointing at herself. “Why would I push you?” Rachel’s eyes
turned colder. When she raised her head, the surface of her icy pupils reflected Alicia’s angry face.

“I saw you before the accident.” “So what?!” “Alicia, don’t you remember what you did?” Rachel asked
with a cold smile. “…” Alicia’s facial expression instantly changed. “Everyone knows we don’t get along.
That day, you ordered a table of food that was unhealthy for a pregnant woman. Do you think I didn’t
notice? And in less than an hour later, after we had parted ways, I got into the car accident,” Rachel
slowly said, drawing out her words on purpose. Alicia clenched her fists and gritted her teeth.

“I didn’t push you,” she stiffly replied, ditching her earlier arrogance. “I would never do that, no matter
how jealous I am of you. If I was really that shameless, why did I stop you from eating those dishes at the
restaurant in the first place?” Alicia quickly said. She wasn’t sure if Rachel would buy her claim, though.
It was apparent to her that those words weren’t enough to prove her innocence. After all, Rachel already
knew she couldn’t eat the food, so it wouldn’t have mattered if she hadn’t stopped her. Her words meant
nothing.

This thought made Alicia panic. “I-I really didn’t push you. I—” “I know it’s not you,” Rachel said,
interrupting her. “But do you think others will believe it?” “…” Alicia trembled for a moment. “What do you
want,” she asked, biting her lip. “Who told you about my pregnancy and the car accident?”

Rachel asked in a calm and cold voice, staring straight into her eyes. Alicia struggled to contain her
emotions. Her lips trembled, and Maria’s face and warning appeared in her mind. She couldn’t tell
anyone. She had promised Aunt Maria she would never tell anyone. “I…” Alicia hesitated for a moment
and then said, “Rachel, just know it’s my friend who told me, and she won’t hurt you. Y-You’re just
overthinking this.”

“Oh?” Rachel sneered. “How are you sure she won’t?” Alicia was shocked. Her heart sank, and she was
momentarily at a loss for what to say in response. “Well? You can’t guarantee that she won’t hurt me,



right?” Rachel coldly said as she slowly walked forward. Alicia’s face turned whiter, and she continued
cowering backward subconsciously, unaware of the steps behind her.

Sensing that something was wrong, Rachel suddenly stopped. Narrowing her eyes, she looked behind
Alicia and quickly stretched her hand to grab her. Alicia, who thought Rachel wanted to hurt her, jerked
away and took another step backward. “Ah!” She cried out as she missed her step and tumbled into the
lake. Splash! The water’rose and splattered on Rachel’s pants.


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