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~Found her~

Author: Rain_01
last update Last Updated: 2023-12-14 11:35:01

Max was about to say, "But, Francisco..."

But Francisco halted him with a stern look and said, "Max, it has to be done now." The tension in the room was palpable, and all the other members were anxiously watching the exchange.

Then he looked at the other members, everyone quickly shook their heads in agreement. Liam spoke up, "Yes, Mr. Hilton is right. We are capable of doing it." He, too, shared Francisco's urgency.

Francisco, their team leader, rose and spoke with a sense of determination, "Max, we need to go in order to inspect the chemical factory."

Max, understanding the gravity of the situation, nodded before standing. They were on the brink of a crucial mission, and they couldn't afford any delay.

But suddenly, the room was disrupted by a girl's voice, a voice that did not belong to anyone from their team.

"May I come in, sir?"

The unexpected interruption startled everyone in the room.

Francisco turned his attention to the door, and as he spotted the girl, he just froze in his
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  • His Deadly Obsession   The proposal

    The sea was restless. Waves crashed against the shore with violent force, driven by the wind, rising and breaking again and again as if the ocean itself was angry.Lilith stood at the edge of the beach, her coat fluttering around her legs, eyes fixed on the dark water. Her face was stern, unreadable, but her thoughts were anything but calm. The longer she stared at the sea, the heavier her chest felt.She was waiting.Footsteps approached behind her. Her manager stopped a few steps away and spoke carefully.“Ma’am, I don’t think Mr. Francisco will come.”Lilith didn’t respond right away. She kept watching the waves, letting the wind whip through her hair. After a moment, she spoke, her voice low but certain. “I know he will come.”Her manager hesitated. “He hasn’t replied. It’s been hours—”“He has to,” Lilith said, cutting him off, her eyes still locked on the horizon.The manager lowered his gaze, understanding there was nothing more to say. He quietly turned and left her alone wit

  • His Deadly Obsession   A message

    Kevin let the silence sit for a long, heavy moment. Then he said calmly, “Elvish, tell someone to clean the third master’s bedroom.”Elvish bowed his head and left without a word. His footsteps faded down the corridor.Kevin’s eyes stayed on Francisco’s back. He knew exactly what that command implied—and he knew Francisco understood it too. The room was being prepared. For Francisco. For Lilith. For the deal he was certain his grandson would bend to.Francisco didn’t turn. Didn’t speak. His shoulders were rigid, every muscle pulled tight like wire.“You have three days,” Kevin announced, raising his voice just enough to be heard through the hall. “Three days to think about my proposal.”He paused, letting the words dig into the air like a blade.“I know you won’t disappoint me,” he added. “Not as a businessman.”With that parting shot, Kevin walked toward his room, his cane tapping lightly against the marble floor. The echo lingered long after he disappeared around the corner.Francis

  • His Deadly Obsession   Compromise

    “If I don’t give you the baby,” Hazel said, her tone cold and steady, “then what?”Kevin groaned softly, leaning back in his chair. Smoke drifted from his cigar, curling between them like a dark veil.Hazel’s eyes burned with hatred, but her voice didn’t tremble.Kevin exhaled and said, “I thought about helping you, Hazel. Giving you a way out. Separating you from my grandson before you both destroy each other.” He paused, his gaze sharp as steel. “But you won’t take it. Because you know him too well. If you try to keep that baby and run, he’ll find you. No matter where you hide.”Hazel’s fingers clenched at her sides, but she said nothing.Kevin took another slow puff, studying her like a piece of art he didn’t quite understand. “The more you stay with that child,” he continued, his tone low, deliberate, “the worse your life will get. My grandson will make sure of it—without even realizing it. You’re already in hell, girl. I’m just offering you a softer one.”Hazel’s jaw tightened, f

  • His Deadly Obsession   The deal of freedom

    The room was dark, cold, and silent. The stone walls pressed in like a cage. Hazel lay on a narrow bed, wrists bound, her breath shallow. Every inch of her body ached.Across from her sat an old man, legs crossed, posture regal, eyes sharp and unblinking. Beside him stood Elvish and Alfred, watching in silence.The man was Kevin — Francisco’s grandfather.Minutes passed before Hazel stirred. Her eyelids fluttered, and the blur before her began to take shape. Slowly, she turned her head.Her temples throbbed. Her body felt like lead. And then—“How are you feeling now?”The voice was deep and commanding, each word weighted with quiet authority. Hazel froze. Then, forcing herself to stay calm, she lifted her gaze toward him.White hair, chiseled jaw, eyes as cold as glass. Despite his age, the man radiated power.Masculine.Intimidating.Dangerous.Hazel’s lips parted slightly as she pushed herself up. It hurt, but she managed, sitting upright on the edge of the bed.Her eyes locked wit

  • His Deadly Obsession   Book a flight

    Francisco sat in the car, heading out for official work, when his phone buzzed. A sharp alarm flashed across the screen.Max, sitting in the front seat, glanced back at the sound. Francisco’s face darkened as he scrolled. His fingers moved fast, his jaw set tight. Max had never seen him like this — agitated, tense.“Turn the car!” Francisco barked, his voice cutting the air.Max stiffened.“What happened?”“We’re under attack,” Francisco growled.He pulled up the CCTV feed. The new mansion had cameras outside, but none inside. This time, he hadn’t installed them. He had wanted to trust Hazel, to give her freedom. That decision burned in his mind now.He dialed Lily’s number.No answer.He tried the landline.But it was Dead.No one recieved.“Bastards!” Francisco slammed his fist against the seat, rage flashing in his eyes.The car picked up speed, tires biting the road. Max opened his mouth to calm him, but stopped. Francisco’s fingers drummed on his thigh, restless, sharp. Panic sho

  • His Deadly Obsession   Took her away

    Hazel blinked awake, her eyes heavy from sleep. She sat up, the room empty. Francisco was gone, but a note lay waiting on the table.She picked it up.Eat on time, my love.Her chest tightened at the words.Love?She scoffed, rolling her eyes, masking whatever stirred inside her. With a sigh, she stood, her face cold, refusing to care. She pushed the door open.Guards filled the hall, their eyes sharp, their presence suffocating. Ignoring them, Hazel made her way to the library, craving the silence of books.Downstairs, Lily carried a tray with steaming chicken soup, Francisco’s order for Hazel. She balanced it carefully, her steps light as she moved toward the stairs.But just as she lifted her foot to climb, a sudden crack split the air.Gunshots.Lily’s brows shot up at the sound. Before she could react, the front door slammed open, and a storm of bullets ripped through the air.The tray slipped from her hands, crashing to the floor. She leapt aside with sharp, trained movements. Y

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