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You are my addiction

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Hazel sat down at one of the reading tables, pretending to be engrossed in a book.

Meanwhile, Francisco's voice was a mix of anger and authority as he glared at Ben. "Diana, I don't want to hear anything about it. The thing is, I don't like this man," he said, indicating Ben with a dismissive gesture.

Ben, feeling the sting of Francisco's words, pressed his lips together in frustration. He couldn't understand why Francisco had such disdain for him. He was a successful doctor, well-respected in
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  • His Deadly Obsession   I will not let you leave me

    Kevin narrowed his eyes and gave a silent signal.One of the men stepped forward and reached for the cloth.As it was slowly pulled back, Francisco’s face drained of all color.His eyes froze.Kevin glanced at him from the side, then quietly stepped back, his voice low and heavy. “Take your time,” he said. “But this is the truth. There is no lie in it.”Francisco did not respond.Not a single word left his lips.His gaze was locked onto the body before him.Hazel lay there — unmoving, pale, lifeless.Her skin had lost its warmth, her chest no longer rose with breath. The woman who once looked at him with fire in her eyes now lay still, silent, as though the world had drained her of everything she was.Kevin watched him for a moment longer, then turned away. He motioned for his men to leave, and one by one they filed out of the morgue, their footsteps fading into the distance.Max lingered at the doorway.He was stunned, his face tight with shock and helplessness. He wanted to say so

  • His Deadly Obsession   The morgue

    Kevin stared at him, shock flickering across his stern features for the first time. He looked not at a grandson anymore — but at a monster forged by love and loss.“You’ve lost your mind,” Kevin said, his voice lower now.Francisco stepped closer, gun still warm in his hand.“No,” he replied softly. “I lost her.”He tilted his head, eyes glinting with something terrifyingly calm.“And until I get her back, there’s nothing left for me to lose.”The hospital groaned with distant screams and hurried footsteps. Chaos spread like wildfire beyond the door.Kevin tightened his grip on the cane.Francisco turned toward the door, ready to leave the chamber.Then Kevin spoke.“Don’t you want to see your son?”Francisco stopped.Slowly, he turned back, disbelief flashing across his face. His brows arched as he stared at Kevin, as if he hadn’t heard him right.Kevin’s expression had changed. The rage was gone. In its place sat something heavy, almost grim. Without another word, he turned and walk

  • His Deadly Obsession   Face to face

    Francisco stood in the middle of the apartment, his face carved in stone.Rage flickered in his eyes like an open flame.The place lay in ruins. Furniture smashed. Glass shattered across the floor. Blood stained the tiles, dark and sticky. His men had torn the apartment apart, searching every corner, every shadow... too late.Francisco’s knuckles dripped with blood. His white wedding suit was no longer white, streaked with red, ruined beyond repair.He dropped heavily onto the sofa.For a moment, he didn’t move.Frustration crushed his chest. Loss hollowed him out. Everything he had held back... every fear, every doubt—crashed down at once.He pulled out a cigarette with shaking fingers and lit it. Smoke curled around his face as his eyes drifted toward the bed.They darkened.The sheets were rumpled.And there....blood.Francisco blinked slowly. His breath hitched. His fingers trembled as he stood and walked toward the bed, each step heavier than the last.He sat down.His hand pres

  • His Deadly Obsession   You are responsible for everything

    Lilith stopped, lowered herself, and hugged Victor carefully. Her arms wrapped around him, holding on as if she needed his strength.Victor kissed her forehead, his voice soft.“I wish you a happy life, my dear.”Lilith nodded, blinking away the sting in her eyes.“Thank you, Dad.”Her manager stepped forward and gently positioned Victor’s wheelchair beside the aisle. Lilith rose, took a steady breath, and turned toward the stage.She looked at Francisco.Tradition demanded he step forward. That he extend his hand and welcome his bride.He didn’t move.He stood still, his face unreadable, his hands resting calmly at his sides.For a moment, Lilith thought he might change his mind. That he would lift his hand at the last second.He didn’t.The silence grew heavy.Murmurs rippled through the guests. Heads leaned closer. The media sensed it instantly—cameras clicked faster, greedier. This wasn’t part of the script.Lilith’s chest tightened.This wasn’t just rejection.It was a public sla

  • His Deadly Obsession   The wedding

    A month passed in the blink of an eye.The wedding day arrived.Lilith sat in front of the mirror, dressed in an exquisite lace gown that flowed softly to the floor. The fabric hugged her perfectly, elegant and flawless, just as everyone expected. She looked like a bride from a dream—beautiful, radiant, and poised.Yet her reflection did not calm her heart.She stared at herself, fingers clenched lightly in her lap. Happiness lingered on her lips, but fear coiled tightly in her chest. Francisco’s face haunted her thoughts.What was he thinking?Had he truly accepted everything so easily? Or was he hiding something behind that cold silence of his?The questions gnawed at her mind, tightening her breathing, driving her close to panic.A sudden knock on the door snapped her back to reality.She turned quickly.“Grandpa!” she said, standing as Francisco’s grandfather stepped inside.Kevin walked toward her with steady steps, his sharp eyes softening just enough as he looked at her.“You a

  • 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

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