All Chapters of The Cage Of His Obsession: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

In the stillness of midnight, Ameera stood by the window, gazing out into the dark sky, her mind heavy with worry. The moon's soft glow offered little comfort as she grappled with the questions that swirled inside her. She felt torn between her love for Haider and her loyalty to Kabir, her only true friend who had protected and cared for her when she had no one else.Tears welled up in her eyes as memories of Kabir flooded her mind. His smile, his laughter, his unwavering support—their bond had been unbreakable. They had faced hardships together, and she owed him so much for being her pillar of strength in times of need.As she thought about Kabir lying vulnerable in the mansion, connected to life support, her heart ached with a mixture of sadness and fear. She needed answers, but she was afraid of the truth and the consequences it might bring."What if Haider had deliberately kept Kabir here? What if he's using Kabir as a way to control me?" Ameera whispered to herself, her voice tre

The next day, as Ameera descended the stairs, she noticed Mrs. Doris standing at a corner of the hallway, her face buried in her hands. A sense of unease washed over Ameera as she approached her, and she noticed tear stains on Mrs. Doris' cheeks."Mrs. Doris, are you okay?" Ameera asked gently, concern evident in her voice.Mrs. Doris quickly wiped her face and forced a smile. "Oh, Ameera, I'm fine, dear," she replied, trying to sound cheerful.But Ameera could see through the façade. "Something's wrong, isn't it?" she persisted. "Please, you can tell me. I'm here to listen and help if I can."Mrs. Doris looked torn, and Ameera could sense the inner struggle. "It's nothing, really," she finally said, avoiding Ameera's gaze."I know when something's bothering you," Ameera said softly, placing a hand on Mrs. Doris' shoulder. "You've been like a mother to me since I arrived here. You can trust me."Mrs. Doris took a deep breath, seemingly on the verge of opening up. But then, she hesitat

Haider stood in Kabir's room, his eyes fixed on the empty bed where Kabirl had lain. The room felt void, a stark reminder of what he had lost. His emotions churned within him, a tumultuous storm of anger, frustration, and betrayal."You'll have to pay for it, Ameera," he whispered through clenched teeth. The softness in his voice had vanished, replaced by an unsettling darkness. "You think you can escape from me, but you're wrong."His mind was consumed with thoughts of vengeance, and he couldn't shake the feeling of being outwitted. Ameera's betrayal stung deeply, and he was determined to make her regret crossing him.As Haider paced the room, he couldn't help but feel the full weight of his power and control. He had built an empire that extended far beyond the walls of the mansion. No one dared defy him, and those who tried faced dire consequences."How long will you run from the track that I own?" he muttered, the anger fueling his words. "I'll find you, Ameera. No matter where you

The night enveloped Ameera and Brack as they sprinted through the dark alleyways of the city. Their breaths came out in ragged gasps, adrenaline pumping through their veins as they dodged Haider's men who were hot on their heels."Keep running!" Brack urged, his voice firm but filled with concern. "We can't let them catch up!"Ameera's heart pounded in her chest, and her legs felt like lead, but she pushed herself to keep going.They turned down narrow alleys, leaped over obstacles, and weaved through the labyrinth of streets, doing everything they could to lose their pursuers. The sound of footsteps and distant shouts echoed in the air, pushing them to move faster."We need to find a safe place," Brack said, scanning their surroundings for any sign of refuge."There's an old abandoned building up ahead," Ameera replied, her voice trembling with exhaustion.They made a beeline towards the crumbling structure. Its broken windows and decrepit walls provided them with a temporary hiding

Haider stood in front of Kabir's bed, his eyes fixed on his unconscious form. He couldn't help but feel a mix of dilemma, anger and frustration.Just then, Ian entered the room, his expression serious. He glanced at Haider, and for a moment, they locked eyes in a silent exchange.After a brief silence, Ian spoke up, "Haider, there's something you should know. There's no sound of yelling or shouting coming from Ameera's room."Haider's anger flared at Ian's statement. "I don't care about her anymore!" he snapped. "She's nothing but trouble."Ian looked at Haider with a mix of pity and concern. "Haider, you may say that, but I know that's not true," he said calmly. "Your actions speak otherwise."Haider clenched his fists, trying to push down the emotions that threatened to engulf him. He couldn't deny that a part of him still cared about Ameera, but he refused to let that vulnerability show."She's not worth my time or energy," Haider said defiantly, trying to convince himself more tha