All Chapters of Silent Amour : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

The next day, in the warmth of the weather, the birds were chirping, creating a soft melody that was sweet to the ears. The sun's rays gently touched the two men who were sleeping, curled up in each other's arms. As the warmth reached their faces, they frowned in response. Eryx pulled the blanket higher to shield them from the sunlight, not wanting it to disturb their sleep. Braylon snuggled closer into Eryx’s chest, holding him tightly. There was no space between them, and their breathing was the only sound around. Soon, Braylon began to wake from his slumber. When he realized their position, he tried to slip away from Eryx's strong embrace, but it was no use. Eryx pulled him closer, holding him even tighter. Braylon's heart began to race, and his cheeks flushed with a soft pink hue. A small smile appeared on Eryx’s lips, as if he hadn’t been asleep at all. They stayed like that for a moment, until the sound of a door opening broke the silence and caught their attention. Someone en

They were fully immersed in the moment, shedding their jumpers and diving into the pool while Revilla watched them with a sweet smile on her face. She was just happy to see her friends together. However, that smile didn’t last long; she soon lost it, lost in her thoughts. “Revilla... why are you just standing there? Come and join us...” Eryx called out, but she shook her head, managing a small smile. Alex noticed her hesitance. “Let her be if she doesn’t want to join,” Alex exclaimed, causing a pang of pain in Revilla’s heart. His words felt rude. Just then, Braylon smacked him hard on the back of the head, eliciting a whine of pain from Alex. “Seriously, Alex... what’s with the rudeness? Leave that attitude behind when you’re with us,” Braylon said, prompting Alex to lower his head in embarrassment. Something was clearly off between them, and Braylon had already noticed. They had all been acting strangely since that morning. Although Revilla tried to maintain a normal demeanor, it

Two days passed with absolutely no progress. They moved sluggishly, causing the village head to lower his guard. Everything they did was reported to a mysterious figure by the village head. Those two days felt like hell for the four of them; they were unhappy to be there and could sense that someone was watching them. After all, they were trained and capable in every way. Meanwhile, the village head had forgotten about the boy who had left the village. He returned after two days. The four of them were gathered at Braylon's place when someone suddenly entered the room, startling them. "Senior... I got what you asked for," Franklyn said, panting as he tried to catch his breath. "You brat... You nearly gave us a heart attack," Revilla said, shooting a glare at Franklyn. He laughed nervously while scratching the back of his neck, creating an awkward atmosphere. “Tell me what you found out... I hope your answer satisfies me,” Eryx said, unleashing his dark aura. The intensity of it mad

Eryx left the room while Revilla continued to ponder her decision. That night became a sleepless one for her. The next day arrived, and everyone was busy with their so-called work. Braylon was focused on his laptop when he received a letter from the forensic department, which included an attached file. Since when did they become so proactive? They had only submitted the evidence a day ago. He opened the file and began reviewing it, becoming engrossed in his reading. The sound of the door opening distracted him, prompting him to tilt his head to see who had entered. It was his team. He sighed and removed his glasses. There was a noticeable lack of life in Revilla and Alex's eyes, which only increased his concern for them. “The report arrived…” Braylon said, capturing everyone’s attention. They quickly moved closer, eager for an explanation. "Actually…" he hesitated before continuing, leaving them confused. "What happened?" Franklyn asked, looking at Braylon with a puzzled express

It was another stressful day for Braylon. He had brought his son to the precinct, and, as expected, everyone’s eyes were on him. He sat in his usual spot, reading something. Alex wasn’t pleased—what could Braylon possibly be reading after handing the case file to the other detectives? Alan sat quietly, listening to his father. He was such an obedient child. Eryx arrived and noticed the little boy clinging to his teddy bear. He felt a strange connection to the child, even a sense of attraction. “So, what’s the task for today?” Eryx asked, glancing at Braylon. But Braylon didn’t respond. “Thanks to someone, we have no work, and for the first time, we can't crack the case,” Alex said sharply, his words aimed directly at Braylon. Alex wasn’t usually one to show his frustration, but he was making an exception for Braylon. The tension between them was growing, and their relationship was fracturing more each day. Revilla observed the situation with concern. Their friendship seemed to be o