All Chapters of MY FIRST LOVE: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

**Into the Unknown**The sun was beginning to set, casting long shadows across the trees as the family huddled together in the old cabin. The air was thick with tension, and Lillian could feel the weight of the discovery in her hands—the photograph, the map. Her heart pounded in her chest, and the quiet of the woods outside seemed to amplify the gravity of what they had just uncovered.“There’s another cabin?” Claire asked, her voice tight with a mix of fear and confusion. She leaned over Lillian’s shoulder, staring at the photograph and map, her fingers gripping the back of a chair tightly.Ethan nodded slowly, his brow furrowed as he studied the map. “It looks that way. I didn’t know about this place, but if my father was hiding something, it makes sense that it wouldn’t be here, where we’d expect it. He must have built a second cabin somewhere deeper in the woods.”Lillian traced the rough lines of the hand-drawn map, her mind racing. “But why? What was so important that he would g

**Betrayal at the Door**The knock on the door echoed through the small cabin like a gunshot. Lillian felt her heart lurch in her chest, her breath catching as David’s cold voice drifted through the cracks in the wood. “Ethan, Lillian… Open the door.”Ethan’s face went pale, his jaw tight as he motioned for Lillian and Claire to stay back. He moved quietly to the side of the door, pressing his ear to the wood as though he could hear something more than just the voice of his estranged brother.Lillian’s mind raced. **How had David found them?** She thought back to the previous night’s meeting, how unsure she’d been about whether to trust him. And now, standing in the cold, damp cabin, everything seemed to unravel all over again.“Dad,” Lillian whispered, her voice barely audible. “What if he’s working with Derrick? What if this is another trap?”Ethan didn’t respond immediately, his eyes narrowing as another knock—louder this time—rang out.“Ethan! I know what you’re thinking,” David

**On the Edge of Decision**The tension in the room was unbearable. Lillian could hear her heart pounding in her ears, the sound nearly drowning out the voices that were beginning to rise in the small, confined space. The men who had burst into their home, guns drawn, were calm—too calm. The kind of calm that comes with power and the knowledge that they were in control.Ethan stood in front of Lillian and Claire, shielding them with his body. His eyes never left the men, especially the tall, broad-shouldered one who was clearly in charge. Lillian clutched the key in her hand so tightly that it dug into her palm, the cool metal biting into her skin, grounding her in the moment.David stood off to the side, his hands still raised slightly in a gesture of surrender. His face was pale, his eyes darting between Ethan and the men. The weight of his betrayal hung in the air, but there was no time to address it now. The problem was immediate and deadly: **Derrick’s men were here, and they wan

** Dealing with the Devil**The room fell into an uneasy silence after Alistair’s declaration. The tension hung thick in the air, and Lillian could feel the weight of her father’s decision pressing down on them all. Trusting Alistair was a gamble—a dangerous one—but the clock was ticking, and Derrick’s men were closing in. The faint hum of the wind outside the safehouse added to the eerie quiet, as if the world was holding its breath, waiting for the next move.Ethan took a deep breath, his gaze fixed on Alistair. “Start talking,” he said coldly, crossing his arms. “If you really know what Derrick’s after, now’s the time to prove it.”Alistair leaned against the dusty wall, his sharp eyes scanning the room as if he already had the upper hand. “Derrick doesn’t just want the vault for its wealth or even for leverage,” he began. “He wants it because it holds something more valuable than anything else—information. Blackmail, secrets, control over the kind of people you don’t cross.”Lilli

** Racing Against Time**The car raced through the dimly lit streets, its tires screeching as David swerved to avoid oncoming traffic. The night cityscape flew by in a blur of headlights and neon signs, but Lillian could only focus on the ominous SUVs tailing them closely. The wind whipped through the shattered back window, chilling her to the bone, but the icy fear gripping her chest was far worse.“They’re gaining on us!” Claire shouted, her voice tinged with panic as she glanced back at the approaching vehicles. Derrick’s men weren’t giving up easily, and the sound of gunfire echoed in the distance, sending shivers down Lillian’s spine.David’s knuckles were white as he gripped the steering wheel, his voice tense. “I’m driving as fast as I can!”Ethan, sitting in the front seat, twisted around to check on Lillian and Claire. “Stay down,” he barked. “If they get any closer, they won’t hesitate to shoot.”Lillian crouched low in the backseat, the weight of the key pressing into her s