All Chapters of MY RUTHLESS MAFIA HUSBAND LOVES ME: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Selene’s legs trembled as she faced the chaos beast head-on. The air was thick with tension, and every breath she took felt heavier than the last. Kieran’s bloodied form on the ground haunted her, but her grip on her sword remained steady. She couldn’t afford to falter, not now. The beast snarled, its massive claws gouging deep into the earth. Its glowing eyes locked onto her, as if it were daring her to make the first move. "Selene, don’t!" Elias’s voice rang out, panicked but distant. She turned slightly, catching a glimpse of Elias struggling to his feet, the rusted sword still clutched tightly in his trembling hands. His determination was clear, but so was his fear. "You’ll get yourself killed!" he shouted. "Stay back, Elias," Selene ordered, her tone sharper than she intended. "I’ll handle this." The chaos beast lunged, its massive body moving with terrifying speed. Selene rolled to the side, narrowly avoiding its claws. The ground where she’d stood exploded in a clou

Selene's grip on her sword never loosened as she walked behind Aldric. Elias stayed close, his hand hovering near his blade. The rest of the refugees, a group of about ten, followed silently. Kieran, though still weak, insisted on walking, leaning heavily on Selene for support. The forest’s darkness seemed alive, the rustling leaves and distant sounds making every step heavier with unease. Selene’s mind raced as they moved deeper into the woods. Aldric’s group had been running from Zara’s forces, just like them, but something about his calm demeanor didn’t sit right. Why hadn’t they been attacked yet? What made them so certain Zara wouldn’t find them? “You’re quiet,” Elias muttered, breaking the silence. “I’m thinking,” Selene replied, her voice clipped. Elias frowned. “About whether we can trust them?” “Exactly.” Aldric glanced back, his dark eyes catching the moonlight. “I know you’re cautious,” he said, his voice low but steady. “You have every right to be. But I promis

The whispers grew louder, their dissonant tones slithering through the narrow tunnel. Selene's heart thudded in her chest, her instincts screaming danger. The oppressive darkness seemed alive, pressing in on them from all sides. “Stay close,” she commanded, her voice sharp but low. Elias moved beside her, his dagger drawn and ready. “It feels... wrong here. Like the walls are watching us.” “They probably are,” Kieran muttered, his face pale but resolute. Aldric, at the front, turned his head slightly. “It’s just the tunnel playing tricks on your minds. Ignore it.” Selene didn’t believe him, not for a second. The whispers were too deliberate, too intentional, and they carried a faint sense of malice. As they pressed on, the glow of the moss began to fade, leaving them in near-total darkness. “We need light,” Selene said. Aldric reached into his satchel and retrieved a small crystal. He murmured something under his breath, and the crystal emitted a soft, golden glow. “Be

The further they ventured into the labyrinthine tunnels, the more oppressive the air became. Each step seemed to lead them deeper into a place where time lost all meaning, and shadows stretched far beyond their reach. The faint glow of Aldric’s crystal illuminated only a small section of the tunnel ahead, leaving much of their path veiled in darkness. Selene could feel her heart race as every corner they turned felt like a step closer to an unknown terror.“We’re too deep in,” Kieran murmured, his voice echoing against the stone. “We don’t even know if we’ll make it out alive.”“I know,” Selene replied quietly, her gaze fixed ahead. She didn’t want to show fear, not with Elias and the others relying on her, but the truth was she was scared. The tunnels were not just a physical challenge. The deeper they went, the more Selene felt like they were walking into something much worse than mere darkness. Something much darker was waiting.They walked in silence for a while longer, the quiet

The echo of the creature’s laughter still lingered in the air, refusing to fade, like a haunting melody that wormed its way into their thoughts. Selene’s heart raced, and she felt an unsettling chill sweep over her. The silence after its disappearance was almost worse than its presence heavy, filled with the ominous promise of what might come next. Elias, still shaking off the blow from the creature’s attack, staggered to his feet. His body was battered, but there was a fire in his eyes, one that refused to be extinguished. “We can’t let it get away. We need to follow it,” he muttered, pushing himself upright, though his movements were slower than usual.Selene’s instincts screamed at her to be cautious, but she knew Elias was right. The creature was dangerous, and whatever power it wielded, they had to stop it before it could harm anyone else. But the thought of what lay ahead, of what awaited them in the depths of this labyrinth, made her doubt if they were prepared for what was to