All Chapters of MY LOVE IS NOT BLIND: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

“Don’t worry; no one will dare reprimand you anymore. You’ve spent thirty hours asleep here,” said Raven, patting the bed.He chuckled as he noticed Gia glance toward the door before climbing onto the bed. Knowing Gia’s story would be long, Raven had chosen the bed as the most comfortable place to listen. Besides, he needed to lie down and rest anyway.“They’d rather keep their jobs than enforce hospital rules,” Raven added, noticing Gia still hesitated to lie down.“You didn’t threaten them with termination, did you?”"No, Haze. Why so suspicious?” Raven shrugged, gently laying Gia down and wrapping his arms around her.“This is my favorite position,” Raven sighed. Gia’s warmth and comfort worked better than any painkillers, in his opinion.Gia ran her fingers across Raven’s chest, restless as she struggled to decide where to start her story.“Are you mad that I’m a Ranallo? That I hid this from you?” Gia asked hesitantly.She needed to reassure herself that Raven truly didn’t mind h

Raven’s life over the past two years had been far from easy. She always had to stay vigilant, never knowing when or where her enemies would strike.Max, who previously only had to deal with reporters and crowds whenever one of the women with him happened to be famous, had now become a bodyguard tasked with protecting her from life-threatening dangers. That condition couldn’t go on forever. Yet, Raven didn’t want to make peace with Ranallo, especially if it meant negotiating.They had nearly killed her countless times. Forgetting all that wasn’t easy, especially now that Gia seemed to be pleading with those bastards. Raven couldn’t accept it!“I want to overthrow Ranallo from his throne,” Raven declared after a long silence.“NO!” Gia firmly stopped her.“I also think they deserve to die, but you can’t fight them. Ranallo is too powerful. Their network is vast and deeply rooted. My mother needed ten years to feel safe living in London. I used to think she was over the top, but after se

Gia intended to walk a bit further, but her steps stopped when she saw the vast expanse of white ice.Dozens of children and adults glided smoothly. The frozen lake had turned into a perfect ice-skating rink, bringing joy to the winter market visitors.Most visitors flocked to the ice-skating rink after filling their stomachs with food and purchasing merchandise.“Haze!” Raven finally caught up with Gia.He had fallen behind because Gia, with her petite frame, could easily slip through the crowd. On the other hand, Raven had been delayed by queues several times, leaving him quite far behind. When he finally found her, he saw Gia staring sharply at the expanse of ice.“I know you’re upset, but I still won’t let you do that.”Raven pointed at the ice rink. The slippery surface promised accidents and was far from suitable for a woman in her second trimester of pregnancy.“I know... but that’s not what I was thinking.”“Then, what?”“There’s a place like that near my home in Neive,” Gia s

Raven followed Gia, standing by the fireplace. Gia had been inspecting the modern electric fireplace. Now, Gia stood frozen, waiting to see what Raven wanted.“I missed you…” Without preamble, Raven pulled the tie of Gia’s coat, opened it, and let it drop carelessly to the floor.Raven clicked his tongue in disappointment when he saw that Gia was wearing a white turtleneck sweater underneath. Taking it off would be a bit of a hassle, especially since she had paired it with a long ankle-length skirt.But slowly, a mischievous smile spread across Raven’s face—a smile that immediately made Gia anxious. That smile never meant anything good for her.Raven touched the back of Gia’s neck and then planted a soft, fleeting kiss on her lips.“I came across an interesting theory yesterday while looking up articles about the severe nausea you’ve been experiencing,” Raven said casually.“Theory?” Gia’s suspicion began to fade. She didn’t know where this conversation was headed, nor could she guess

Nieve is 153 kilometers from the Milan city airport, where Raven’s plane landed.They covered the remaining distance by car, as there was no other option. Nieve was a relatively remote area despite its popularity. It took effort to get there. The drive would take two hours, which Gia would not enjoy at all.Nieve was a city Gia wished to forget, a city she no longer wanted to visit. It would only dredge up more painful memories that haunted her mind.The scenery during the drive was breathtakingly beautiful. Winter in Italy was not so different from Vienna—sparkling white snow, architecture dominated by spired cathedrals, and pine forests that added to the enchanting views.Yet such beauty was wasted on Gia, who couldn’t bring herself to enjoy it. Her thoughts were consumed by what she would do when she finally faced her family again—a family she utterly despised.Raven, seated beside Gia, could sense her unease. Throughout the journey, he rarely let go of her hand, trying to ease her