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Chapter Forty One: Falling pieces

Lexi’s POV The second time I woke up, the room was dim, lit only by the soft glow of a bedside lamp. My throat still felt raw, but the intense burning was gone. I tried to sit up, but a sharp pain shot through my stomach. “Take it easy,” Julian’s voice came from a chair in the corner. His tone was calm, but I could see the tension in his posture. He was watching me closely, like he was afraid I’d disappear if he looked away. “Julian,” I rasped, my voice barely audible. He moved to my side, pouring water into a glass and holding it to my lips. “Drink slowly,” he said, his tone softening. I sipped the water, wincing as it soothed my dry throat. “What… happened?” “You were poisoned,” he said bluntly. “Someone in the house tampered with your food or drink. Probably the wine.” My mind raced, flashing back to dinner. Martha had seemed nervous—too nervous. My stomach sank. “Martha,” I whispered. “She’s gone,” Julian said, his expression darkening. “But I’m handling it.” I wanted to
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Chapter Forty-Two: Tangled Web

Lexi’s POV The sterile smell of the hospital room mixed with the lingering scent of antiseptic, but I could hardly focus on it. My mind kept racing, replaying the moments that led up to this. My body still ached, the poison’s effects leaving their mark, but my mind was sharper than ever. Julian’s words rang in my ears, but the silence he left behind felt more ominous than any of the revelations he’d shared. I couldn’t ignore the gnawing feeling deep in my chest—the one that whispered that things were far from over. Even though Julian had assured me it was finished, I didn’t feel safe. Whoever was behind this wasn’t someone who gave up easily. I shifted in the bed, careful not to jar the throbbing pain in my side, but the movement was enough to draw Julian back into the room. His eyes softened when he saw me, though a layer of tension still clung to him like a second skin. “Are you okay?” he asked, his voice betraying a hint of concern. “I’m fine,” I lied. He didn’t believe me. I
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Chapter Forty-Three: Blood And Fury

Julian’s POV The tension in the warehouse was suffocating. Every step felt heavier than the last, the silence more deafening. My eyes scanned the room, instinctively placing myself between Lexi and whatever threat lay ahead. I had to protect her. I had promised her that, and no matter what happened next, I would ensure she walked out of this alive. A figure emerged from the shadows. He was tall, broad-shouldered, and his face was hidden behind a mask. My grip tightened around the gun at my side. It wasn’t just a tool—it was my weapon of vengeance. The man in front of me was nothing but a pawn, but if he could lead me to Catherine, the one truly responsible for the hell Lexi had gone through, he might as well be a king. The man’s voice broke the silence, distorted and chilling. “You’ve come far, Mr. Blackwood. But it’s too late. This is where it ends.” I didn’t flinch. This was no time for theatrics. He was bluffing, and I could see it. I’d been through worse than this—much worse—a
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Chapter forty-four: Into the fire

Julian’s POV The silence after the shot was deafening. The faint metallic scent of blood lingered in the air, and the weight of my actions bore down on me like a crushing tide. Every breath I took felt heavier than the last, but I couldn’t allow myself to falter. Not now. Harrison’s footsteps receded into the darkness, Lexi with him. I had told myself that sending her away was for her safety, but the truth gnawed at me—I didn’t want her to see the monster I was becoming. I crouched next to the body, searching for any clue that could lead us to Catherine. A slip of paper, a phone, anything. My gloved hand brushed against a small device clipped to the inside of his jacket. It looked like a communicator, with a blinking red light that pulsed steadily. “Damn it,” I muttered under my breath. It was a tracker. He had been leading us into a trap. Before I could warn the team, the device emitted a sharp beep, and an explosion rocked the warehouse. The force threw me backward, slamming m
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Chapter forty-five: No escape

Catherines pov Catherine burst through the door of her study, her heels clicking sharply against the marble floor. The firelight from the hearth cast jagged shadows across the room as she grabbed her phone and dialed, her fingers trembling with fury. The line clicked after one ring. “Catherine,” Etienne greeted smoothly, his voice calm. “She’s alive,” Catherine snapped, pacing as her anger spilled over. “That pathetic little girl is alive. How did this happen, Etienne? I thought you said Blackwood was occupied—contained.” A pause. Then the faint drag of a cigarette. “I underestimated his attachment to her. My mistake.” “Mistake?” Her voice sharpened. “Your mistake is the reason my plans are in shambles. Do you have any idea—” She cut herself off, exhaling through her nose. “We’re moving to Plan B. I want you and Victor ready to act immediately.” Etienne’s chuckle grated on her nerves. “Plan B. How wonderfully dramatic. Are you certain this is necessary?” “Do I sound uncertain
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Chapter Forty-Six: The hunt begins

Julians pov The cabin was quiet, save for the soft hum of the wind outside and the crackle of the fire in the corner. I stared at the map spread across the table, lines crisscrossing in a chaotic pattern that mirrored my thoughts. Every lead, every movement, every possible hideout for Catherine—none of it felt good enough. She was always one step ahead, and I was running out of patience. Harrison leaned against the doorframe, his arms crossed. “You’re wearing yourself out, Julian. We’ve been over this. Catherine’s next move will come to us if we just—” “I don’t wait,” I interrupted, my voice sharper than intended. “Not when she’s out there plotting her next attack. Not when Lexi is—” “Safe,” he cut in, meeting my glare head-on. “For now. She’s safe. You put an entire team on her, and she’s at the safest house we’ve got.” It wasn’t enough. Nothing would ever feel like enough until Catherine was in the ground. My hands curled into fists as the images flooded back—Lexi pale, fragil
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Chapter forty-seven: comedic Detour

Julian’s POV The night had a sharpness to it, as though it could cut through you with a single glance. We were closing in on the warehouse, the sounds of the city muted by the thick blanket of darkness surrounding us. I kept my movements deliberate, my focus on the task at hand, but the tension in the air made my shoulders tighten with every step. I glanced back at Lexi—her presence felt like a constant pull, always keeping me tethered to something real, something human. She was quiet tonight, her eyes scanning the shadows, as if anticipating danger around every corner. “Movement inside,” Harrison whispered, his voice low, steady. He gave me the signal. “Victor?” I asked, my voice barely a breath. He didn’t answer, just nodded, signaling for us to proceed. We pressed on, moving swiftly through the dark corridors of the warehouse. The silence felt unnatural, the kind that leaves you wondering if you’re being watched. We reached the side door, and I held up my hand. “On three,” I
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Chapter forty-eight: Ignited

Lexis pov Julian stood before me now, his eyes darkening with a hunger that sent shivers down my spine. His hands gently gripped my hips, guiding me back until we fell onto the silk sheets together. His lips found mine with fierce intensity, and all thoughts disappeared save for one: this man, who held every part of me hostage in the palm of his hand, both physically and metaphorically, knew just how to ignite me like a firework, fiery sparks flying through my veins. My body arched against his as he explored my mouth, teasing my tongue with a flick of his own. My heart hammered in my chest as his warm palms caressed the curve of my hip to the swell of my breast. His breath came hot against my neck, his teeth nipping at the tender skin there. "Fucking perfect," he growled, cupping my breasts in his hands and rolling my nipples between his thumbs and forefingers. A moan escaped my lips, low and throaty, resonating around us as he sucked hard on my nipple. My legs tightened around h
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Chapter forty -nine : The Cascade

Julian pov "Let's wash off and head to bed, hmm?" Julian murmured, pressing a lingering kiss to my temple. I hummed in agreement as he guided me towards the bathroom. Julian adjusted the faucet, creating a perfect temperature waterfall that rained down on us from above. Under the cascade of water, we pressed our bodies together once more. Julian's erection rubbed against my belly, already eager for more. My hands instinctively reached out to encircle Julian's growing shaft, feeling it pulse in my grip. He closed his eyes momentarily, savoring my touch before pulling me beneath him as the water cascaded over us. Julian leaned back, allowing me better access to explore his body. With mischievous intent, I dropped lower, my lips finding their way to the base of his cock before gliding up along its length. My tongue swirled around his engorged head, eliciting a low grunt, from him. I tasted a bead of salty precum on the tip, causing my pussy to throb in anticipation. My mouth opene
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Chapter Fifty: Unveiled desires

Julian’s POV The phone call with my mom left me cold, though I tried not to let it show. Her voice, so fragile and strained, shattered the tough front I’d been holding up for years. “Julian,” she whispered, each word laced with an underlying desperation, “I’m not sure how much longer I can hold on. The doctors… they’ve run out of options. I’m scared.” My chest tightened, a knot forming deep in my throat. I swallowed hard. “Mom, don’t say that. You’ve always been stronger than this. You’ll fight through it, I know you will.” But even as I said the words, I knew they felt hollow. I wanted to believe them, but the truth was, she was fading, and I couldn’t stop it. “I’ll be there soon, okay? I’m coming to you. Just hang in there. Don’t give up on me.” I heard her weak sigh on the other end. “I’ll try, sweetheart… just… come fast, please.” I ended the call, but her words haunted me, hanging in the air long after the line went dead. Lexi must have been listening, because when I turn
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