All Chapters of Deadly Affair with My Brother In-Law : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Aurora's POVDominic sat quietly at the edge of the bed, his gaze fixed on me as I lay peacefully asleep. The soft fabric of the nightgown clung to my figure, and as much as he tried to focus on the effort I had put into his birthday surprise, his thoughts kept drifting back to one thing—the nightgown.His jaw clenched, and his brows furrowed. How did she find it? That particular nightgown wasn’t just any piece of clothing—it was something he had intentionally hidden away, tucked far from prying eyes. It wasn’t meant to resurface, let alone be worn by me.Dominic rubbed a hand over his face, frustration and unease building in his chest. Did she go through my things? Did she open the box? He had kept it buried for a reason, a memory he hadn’t been ready to confront. And now, seeing me wearing it brought back flashes of a past he had tried so hard to suppress.He glanced at me again, watching the soft rise and fall of my chest as I slept, completely unaware of the storm brewing inside h

Aurora's POVThe morning light filtered through the curtains, and when I woke, I felt an odd sense of calm. Dominic’s words from the night before still lingered in my mind, but I pushed them aside. I couldn’t dwell on it—not now.I slipped out of bed quietly, careful not to disturb Dominic. He needed the rest as much as I did. As my feet touched the cold floor, I decided to distract myself. A warm breakfast sounded like a good start.In the kitchen, I tied my hair up and began gathering ingredients. The scent of coffee filled the air as I cracked eggs into a bowl, whisking them together for an omelet. My hands moved methodically, but my mind wandered back to the conversation about the nightgown. No matter how much I tried to shake it, the memory clung to me like a shadow.The soft sizzle of butter hitting the pan snapped me out of my thoughts. I smiled faintly, realizing how much I missed moments like this—doing something simple, something normal.Upstairs, Dominic stirred awake, his

Aurora's POVDominic drove out of the house without his usual entourage of bodyguards. It was unusual, but I wasn’t about to question it. The sleek black car cut through the roads, and for a moment, I allowed myself to enjoy the feeling of freedom. The city looked alive, bustling with energy, and the sunlight streaming through the windows gave the illusion that everything was fine.But it wasn’t.Dominic’s grip on the steering wheel was tight, his jaw set in a hard line. His silence was deafening, and the weight of unspoken words between us was almost unbearable. I tried to push my curiosity aside, to focus on the idea of getting pampered at the stylist, but it gnawed at me.As the car glided down the highway, I finally broke the silence. “I know we talked about this last night,” I said softly, my voice breaking the stillness, “but I still have a lot of questions that I really need answers to.”Dominic’s eyes flicked toward me briefly before returning to the road. His expression didn’

Aurora's POVDominic returned moments later, After taking his call, his eyes filled with an intensity I hadn’t seen before. Whatever the call was, it had left him on edge. Yet, the moment he looked at me, it was as if all that tension melted away, replaced by something raw and unrelenting.Before I could ask what the call was about or if everything was okay, he was in front of me. His hands gripped my face, pulling me up from my seat. His lips crashed onto mine with a desperation that sent shivers down my spine.“Dominic—” I barely managed to whisper, my words swallowed by his kiss.“No,” he murmured against my lips, his voice a low growl. “No more interruptions. No more questions tonight. I just… I need you, Aurora. Just you.”The world seemed to blur as his lips claimed mine again and again, each kiss more intense than the last. My heart raced, my body trembling under his touch as he tilted my head to deepen the kiss. His fingers tangled in my hair, while his other hand found its wa

Aurora's POV “No kidding,” Dominic growled, gripping the wheel tightly.Another hit. Harder this time.I felt the car swerve dangerously close to the edge of the road, the city lights in the distance blurring as panic clouded my mind.“Hold on,” Dominic warned.And then….He spun the wheel sharply to the right.The tires screamed as the car swerved off the main road, kicking up dust and gravel as we shot onto a dirt path.The car behind us hesitated for a moment before following.My breathing was ragged. “Dominic, what do we do?”His jaw clenched. “We don’t stop.”The road was rough, the car jolting violently as Dominic maneuvered through the uneven terrain. I could see the outline of trees ahead—a dense forest.And that’s when I realized his plan.He was leading them into the woods.My heart slammed against my ribs. “Are you crazy?”My heart pounded in my chest as I clutched my seatbelt. The headlights in the rearview mirror grew brighter, closing the distance between us."Dominic,