All Chapters of The Billionaire's Obsession: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

32Yza’s tears kept flowing continuously as she rode the car heading home. She didn’t care even though her two guards kept glancing at her. She avoided going straight to the hospital, fearing that her grandmother might see her and worry about her tears. Besides, Eli just had surgery, and she didn’t want to give the old woman a headache. Her grandma must not worry abour her anymore and she must never be a burden.Why, oh why, do her darn tears refuse to stop, and why are they annoyingly racing to fall? Why is she even hurting because of a man? If growing old means this, she might as well stay forever young to avoid pain, problems, and falling for the opposite sex. If only there weren’t a crying Yza now because of an Adamson.Upon reaching home, she immediately noticed Adam’s car. Perhaps it’s new, or maybe she just noticed it now, so she could hardly recognize it earlier. She paused in her steps when she also saw her husband sitting on a new wooden bench that seemed to bring life to th

34YZA spent some time with her friends at the pool. She laughed and chatted with them while they soaked in the water. They had no issues, as they were all girls, avoiding any potential outbursts from her husband if there were males around. It seemed that DJ was the only one Adam was tolerant of, and she didn’t know why, but she didn’t care. If all he wanted now was to maintain their childhood friendship, she was fine with that, but love was no longer in the equation. She loved someone else now—her husband.“Just one more picture,” she jokingly said to her friends, prompting them to pose even in the water. She smiled upon seeing the photo, but suddenly felt someone’s gaze on her. Her heart raced, and she scanned the surroundings to find the source. As her eyes swept the area, she noticed Adam’s employees on a balcony, drinking not too far away. In the vast space, it was challenging for her eyes to identify who was staring until she looked up and saw her husband, leaning against the ba

36Adam looked away, his jaw tightening, and his lips pressing into a firm line as if struggling with something deep within. Yza couldn’t help but notice the unusual vulnerability in his eyes before he turned his face away.“Why are you looking at me like that?” she asked softly, her voice still hoarse but laced with curiosity.He didn’t respond immediately, instead busying himself with arranging the tray of food as though it demanded his full attention.“Adam?” she tried again, her voice gaining strength.Finally, he sighed and turned back to her, the guarded expression on his face replaced by a soft, almost boyish smile. “You’re too beautiful for your own good, baby. Makes me wonder what I did to deserve you.”Yza blinked, surprised by his words. It wasn’t often that Adam expressed himself in such a heartfelt way. For someone as intimidating and authoritative as him, vulnerability seemed almost out of character, and yet here he was, baring his emotions.“I’m your wife, Adam. Isn’t t

Adam sat on the cold floor, his shoulders trembling as tears streamed down his face. Every breath he took felt like knives carving deeper into his chest. The memories came rushing back, vivid and merciless, pulling him into a spiral of pain he thought he had buried long ago.He clenched his fists, the gun still tightly gripped in his hand. His father’s broken figure haunted him—once a man of strength and authority, reduced to a shell by betrayal and despair. Adam could still see him, hunched over in the dark, drowning in alcohol and misery.And he remembered that night. The night his father had looked him in the eyes, the weight of the world pressing down on his shoulders, and uttered those heartbreaking words:“You’ll grow up someday and be a man of your own, son. Don’t be obsessed. Don’t be possessive. Don’t fall too hard. Not a hundred percent, because if she leaves you, you need something left for yourself. Unlike me… I have nothing left. I’m sorry I failed to bring her home. I’m

40ADAM was eyeing the blonde woman in front of him—Riley. She was with Katie and Jix, and the woman had been nudging his leg under the table with her foot for a while now.Damn it! He licked his lips.His twin brother had just returned home, bringing along their nephew. Katie probably tagged along, leaving her child with someone else again. Earlier, he was caught off guard when Riley suddenly kissed him on the lips—so much so that he nearly shoved her away. He had warned her not to act like that because he was married. But she just laughed and mocked him for marrying someone she called a “placeholder.”Sure, back then, he didn’t care much about his wife beyond her pretty face and youthful body. But lately, as he got to know Yza’s personality, he found himself drawn to her. Especially after she confessed her love for him. He hadn’t even managed to respond because he was too shocked. That morning, he spilled hot coffee on himself in surprise, burning his lip and tossing the mug out of