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Chapter Sixteen: The Dead Zone
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2026-06-09 05:49:48
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Contract With My Hidden Enemy Chapter Forty Four: The Intruder
The warmth of Silas's chest made my sleep so enjoyable. At some point, I opened my eyes because I’m totally not a deep sleeper; at the slightest noise, I’m awake. I really didn’t know what noise had made me open my eyes, and I was about to close them back when I decided to take a slight look at Silas. His arm was draped protectively around my waist, holding me tightly against his chest even in sleep. His breathing was slow and steady, and his usually guarded face looked completely peaceful. Very carefully, I tried slipping out from under his arm. The moment I moved, his grip tightened. “Where are you going?” His voice was rough and thick with sleep. “I wasn’t trying to escape,” I whispered, smiling in the dark. “I just wanted to get some water,” I lied. He opened one of his eyes, staring down at me. “You could have asked.” He said it like he knew exactly I was lying. “I didn’t want to wake you.” A corner of his mouth lifted. “You underestimate how lightly I sleep.” Hi
Contract With My Hidden Enemy Chapter Fourty Three: The Sweetest Surrender
The moment his fingers slipped past the edge of my lace underwear, touching the wet, tight heat between my thighs, my entire body went dead rigid. A sharp, panicked gasp caught in my throat. My thighs clamped shut so fast, trapping his hand. Silas stopped. Though he didn't pull back. His forehead stayed pressed against mine, his chest was beating like a wild animal that had just run a marathon. I could feel the hard, thick edge of his cock still pressing against my thigh, vibrating with tension. His breath came out in hot, ragged pants against my lips. "Vienne," he growled, his voice rough. "Don't tense up on me now." "I'm... I'm not," I lied, my voice shaking so badly it betrayed me instantly. "Just... don't stop, Silas. Please," I whispered, dragging his hand back in, even though it wasn’t in the right spot yet. But instead of listening, Silas narrowed his eyes. He slowly slid his hand out from between my clamped thighs, but he didn't pull it away. Instead, he used the h
Contract With My Hidden Enemy Chapter Forty Two: The Virgin Armor
My mom didn’t move. Her standing posture remained straight, but I saw way her knuckles got straightened against the strap of her dress. Seeing Arthur was the first thing that actually made her look so... different. I didn’t even know what language to use, sincerely; she just looked like a completely different person. Arthur took another shaky step forward, his boots scraping against the dusty floor of the garage. "Mary... it’s really you. You’re alive." "Arthur," she said softly. Her voice dropped into that sharp, low, and calm tone—a tone she didn’t use on victor back there. He let out a laugh, but it wasn’t a happy laugh. It was the kind that escaped from someone trying very hard not to cry. “You always did have terrible timing.” He took another slow step forward. I stood there, silently wondering just how close they had been. I knew Arthur was my dad’s younger brother, but I had been too little back then to know how close they were for them to be acting this way now. I
Contract With My Hidden Enemy Chapter Forty One: The Aftermath of Ruin
The projector was finally off, but the damage was utterly irreversible. The room fell into a suffocating silence, everyone frozen in absolute shock. Down at the front, Victor just stood there, completely paralyzed. The confidence he had carried all afternoon was entirely gone, his chest heaving as he stared down at his trembling, sweaty hands. Marissa, who had been sitting quietly at the executive table, looked completely uncomfortable. She hadn't spoken a single word since we stepped inside, choosing instead to sit and watch everything unfold. I had initially thought she would start glitching the moment she saw my mom, but she had just endured the pain in silence, desperately trying to avoid letting people notice her. But guess what? They still noticed her. Now that the video had popped up, there was nowhere left for her to hide. Beside me, Silas’s fingers were still clamped around mine like a man who was scared of losing his wife to a crowd. He didn't pull away. If anything,
Contract With My Hidden Enemy Chapter 40: The Projector Scandal
The absolute silence inside the boardroom lasted longer than I had thought. The moment Victor collapsed against the screen, clutching his chest like a man who had just looked into his own grave, his eyes never left my mother. “…Mary,” he whispered again, his voice cracking. Silas’s grip on my hand remained tight; he still didn’t release me despite everything happening around us. He didn't look at Victor’s pathetic state—he didn’t even care. He knew, just as well as I did, that a cornered rat like Victor wouldn't play his final hand without a backup weapon, so he just wasn’t bothered yet. “Vienne,” Silas whispered, leaning his tall frame down slightly, his dark eyes burning with a mix of intense protection and frustration. “Why did you allow her to come along?” I looked straight up at him, my hand still securely locked in his. “She is my mom, don't you expect her to want to come alongside with me?” He just gave a low, heavy sigh after that, his shoulders tightening under his dust-
Contract With My Hidden Enemy Chapter Thirty Nine: The Missing Wife.
I held my breath behind my mask, my eyes frantically scanning the room to sight whoever had just said that. It wasn't until my eyes landed on the front rows that I finally saw her. Cassandra. Of course. I had felt she wasn’t in this room earlier because she was the type who always got noticed wherever she went. The moment I saw her standing there, a silent hiss slipped past my lips. “Rubbish,” I spat out under my breath. It wasn’t loud, but my mom heard it instantly. “Stop that. I don’t like that,” my mom whispered back through the masks. Yeah, yeah... my mom didn’t like unnecessary hissing, a strict rule I had totally forgotten since she left me. But Cassandra! I was truly, deeply going to hiss at her anyway. My mom didn’t know who Cassandra was. Probably back then, Cassandra wasn’t working within the inner circle yet, because technically my mom knew almost everyone else in this room. Somehow I had figured that out because Silas had made mention of that. Cassandra Vale
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