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In The Arms Of The Blind Don RSC: Rain Salvatore Couture
Chapter Fifty-fiveRainI still couldn’t believe my eyes. It was unbelievable—surreal in the kind of way that made my chest ache and my throat tighten. This wasn’t just unexpected… it was everything I couldn’t even put into words.When Enzo asked me that question days ago, I didn’t think it could be for this reason. I knew he was planning something, but I couldn’t tell what it was, and today, I thought he was just going to relieve me of my duties. Never—not once—did I imagine he was asking because he planned something like this.He gave me the greatest gift I could have ever asked for.Not just a gift, but a dream—one I had buried quietly under the weight of reality, under the pressure of this marriage, under the ache of trying to figure out who I was in a world that kept asking me to shrink.He gave me something I had longed for since I was a little girl playing dress-up in front of the mirror. A wish I never forget to tell Santa every Christmas. Something I had daydreamed about late
In The Arms Of The Blind Don The Fashion House
Chapter Fifty-fourEnzoWhen Rain told me the truth—that it was Eduardo who invited that bastard Andrew to the family dinner—I didn’t know what to feel first. Anger? Shame? Or a sick kind of fear that someone from my own bloodline had done what I would’ve expected from a complete stranger?It wasn’t just betrayal. It was something colder. Something that made my skin crawl.My own brother.The man who should’ve defended me if someone else had pulled a stunt like that. The man who should’ve stood up for me, not plotted behind my back.Not like I didn’t know he had it in him—Eduardo had never hidden his envy. He’d told me to my face more than once that I didn’t deserve my seat. That I wasn’t worthy of the title of CEO and President. That a blind man like me couldn’t lead, shouldn’t lead.I’d always brushed it off. Took it as childish jealousy. A little brother throwing tantrums because he wanted a bigger slice of the pie. I thought I was being gracious by ignoring it, by rising above his
In The Arms Of The Blind Don The Surprise
Chapter Fifty-threeRainIt had been days since Enzo asked me that strange question, and I still couldn’t figure out why he asked it—or what he planned to do with my answer. Since that day, he hadn’t said a word about it. In fact, he barely spoke at all. Enzo had mostly stayed locked away in his inner room, only emerging to give me brief instructions about work tasks at the company.And I knew—God, I knew—he was planning something. But no matter how much I tried, I couldn’t guess what that might be.He hadn’t even addressed the issue with his brother. No confrontation, no angry words, nothing. Part of me wanted to be relieved that things hadn’t spiraled out of control after I told him what I’d seen. But another part of me was hurt—furious even—that he hadn’t confronted Eduardo after accusing me of inviting Andrew. That day, his fury had burned me, yet now he held his tongue about his brother’s betrayal.It was all so confusing. I didn’t know what to expect or how to act around him any
In The Arms Of The Blind Don Unreadable Man
Chapter Fifty-twoRainI stared at Enzo, his eyes still as calm as ever, while my mind raced with a thousand thoughts. I didn’t know what to say. I didn’t know what to do. I only hoped I’d be able to handle his reaction when he found out the truth—that it was his own brother. I hoped I’d be strong enough to stand by him when he realized that the one person after him all along was someone he trusted with his life.I had wanted to protect him from all of this. I didn’t want him to know that his own family was plotting against him—not after everything he’d already been through, not after finding out he might never see again. Even the strongest men would break under that weight. Anyone would.So what could I possibly say to soften this blow?He stepped closer, his cane tapping the floor lightly, the sound somehow louder in the silence between us. His voice was low, calm, yet firm—so steady it made my heart pound harder.“Rain. Don’t make me wait too long when I ask you a question.”I swal
In The Arms Of The Blind Don The proof
Chapter Fifty-oneRainThe elevator ride felt longer than usual, the kind of slow that made my nerves twitch. I tapped my fingers against my thigh, impatient, anxious, uneasy,,wondering if I was really going to find something—or if this whole idea was a waste of time. But if I didn’t at least try, the doubt would eat me alive.The moment I stepped out onto the ground floor, I realized I had no idea where the control room was. I wandered past the familiar halls, some security doors, even asked a janitor, but none of them could give me a straight answer, they were all too busy to give me an exact answer. I finally found a guard standing near the back hallway and asked him directly. After a short exchange and a bit of waiting, I was pointed in the right direction.The control room wasn’t what I expected—it was small, cramped, lit by the pale glow of several monitors. Two guards sat behind a desk, watching the screens with dull expressions like this was just another long, uneventful day.
In The Arms Of The Blind Don Framed
Chapter FiftyRainI couldn’t understand anything.I just couldn’t get it.I didn’t invite Andrew to the dinner. I never said anything like that to him. I would never do that.Yes, I planned to invite Andrew. I considered telling him about the dinner and bringing him here—but after giving it deeper thought, after remembering everything he said and did to Enzo, I couldn’t bring myself to go through with it.It would have been an insult to Enzo. I knew that. And that was exactly why I didn’t invite Andrew.But then—why was he here? Who told him about this dinner? Who brought him here under the pretense that I invited him?I didn’t do that. I saw the way he insulted Enzo. I saw how badly Enzo had been affected by everything—his health, the doctor’s report, his father’s memorial. Enzo was already in a fragile place. It would’ve been a horrible mistake to bring Andrew here, and I knew that. I knew these things and it was the reason I didn’t tell Andrew about the diner, even after his reque
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