Home / Romance / The Sin of His Obsession / VI: A Sinful Night

Share

VI: A Sinful Night

last update Huling Na-update: 2025-08-25 14:46:33
Aiden took a slow sip from his glass, na wari'y kumikinang ang likido sa ilalim ng malamlam na liwanag.

"Macallan 18," bulong nito habang pinagmamasdan si Chloe sa likod ng hawak nitong wine glass. "It's complex, layered. You think you know what to expect, but then it surprises you." The double meaning hung in the air, thick as the scotch's scent.

Gumapang ang kakaibang pakiramdam sa buong kalamnan ni Chloe, that made her blush up her neck. Um-order lamang siya ng simpleng sparkling water- a fragile defense against his charm.

The waiter returned, and Aiden ordered for them both- without consulting her- a plate of Wagyu beef with a black truffle sauce. Normal lamang ang ginawa ng lalaki, but his action spoke of pure arrogance and possessiveness, and yet, ang isang parte ni Chloe ay namamangha dahil alam nito kung ano ang gusto niya.

"Undoubtedly, logic is your nature, Ms. Villanueva,' he said it in a matter-of-fact tone. "But you know what?," he leaned in, "I've always found tha
karolinaaaaa13

Wooh. That was intense, right? Kidding aside. Do you like this chapter? Like, comment or vote- either of these three will be appreciated. Meow. - karolinaaaaa

| Like
Patuloy na basahin ang aklat na ito nang libre
I-scan ang code upang i-download ang App
Locked Chapter

Pinakabagong kabanata

  • The Sin of His Obsession   LI: The City's Heart

    The blaring alarm in the museum was a physical assault on their senses. It was a terrifying, high-pitched scream that confirmed the horrifying reality of their situation. The elegant, sterile halls of the museum, once filled with the ghosts of failed projects, now felt like a deathtrap. Every second was a hammer blow to their hearts. There was no time to question, no time to grieve for the lives they were about to lose. There was only the present, a relentless, ticking clock that was counting down their final moments."Go! Go!" Chloe screamed, pulling Aiden by the arm. The museum, once a quiet, solemn place, was now a labyrinth of terror. The heavy steel fire doors had locked automatically, and the windows, reinforced against break-ins, were unyielding. They ran, not towards the main entrance, but towards the back, where the old service stairwell offered a sliver of hope. They pushed open the heavy door and ran down the stairs, their frantic footsteps echoing in the silence. They coul

  • The Sin of His Obsession   XL: The Choice of a Lifetime

    The air in the museum was heavy with the weight of Marcus’s unspoken pain and his twisted genius. He stood before them, not as a killer, but as a puppeteer who had finally revealed his face. He had brought them to a place that held the ghosts of his and his son's past, a mausoleum of broken dreams. The vast, cavernous halls were filled with the silent specters of failed projects—a towering, skeletal model of a sky rail that was never built, a miniature city of glass and steel that was deemed too "ambitious," and blueprints for a thousand buildings that would never exist. These were the ghosts of his genius, the children he had been denied."Welcome," Marcus said, his voice as calm as a still lake. "Welcome to my sanctuary. To the true heart of my work. The world saw me as a professor, a failed architect. But in here… in here, I was a god. I created worlds that never came to be. And you, Aiden, were the only one who could have understood them. But you chose to sell your soul for the ea

  • The Sin of His Obsession   XXXIX: The Final Act

    The night air was a shock to their lungs, cold and unforgiving. They didn't look back at the studio. They didn't look back at Isabel’s final, sacrificial act. There was no time for grief, no time for regret. They were two people with a single, desperate mission. Aiden’s mind, once a labyrinth of doubt, was now a single, focused arrow aimed at a point in the city. The photograph in his hand was no longer a clue; it was a map. A map to M’s final, twisted masterpiece.They ran, a blur of motion through the quiet countryside, until they reached the main road. A car, an old, beat-up taxi, sat empty by the side of the road, the keys left carelessly in the ignition. It was a gift from Isabel, a final, silent apology. Aiden didn’t hesitate. He pulled Chloe into the passenger seat and started the engine. The car roared to life, a desperate protest against the quiet night. He drove with a manic, singular focus, pushing the old vehicle to its limits.The city lights appeared on the horizon, a gl

  • The Sin of His Obsession   XXXVIII: The Broken Queen

    The old studio door creaked open, revealing not a man with a knife, but a woman with tears in her eyes. It was Isabel. The moonlight cast a ghostly glow on her face, and the look of profound sadness and regret was unmistakable. “Aiden,” she whispered, her voice filled with a desperate plea. “Don't go in there. It’s a trap. I'm sorry… I’m so, so sorry.” Aiden and Chloe froze, their hands still clasped together. The shock was a physical thing. This wasn't the triumphant queen from the gala, but a broken, terrified woman. She was trembling, her elegant clothes now looking like a tattered costume. “Isabel?” Aiden asked, his voice filled with a bewildered suspicion. “What is this? Where’s Leon?” ​Isabel shook her head, her tears finally falling freely. “He’s… he’s everywhere, Aiden. The whole city is a part of the trap.” She took a step back from the door, a frantic look in her eyes. “I was a fool. I thought I was a player. I thought I was his queen. But I was a pawn. He was using me all

  • The Sin of His Obsession   XXXVII: A New Foundation

    The quiet hum of the diner and the comforting aroma of coffee were a stark contrast to the burning rage that had just consumed them. Aiden and Chloe sat in a strained silence, the emotional shrapnel of their argument still scattered between them. The old man, Professor Leon, watched them with kind, knowing eyes. He didn't speak, he didn't judge; he simply existed as a gentle presence in their chaotic world. He was the anchor they didn't know they needed.When they finally looked at him, their exhaustion was replaced with a deep, humbling vulnerability. For the first time, Aiden didn't feel the need to be the strong one. He saw the kindness in Professor Leon's eyes and something inside him broke, a dam of fear and regret finally giving way."I’m sorry," Aiden confessed, his voice thick with emotion. "I should have known better. I put her in danger. I was a fool."Chloe reached for his hand, her touch soft and forgiving. "You were scared," she whispered. "Naiintindihan ko."Professor Le

  • The Sin of His Obsession   XXXV: The Cost of the Game

    The old architecture firm's door slammed shut behind them, the sound of metal and wood a final, grating farewell to a past that had tried to bury them. The streetlights cast a cold, yellow glow on the empty streets. They ran, a pair of exhausted shadows, their hearts still pounding with the adrenaline of the escape. They had outsmarted Leon, outsmarted the architect, and for the first time in what felt like an eternity, they were truly alone. But the victory felt hollow. The air between them was thick with a new kind of tension, an unspoken anger that was far more dangerous than any physical threat.They found a small, twenty-four-hour diner and slumped into a booth in the back. The worn vinyl of the seat felt like a luxury. The smell of coffee and stale grease was a familiar comfort in the chaos. Chloe set the wooden box on the table, a small, unassuming thing that held the weight of their entire future. Aiden stared at it, his face a mask of profound exhaustion and simmerin

Higit pang Kabanata
Galugarin at basahin ang magagandang nobela
Libreng basahin ang magagandang nobela sa GoodNovel app. I-download ang mga librong gusto mo at basahin kahit saan at anumang oras.
Libreng basahin ang mga aklat sa app
I-scan ang code para mabasa sa App
DMCA.com Protection Status