Lahat ng Kabanata ng Silent Amour : Kabanata 11 - Kabanata 20

"She didn't come with us. Don't bother looking for her," Eryx said coldly. How could he stop searching for her? Revilla was all he could think about. What happened to her after she left with her boyfriend? He didn't have a good feeling about it. "What do you mean, Eryx? Where is she?" Alex asked, tilting his head towards Eryx, who was leaning against the table. Braylon had been quiet the whole time. He couldn't figure out what Eryx meant. He was just waiting for Eryx to explain further. Alex seemed to be losing control already. When it came to Revilla, he always lost control. Eryx looked at the unstable man who was fuming with anger, maybe even jealousy. Eryx sighed deeply. He started to explain everything that happened last night, though he still didn't know why she had been crying. Alex was nearly shattered by Eryx's words. Revilla was a strong girl who could handle anything on her own. How could she have been so broken that she couldn't protect herself from those drunken creeps?

Eryx clenched his fist in frustration, but he kept his emotions in check, knowing Alan was just a child. "Dad, you didn't wake me up. I just want to go home," Alan said, hugging his father tightly. Braylon felt torn, wanting to stay with his son but faced with a new case he needed to address. His heart ached at the thought of leaving Alan alone. "Braylon, you should stay with him. He’s still recovering, and he needs you," Alex said, his voice softening. "We can handle the new case. You stay by his side." He gave Braylon a reassuring pat on the back. “We’ll discuss the case later. For now, we don’t even know if it’s a prank or something real,” Eryx said as he got up from his chair and walked out. He was enchanted by his son's cuteness and couldn’t bear to see him upset, though he stubbornly masked his feelings behind his stern demeanor. “Look at him; he still cares about you. Why don’t you try to reconcile this time?” Alex suggested. Reconciliation? Braylon wondered if he could tru

The three of them walked across the school grounds as James Trice began explaining the situation. “I came here as a teacher through a welfare organization. Everything seemed fine when I first arrived, but a few weeks ago, a young girl from my class went missing. I asked her parents, but they hadn’t seen her either. She had completely vanished. Since this is such an isolated village, it seemed impossible for her to disappear without a trace. I filed a complaint at the local police station, which is a few kilometers away,” James explained, only to be interrupted by Braylon. “You already reported it to the police?” Braylon asked. James nodded. “They told me this happens every six months in this village, and they haven’t been able to find a single missing child. Every child was between 8 and 12 years old,” James finished with a sigh, clearly worried about the children. “Didn’t the villagers care about the missing children?” Eryx asked. “Only the families of the victims were devastated

The tension between them was palpable. Braylon’s heartbeat quickened, and Eryx, holding him close, could feel it. What had made Braylon so nervous? Eryx wondered, oblivious to the fact that he was the cause of it all. Their bodies pressed together as Braylon tried to get up, but Eryx kept pulling him back. “For fuck’s sake, let me go, Eryx. We’ve got so much work tomorrow. I’m already exhausted from the long trip. Stop irritating me,” Braylon groaned in frustration. He took a sharp breath, annoyed. Ever since he gave birth to Alan, his body had been weaker, especially after long journeys. Fatigue hit him quicker, and sometimes mood swings followed. He was used to it by now, knowing his limits, unlike Eryx, who stubbornly refused to let him go. “It’s been more than three years, Braylon… Even though I’m angry at you, I can’t control myself when I’m near you. I don’t want to let you go. I’ll make you feel pleasure beyond what you ever felt with your wife,” Eryx whispered, his voice thi

Braylon and Eryx went there to ask some questions. As soon as they arrived, they spotted someone—James. He was with a couple who were crying uncontrollably. No one invited them in, so they waited for a while. Eventually, James noticed Braylon. "Mr. Braylon... I didn't expect to see you here," James said, walking toward Braylon with a serious expression. Though he wanted to greet them with a smile, the situation didn’t allow for it. “Well, that's actually our question, Mr. James. We didn't expect to find you here,” Eryx remarked, catching James’ attention. “Apologies, Mr. Eryx, I didn’t see you there,” James replied, laughing awkwardly. “How could you notice me when your eyes are glued to my man?” Eryx muttered irritably. Braylon nudged Eryx with his elbow, offering a small but sweet smile, to which Eryx let out a soft grunt. "Actually, I come here whenever I have free time. Even though I can’t do much, at least I can offer them some comfort," James said, scratching the back of his