All Chapters of The Don's Obsession: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

Marco took a deep breath and spoke with determination. “I’m here to prove myself to you, Maddie. While we were apart, I realized a lot of things. I’ve accepted where I went wrong, and I’m serious about making real changes. I used to struggle with myself constantly, but not anymore. Now I know exactly what I want. Maddie, I’d rather die with you than live a life without you.”His words hit me hard, catching me off guard. I looked at him, unsure how to react, but his steady gaze stayed on mine. He gave a soft smile, and somehow, it eased some of the worry in my chest.“Take as much time as you need to heal,” Marco said gently. “There’s no rush. I’ll wait for you as long as it takes. While you figure things out, I’ll work on myself too. Let’s both grow as people first—and when we’re ready, we can talk again. We’ll go at whatever pace you’re comfortable with.”A wave of relief came over me. Looking into his eyes, I took a deep breath and nodded. For the first time, I didn’t feel pressured

Marco and I sat down for dinner, and I could tell he had no plans to leave. After everything that happened earlier, his presence felt even stronger. It was clear now—Carson is a real threat to my life.Out of nowhere, Mason and Caleb showed up again. I still didn’t know where they were staying, but it was obvious they were watching over us.I couldn’t stop thinking about what Marco had said earlier. His words kept echoing in my mind. Ever since he told me that his inner demons had won, I found myself watching him more closely.Usually, when someone says that their dark side has taken over, it’s a bad thing. But with Marco… it felt different.I was deep in thought when I noticed Marco staring at me. His eyes cut straight through me. “What’s on your mind?” he asked, like he was trying to read my thoughts.I blinked and forced a smile. “Nothing, really. Just thinking,” I said quietly.But he didn’t look away. “Tell me,” he said again, his tone serious. I hesitated, not sure how to say wh

Just like the men in front of us, I was shocked by what Marco said. He knew where Carson was? How?“And if you think your so-called plan is going to stop me, go ahead and try,” Marco said coldly. “But I don’t give second chances. If you fail the first time, next time it’s you who’ll be destroyed.”One of Marco’s men handed him a phone. Marco unlocked it and held it up in front of one of the tied-up men—probably one of Carson’s people.“What name does Carson go by in here? Oh wait, never mind. Found it.”I watched as Marco called Carson’s number. Then he gave the phone to one of his men, who held it near the prisoner.Marco pulled out a gun and loaded it. I stayed quiet, just watching. It was only the second time I’d ever seen Marco kill someone himself. Usually, he had others do it for him. Seeing this side of him up close made my stomach twist. I almost regretted every time I’d lied to him in the past. Luckily, he’s my husband and he loves me—because crossing Marco is dangerous.He d

That night, I couldn’t sleep, even with Marco beside me. My mind was full of worry and doubt, spinning with thoughts I couldn’t control. Deep down, I knew I should trust him—but the fear wouldn’t let go.“Nothing bad will happen to Marco,” I kept telling myself, trying to chase away the darkness in my mind.I looked at him. He was fast asleep, peaceful. Just seeing him like that brought me a little comfort.I gently touched his face and held him close, hoping his warmth would calm my heart. “I trust you,” I whispered. If Marco said everything would be okay, then I had to believe it.The night dragged on, and I barely slept. When morning came, the sun rose too quickly, and I got up early. Marco was already awake, getting ready.As I walked toward him, I noticed he was talking with his men. Martina, Renzo, and a few others were there too. We weren’t alone.Marco saw me and gave me a small smile, but it quickly faded as he turned back to business. He nodded to his men, and they left the

[MARCANTONIO]What is she doing here?“Shit!” she shouted, raising her gun and firing several times. I turned to see where she was shooting—and sure enough, someone was there. I’d been so focused on Carson that I didn’t even notice anyone else nearby. If Maddie hadn’t stepped in, I might’ve been shot.She ran toward me, but someone grabbed her from behind by the neck. I stood up, ready to help, but before I could move, she elbowed the guy in a weak spot, twisted his arm, and threw him to the ground. Then she stomped on his chest and shot him twice.I couldn’t help but grin. That’s my wife.She walked over to me, but when she saw Carson lying there, her face froze in shock.“Oh my God,” she whispered, covering her mouth with her hand.I clenched my jaw. I hated that she had to see me like this—covered in blood, sitting over the man I’d just killed by smashing his head in.I looked into Maddie’s eyes and felt the weight of everything I’d done. The words I wanted to say were stuck. What