บททั้งหมดของ Enslaved by my Husband's Beta: บทที่ 91 - บทที่ 100

Dominic's embrace steadied me, his warmth anchoring me in the aftermath of the chaos. But the questions swirling in my mind threatened to consume me. The power I had unleashed—what was it? And why did it feel as though it wasn’t entirely my own?The air around us was thick with tension. Though the shadows had dissipated, an unsettling silence lingered, as if the room itself were holding its breath, waiting for the next shoe to drop.Dominic gently tilted my chin upward, forcing me to meet his gaze. His eyes, usually so steady, held a flicker of unease. "Elise, you saved us back there, but... that light, that force—it wasn’t normal. It wasn’t just you, was it?"I hesitated, the words catching in my throat. "I don’t know," I admitted. "It felt like me, but it also felt... other. Like something else was guiding it, pushing it out of me." My voice dropped to a whisper. "Dominic, what if it’s not something I can control?"His jaw tightened, but his hands on my shoulders were firm, groundin

Dominic’s grip on my hand tightened as if anchoring me to the present. I leaned into his warmth, drawing strength from his steady presence, even as my thoughts spiraled into the unknown."Is there a way to defeat him?" I asked, my voice trembling. "To stop this shadow from taking control of me?"Celeste regarded me with a mixture of sympathy and something colder—determination. "Defeating the shadow isn’t as simple as wielding power against it. This force thrives on your fear, your doubts. To overcome it, you must confront what you fear most… and accept every part of who you are. The light, the dark, and everything in between."The words made my stomach twist. Confronting the darkness inside me? Facing the parts of myself I’d buried and avoided? I wasn’t sure if I was ready—or if I ever would be.Dominic spoke up, his voice firm. "She’s not doing this alone." His gaze burned into Celeste. "Whatever she has to face, I’ll be there."Celeste raised an eyebrow, an almost amused smile tuggi

As we crossed the threshold into the chasm, a bone-deep chill seeped into my body. The air was thick and oppressive, carrying whispers that I couldn’t quite decipher. Each step forward felt heavier, as if the darkness itself was trying to hold us back.Dominic kept my hand firmly in his, his warmth a stark contrast to the cold that surrounded us. Celeste walked ahead, her staff glowing faintly with a protective light that pushed back the encroaching shadows.“This place is alive,” she murmured, her voice tense. “The shadow’s essence is everywhere. Stay close, and whatever you do, don’t listen to the whispers.”I glanced at Dominic, who gave me a reassuring nod. His grip tightened, silently promising that he wouldn’t let anything happen to me.The ground beneath us shifted, and the faint light from Celeste’s staff illuminated jagged rocks and veins of an eerie, pulsating red substance. The whispers grew louder, more insistent, like a thousand voices speaking at once. My head throbbed a

The shadows closed in around me, suffocating and endless. My pulse thundered in my ears as the figure disappeared, leaving me in the void. My heart ached with the sudden absence of Dominic, the strength of his presence now replaced with a cold emptiness.“Dominic,” I whispered, my voice trembling.Just as panic threatened to consume me, the darkness gave way to a faint glow. It was dim at first, like a flicker of a candle, but it grew steadily brighter until I could make out my surroundings.I stood in a meadow bathed in soft, golden light. The air smelled of wildflowers, the breeze warm and comforting. And there, just a few steps away, stood Dominic.“Dominic!” I cried, rushing toward him.He turned at the sound of my voice, and relief washed over his face. Before I could reach him, he closed the distance between us, pulling me into his arms.“Elise,” he murmured, his voice raw with emotion. “You’re safe.”I clung to him, my fingers curling into the fabric of his shirt. “I thought I

The tremors grew stronger, the rumbling sound deepening into a deafening roar. Dominic’s hand found mine, his grip firm and steady, but his face betrayed the turmoil beneath his calm exterior.“Elise, stay close to me,” he commanded, his voice sharp, cutting through the chaos. “No matter what happens, don’t let go.”Before I could respond, the ground beneath us cracked, a jagged fissure snaking its way toward us with unnatural speed. A gust of cold wind erupted from the rupture, carrying with it an eerie, otherworldly chill that made the hairs on my arms stand on end.Out of the shadows, figures began to emerge—tall, cloaked beings with glowing eyes that seemed to pierce straight through me. They moved silently, their presence heavy and suffocating, as though the air itself recoiled from their existence.“Dominic...” My voice was barely above a whisper, my chest tight with fear.“I see them,” he replied, his tone grim. He stepped in front of me, shielding me with his body. “This is wh