Semua Bab MY RUTHLESS MAFIA HUSBAND LOVES ME: Bab 101 - Bab 110

The night was thick with an unsettling silence as Emilia and Leo navigated through the winding forest paths, their footsteps muffled by the soft earth beneath them. The only sound that broke the stillness was the occasional rustling of leaves, and the distant howl of wolves in the distance. Despite the eerie calm, Emilia’s heart raced. Every muscle in her body was taut with anticipation and fear. The fortress Selene’s prison was just ahead. “Are you sure about this?” she asked Leo, her voice barely above a whisper. Leo glanced at her, his face tense. “I’ve never been more sure of anything in my life.” But Emilia couldn’t shake the feeling that something was wrong. There had been too many twists and turns in this story. It felt like they were walking into a trap, one that had been set years ago. “Stay close,” Leo added, his voice urgent. “Once we get inside, it’s going to get messy.” As they approached the outer walls of the fortress, they could see the shadowy figures of gua

Emilia’s eyes flickered open, the world around her a haze of shadows and dim light. Her head pounded as though someone had struck her with a hammer. She blinked, her vision slowly focusing. She was no longer in the crumbling fortress but lying on a cold, stone floor. The air was thick and damp, and the distant sound of dripping water echoed through the space. “Leo?” she gasped, her voice hoarse. She tried to sit up but winced as a sharp pain shot through her side. “Emilia,” Leo’s voice answered, softer than usual. She turned her head to see him kneeling beside her, his face bruised but determined. “You’re awake.” Her heart skipped a beat. “What happened? Where are we?” Leo glanced around, his expression unreadable. “I’m not sure. We were caught in a spell. I think… I think we were brought here.” Emilia’s mind raced as she tried to piece together what had happened. The woman. The staff. The dark magic. They’d been so close to escaping, yet now they were trapped once more. The

Emilia's breath hitched in her chest as she tried to steady herself, but the room felt like it was spinning. Leo stood beside her, his hands trembling, his eyes still clouded with the memories that had surfaced. The weight of what they had just seen pressed down on her, suffocating her in a way that was far worse than any physical pain. "What does it mean, Leo?" Emilia whispered, her voice barely audible, as though speaking louder would make the world around her crack even further. "What truth? What have we forgotten?"Leo’s gaze was distant, his focus lost somewhere far beyond the chamber they stood in. His hand clutched his chest as if trying to hold onto the fragments of himself that were slipping away. "I don’t know, Emilia," he murmured. "But whatever it is... it’s going to change everything. We were more than just survivors in this world. We were... something else."Emilia’s heart skipped a beat at his words. Something else? What did that even mean? They had always fought side

The void remained oppressive, wrapping Emilia in an unrelenting embrace of silence and darkness. With the first glowing fragment clutched tightly in her hand, she pressed forward, her steps slow but deliberate. Each fragment in the distance shimmered faintly, like stars scattered across a desolate sky. Her resolve burned brightly now, fueled by the fleeting glimpse of Leo fighting in the ruins. She had no time to waste each second in this void felt like a cruel eternity. As Emilia approached the next fragment, her breath caught. Unlike the first, this one pulsed erratically, almost as if alive, reacting to her presence. She hesitated, her instincts warning her of the unknown. But curiosity and desperation outweighed her fear. Reaching out, her fingers brushed the fragment, and a cold shock surged through her body. The world around her shifted once again, dragging her into another vision. She found herself standing in a grand hall, its walls adorned with tapestries of battles a

The blinding white light engulfed Emilia, and for a brief moment, everything seemed to stand still. She felt weightless, as though she were suspended between two worlds. The warmth of the fragment pulsed in her hand, guiding her as the darkness roared behind her, desperate to reclaim what she had taken.When the light receded, Emilia found herself in a vast expanse of golden fields that stretched endlessly in all directions. The contrast was jarring, gone were the suffocating shadows and oppressive void. In their place was an almost serene stillness. But Emilia could find no comfort in it. Her heart pounded as she turned, searching for any sign of Leo.“Leo!” she called out, her voice breaking. The golden field absorbed her cries, offering no echo, no answer. She clutched the fragment tightly, tears streaming down her face. The pain of losing him was unbearable, an ache that settled deep in her chest.She dropped to her knees, her mind replaying the moment he pushed her forward. He ha