Semua Bab In The Arms Of The Blind Don: Bab 101 - Bab 110

Chapter One Hundred And OneRainA loud noise echoed in my head. It was deep and hollow, like someone banging a metal drum inside my skull. Then came the voices, muffled and distant at first, bleeding slowly into my consciousness. It felt like I was underwater, floating somewhere between sleep and awareness. Everything was foggy. Everything hurt. My head hurt. My eyelids fluttered, heavy as stone. I tried to lift them, but even that felt like too much. Even that hurt.There was a sharp pressure in my chest, a dull ache radiating from my side, and something cold pricking at the back of my hand. I tried to move, but the weight of my body pinned me down. Panic flickered somewhere in the haze. Where was I? I even tried to sit up, but a sharp pain pulsed through my stomach and I laid back.Then came a voice. That low and familiar voiced, breaking through the storm and sending a sudden warmth through my aching body. “Rain… baby, I’m here. I’m right here.”Enzo. It was my Enzo.My lips par

Chapter One Hundred And Three Enzo My heart skipped a thousand beats as her words echoed in my head, followed by a loud sigh that somehow brought calmness back into my chest. It was like I hadn’t expected her to say that, yet she did. After everything she had endured just to find her parents… after all the pain, all the yearning, and the excitement to finally know who they were… I didn’t expect that she would still choose me over them. I looked into her eyes, and even though I could see doubt swimming in their depths, an uncertainty over whether she had made the right choice or not. I knew exactly what I wanted. I wanted her. And now that she had chosen me, I would spend every day making sure that this decision would be the best one she had ever made. I would make sure she never regretted a single moment with me. I moved closer, gently taking her hands in mine once again. I had let go of her earlier, just before she made her choice, not because I truly wanted to let her go, but be

Chapter One Hundred And Five Enzo The sun filtered in slightly through the hospital blinds, casting slanting beams across the white walls. It was morning again, the morning we had waited for. Rain was going home. I was going home with my wife, and my baby. My wife? I didn’t know if I should call her that, yet. Or wait until after I and proposed to her, until after she had taken my hands and decided to go on this journey with me. I didn’t know if I should wait until after we both step on the alter again to recite those vows that’ll keep us together for the rest of our lives. The doctor stepped in later to finalize the discharge, and all I could think about was the other thing I had planned. The moment that had been replaying in my head over and over. I couldn’t stop thinking about her. Rain’s birthday was in a day now. I wanted to give her more than a celebration. I wanted to give her the beginning of everything she ever dreamed of. No more pretending. No more contracts. No

Chapter One Hundred And SevenEnzoI didn’t know what to think. I didn’t know what to do next.It was as though the floor beneath me had cracked open, and I was falling through memories I no longer trusted. Like I was sinking into the sea of betrayal.The person behind the betrayal, the one leaking my every moves, my secrets, the one responsible for almost getting Rain killed wasn’t even some faceless outsider. It wasn’t just a floor member of my own syndicate. It wasn’t a rival boss from a distant territory. It wasn’t some undercover enemy we’d missed.It was Ace.It was my commander.My chest tightened, my heart twisting violently in my chest.Ace.He was my commander, my brother, a man my father recruited with his own hands. Ace was the one who had stood beside me in blood and fire, in losses and gains. He had fought our enemies with me, he had been on battles with rival syndicates with me. How could someone like that be a spy? How could someone I’ve watched stabbed and mauled peo

Chapter One Hundred And NineEnzo(The Previous Day)I stepped out of the room. Gregor was still in the main living area, and I simply gestured for him to follow me.Tomorrow had to be special, it had to be unforgettable. And the best way to make that happen was to give Rain what she truly wished for. What she had been murmuring.She had said it in the hospital, her voice soft but full of longing: celebrating with her family would make her birthday even more special. And I was determined to make that happen.As we walked outside into the cool evening air, I turned to Gregor, my mind already racing. “Get someone to book the next flight to New York for Louis, Rain’s sister, the one currently in Paris,” I instructed.“Yes, boss,” Gregor nodded, then stepped to the side to make the call.The other plan… the more dangerous one… was to bring her biological family to the party.It was risky, maybe even reckless, considering who they were and what they had done. But it had reached a point whe