All Chapters of Deadly Enimity : A love forged in Hate: Chapter 61 - Chapter 64

LOSIF POVPavel remained stationed in front of me, the binoculars never leaving his face, his actions caught in a looping rhythm as he lifted, refocused, and sighed over and over, his knuckles paling with each adjustment as he scanned the private grounds from afar, as if sheer persistence could force Elvis to appear. I mirrored his movements every time he shifted, the sun scorching my skin.At last, his broad shoulders sagged in defeat. With a frustrated exhale, he lowered the binoculars and stalked toward the line of cars parked along the hill overlooking the Petrov estate.“What do you have?” he ordered at the guards hunched over the map spread across the car trunk.One of them shook his head. “Only the outer perimeter, sir. The maps are useless. They show just the outer walls and the surrounding paths are… complicated.”“We’re not getting anywhere if the plan is waiting for Elvis to stroll out and wave,” Anton snarled. He slid his phone aside, and I saw Luca’s name disappear from th

ELVIS POV“What? Disappointed?” he gravelled.Oleg pivoted toward me, his expression lighting up with a terrifying, childlike glee, as if he were on the verge of unwrapping a Christmas gift.I couldn’t answer. I just stared.My lungs refused to fill properly, each breath scraping in shallow, fractured pulls, as though my bones might splinter beneath the pressure.When he’d said I had bills to pay, my mind had circled and stalled through every gruesome possibility, petrified of landing on what my brain kept insisting it was.I hadn’t wanted to believe it would come to this.And yet… Oleg was not a man who misspoke. He was the last man who would ever misunderstand his own words.I didn’t know how to process being taken by a man who loathed the very ground I walked on.Here, in this godforsaken place I didn’t recognize, a location I had never, even in my darkest dreams, imagined I’d end up — it wasn’t how I wanted him to have me, not after all the secret, foolish dreams of us I had held