All Chapters of THE BILLIONAIRE’S OBSESSION : Chapter 171 - Chapter 180

The storm had passed.Or so it seemed.But anyone who had lived through a hurricane knew the silence afterward was never peace. It was the eye. The pause. The part where everything held its breath before the next wave crashed in.Damien stood on the rooftop of his penthouse, the wind tugging at the edges of his shirt as the city buzzed below like nothing had changed. But everything had.He didn’t feel victorious. He didn’t feel free. He felt… hollow.He’d won a war against the woman who gave him life. Exposed her lies. Cut her from the empire she once ruled. But the throne he’d inherited now felt like a graveyard. A cold monument to the pain she’d left behind.He heard the door behind him open.Footsteps. Bare. Light. Familiar.Sienna.She walked slowly toward him, her long robe trailing behind her like whispered moonlight. She didn’t speak, didn’t ask if he was okay. She just slipped her arms around him from behind and rested her head between his shoulder blades.You don’t have to be

The air in the room was thick with tension. Damien and Sienna stood side by side, facing the storm that was about to break. The door to his office had been locked, and for the first time in weeks, he felt the weight of his own decisions pressing down on him. The world outside may have been spinning, but in this room, time seemed to stand still.Damien paced slowly, his hands trembling as the weight of the file, now discarded on his desk, threatened to swallow him whole. He had always prided himself on his ability to control every situation, to be the one holding the power. But this… this was different. The more he uncovered, the more he realized just how little control he had over the narrative of his own life.Sienna’s eyes never left him. She stood in the corner, watching him closely, silently waiting for him to speak, to give her something—anything—to understand the mess they had found themselves in.Finally, after what felt like an eternity, Damien stopped in his tracks and turned

Damien’s mind raced as he and Sienna left the mansion, the weight of his mother’s confession hanging heavy in the air. The truth, once hidden behind a veil of lies, had shattered his perception of everything. His entire life had been built on a foundation of secrets, and now that foundation had crumbled beneath him.He clenched his jaw, his fists tightening at his sides as he walked, the cool night air offering little comfort. Sienna stayed by his side, her presence a quiet reassurance amidst the chaos in his mind. She hadn’t spoken a word since they left the study, but her hand remained firmly in his, grounding him in the present.“What now?” Sienna’s voice broke through the silence, soft but determined. “What do you want to do with all of this, Damien?”The question was simple, yet it held so much weight. What did he want to do with the truth? What did he want to do with a life built on lies? He didn’t have an answer, not yet. All he knew was that he couldn’t ignore it. He couldn’t

Sienna stared out of the bedroom window as the storm died down, the sky softening into a pale blue bruised with streaks of pink. The rain had stopped, but her heart still beat wildly like the thunder hadn’t left. Everything had changed again. Damien had walked into the fire of his past and come back whole. Stronger. Lighter. And it made her fall in love with him all over again. She heard the door creak open behind her. Damien walked in, his hair still damp from the rain, shirt clinging slightly to his chest. There was something different in his eyes now peace. And a deeper kind of hunger. Not just the kind that lived in the body, but the kind that rooted in the soul. She turned to him, slow and soft. “You look like you let go of something heavy.” “I did,” he murmured, stepping closer. “And now I want to hold on to something real.” He reached for her hand, intertwining their fingers. The heat from his skin traveled up her arm like a current, pulling her into his orbit. They st

The ride back from the estate was silent.Damien’s hands gripped the steering wheel tightly, knuckles pale, his jaw locked in a clench that said more than words ever could. Sienna sat beside him, watching him in the low hum of the dashboard light. She knew better than to push. His world had just shifted in a way neither of them could have predicted.He wasn’t just betrayed he was now tied by blood to the very man who had spent months trying to ruin him.“Talk to me,” she said finally, her voice soft.Damien didn’t look at her. “How do you expect me to talk when I don’t even know what I feel?”She placed a hand gently over his. “Say anything. Even if it doesn’t make sense.”He exhaled deeply. “I hated him, Sienna. Hated him with every piece of me. And now he’s… my brother?”Her fingers tightened around his. “Being blood doesn’t erase what he did. You don’t have to love him. You just have to figure out what to do with the truth.”Damien nodded slowly, as if her words were the only thing