Lahat ng Kabanata ng Unstoppable Desire (English): Kabanata 191 - Kabanata 200

George’s POV“What are you talking about, Nick? How could Jessica be your sister?” I asked, utterly confused.It felt like my whole world tilted after hearing what Nick had just told me. I hadn’t seen him like this in a long time, crying.Yes, Nick was crying. But not just any tears, tears of anger, pain, and complete devastation. I could feel it all.“You heard me right. Jessica is Dad’s daughter… with Elena,” he said firmly, his voice strained under the weight of emotion.“Hahaha, what a cruel world!” he laughed bitterly, sounding like a man who had already surrendered to his misery.“That’s why she looks like Elena. That’s why her eyes felt familiar, she got them from Dad. Haha! Imagine, George… I fell in love with my own sister!” he shouted, his voice cracking with pain and self-disgust.“Tell me, George… how am I supposed to tell Jessica the truth? If I’m already this broken, what more for her? I don’t want her to feel this kind of pain, this grief, this hatred. I can’t bear to d

Scarlett’s POVI almost dropped the glass I was holding because of what Mom said.“I just want to remind you, Scarlett, we’re still not sure about your boyfriend. I know he’s a hardworking man, but…”She didn’t finish her sentence, on purpose. I took a deep breath as I handed her the glass of water.“Mom, didn’t we already talk about this? You promised me you wouldn’t interfere with the man I choose. I told you to trust me,” I said firmly.“I trust you, but I don’t trust any man who wants to pursue you,” she shot back, quick and sharp.“I don’t want you to be used for someone’s ambition,” she added, her voice rising. “Men who come from nothing will do anything to climb up in life. They’ll only use you for their benefit. Just like Geo… such an opportunist!”Her words stung, each one landing heavy in my chest. She said it with anger, with resentment.“Mom, George is different. He’s not like Geo,” I nearly shouted.“I hope so. But don’t get pregnant by him just yet. Observe him.”I bit

Jessica’s POVFor a few minutes, I was frozen by what the old woman had said. It was like being doused with cold water, and just then, I heard the sound of church bells. When I turned around, they were gone. I didn’t even hear them say goodbye. It was as if they were nothing more than an apparition, meant only to leave a message my heart needed to hear.Moments later, I found myself sitting inside the church, tears streaming down my face as I sobbed quietly. There, before the altar, I surrendered everything to God. I prayed in silence, slowly admitting to myself that I had to forget Nick. I needed to accept that he was already my sister’s husband. It hurts, God, it hurts so much, but I knew I could survive it.That night, I made a promise to God. I promised to put myself first from now on. To love myself, and never again wait for, or beg for the love of people who never truly wanted me.“You will be my maid of honor, Jes, at our church wedding,” my sister’s voice pulled me back to the

Jessica’s POVWe had just entered the VIP lounge at the horse racetrack. I was with Nick and Dad. The place was grand and elegant, from the carpet to the chandelier, it was clear this was meant only for the elite. The guests were dressed in nothing but designer clothes, their wrists adorned with Rolexes and Omegas. Waiters moved about offering expensive wine while everyone busied themselves with betting or chatting about the horses.“Kompadre, you’re here!” A man in his fifties greeted Dad enthusiastically.“You seem in high spirits today. Well, who wouldn’t be happy if Nicholas Ford was going to be your son-in-law,” he said, extending his hand to Nick.“Alejandro Santiago,” he introduced himself.“Nicholas Ford,” Nick replied politely with a brief smile.“No wonder you didn’t waste any time getting married. If it were me, I wouldn’t let a goddess-like beauty like this young lady pass me by either,” Mr. Santiago added, looking at me.I smiled faintly in embarrassment. He had mistaken

Nick’s POVI didn’t even realize how, but suddenly someone pulled me away from the direction of the explosion. My ears rang from the deafening blast. I couldn’t hear anything, as if the world around me had stopped. But through the chaos and smoke, I caught sight of a woman struggling in the distance. She was fighting to break free, desperately trying to get to me, but a man was holding her back. I recognized her instantly, Jessica.It was like a thorn had been pulled from my heart. Even though my mind was still spinning, a faint smile slowly formed on my lips. “She’s safe… Jessica is safe,” I breathed a sigh of relief.“Sir, are you alright? This way,” a man said as he pulled me farther away from the scene.