Semua Bab Unstoppable Desire (English): Bab 351 - Bab 360

George’s POV I was supposed to go home tomorrow, but I missed Aiah and Scarlett so much that I asked my assistant to book me a ticket back to the Philippines as soon as possible.After a few hours of travel, I found myself standing in front of Scarlett’s door, hesitating, unsure whether I should ring the doorbell or not.I knew it was already late, but I just wanted to see Aiah.So despite the hour, I decided to press the doorbell.A few seconds passed before Scarlett opened the door.“George?” she asked, surprised.“Good evening! I mean, good morning!” I scratched the back of my head, feeling awkward and a bit nervous now that she was standing right in front of me.“I just came from Hong Kong. I wanted to see Aiah, I missed her so much. I also brought something for her.” I lifted the paper bag in my hand.“Aiah’s already asleep,” she said softly.“I know. I’ll just take a quick look at her, then I’ll go up right after,” I replied. I could see the confusion in Scarlett’s eyes. She se

George’s POVI felt numb. I could barely breathe as I spoke. I was terrified, not just of Scarlett, but of the tiny being who now held such immense power over my heart. My daughter.“From now on, I’ll always be by your side. I’ll take care of you, I…” My voice cracked, trembling despite all my efforts to steady it.“Daddy… huhuhu…” Aiah burst into tears, loud, heartbreaking sobs that squeezed every part of me. I p

Audrey’s POV“Let’s go, the party’s about to start!” Sage urged excitedly. I immediately held his arm as we walked toward the venue.Through the glass walls, I could see the hotel’s grand entrance. The camera glided across the glittering skyline of the city, neon lights bouncing off glass towers, before descending to the façade of a five-star hotel gleaming in gold. Outside, limousines and luxury cars lined up, and every time a door opened, a man or woman stepped out dressed as a superhero in luxurious style. The air was thick with power, this wasn’t just a party; it was a gathering of empires.As we arrived at the venue and entered the grand ballroom, it felt like stepping into a comic book universe given a luxury twist.The ceiling sparkled with crystal chandeliers, but each one had a custom light design, glowing like bat signals, Iron Man’s arc reactor, and Superman’s emblem. At the center of the room stood a massive stage shaped like a futuristic city skyline, complete with hologr

Nick’s POV I was wearing a Batman costume. I arrived late because I had to take care of something important. I smiled as I entered the venue, it was lively, grand, and full of heroic energy.I went straight to Don San Fernando to greet him. I couldn’t help but smile when I saw him in his Superman costume. He looked genuinely happy, almost younger, his aura vibrant and strong.At seventy, Don Carlos still radiated energy and power.“Happy birthday, Don Carlos!” I greeted cheerfully as I approached him. His eyes sparkled when he saw me.“Nicholas! Thank you, thank you for coming,” he said, moving quickly to hug me tightly. I returned the hug just as warmly. I’d always felt at ease with him.“You just arrived?” he asked. “Yes, sir,” I replied briefly. “Oh, there’s the food area, go eat! And don’t miss the drinks,” he said, pointing to the side.“I’m happy you made it tonight,” he added, though there was a faint sadness in his eyes.I just smiled.“Don Carlos! Happy birthday!” another

Audrey’s POVAccording to Sage’s story, my name is Audrey Castellan, an orphan. He said we met when he saved me from an oncoming car. He told me I was an art graduate, that painting was my passion and livelihood. He claimed that he was my fiancé, and that we had been engaged for almost a year.He said I lost my memory in a fire that destroyed my apartment. Everything I owned, every trace of who I was, turned to ashes. Something had struck my head, putting me into a coma.He showed me photos of us together, smiling, happy. He showed me paintings, ones he said I had made myself. And because I wasn’t waking up, he took me to Switzerland for treatment.A part of my heart wanted to believe him. But somewhere deep inside, a faint voice whispered doubt. Something didn’t fit. I didn’t know why… but something felt wrong.Years passed, and little by little, I learned to trust and love Sage. I grew closer to him, and even more to his father. He treated me like family, the father I had always lon