บททั้งหมดของ THE OTHER ME WANT MY MAN: บทที่ 1 - บทที่ 10

LIAM’S POV The day was supposed to be perfect. I stood in front of the mirror, my hands trembling slightly as I adjusted my tie. My reflection stared back at me— dark eyes filled with excitement and just a touch of nervousness. Today, I was marrying the love of my life, Marcus. "Liam, you look like you’re about to pass out." I turned to see Gideon, my best friend, standing in the doorway with a smirk. I chuckled, shaking my head. "Can you blame me? It’s my wedding day." "Yeah, but you should be happy, not looking like you’re about to run for your life." He walked over, fixing my tie for me. "Marcus loves you. We all know it. After everything, you both deserve this happiness." I smiled, feeling my nerves settle. Gideon was right. Marcus and I had been through so much to get to this point. Nothing could ruin today. At least, that’s what I thought. --- The wedding hall was breathtaking. White roses adorned every corner, their scent filling the air. Guests sat in their

LIAM'S POVI sat in the car, watching Marcus as he drove. The sound of the engine filled the silence between us, but my mind was anything but quiet. I couldn’t take my eyes off him. Every time he shifted gears or glanced at the rearview mirror, memories of us together came rushing back— the soft touches, the warm hugs, the deep kisses. But more than anything, I remembered the nights we spent tangled in each other, whispering secrets in the dark, promising things that no longer held meaning in this timeline. My chest tightened painfully.I had come back to this time to change things, to prevent the inevitable. Yet, sitting next to him now, I felt the weight of everything all over again. The overwhelming realization that I was here, in this moment, reliving something that was both familiar and foreign at the same time, made it hard to breathe."Why are you staring at me?" Marcus asked suddenly. His voice wasn’t harsh, but it wasn’t soft either. It was just... Marcus. Firm, steady, and f

DANIEL'S POV For six years, I have ruled Hell’s Kitchen. Not a single day has passed without an enemy trying to bring me down. But no matter how hard they try, I always stay on top. My name carries power, fear, and respect. People don’t dare to cross me unless they have a death wish.My biggest problem? The Dogs of Hell. A ruthless gang led by Gideon, my biggest rival in the drug business. He has tried everything to push me out, but I’m always one step ahead. My calculations never fail. That’s why I control everything— the NYPD, the mayor, even the governor of New York City. It didn’t happen overnight. It took blood, sweat, and a sacrifice so big that it changed my life forever. But that’s a story for another day.Because of my influence, I built my own gang— Damon. They call me the Demon of Hell’s Kitchen, and my men are known as Damons. The name suits us. We don’t forgive. We don’t forget. And we never back down.But everything changed the day I met him.The Stranger Who Wouldn’t L

DANIEL'S POVThe club was alive with energy, pulsating with the heavy beat of bass and the wild cheers of my men. Music blasted from the speakers, mixing with the thick scent of expensive whiskey, sweat, and cigarette smoke. Colored lights flashed across the room, illuminating the dancing bodies and the satisfied smirks of men who knew they had just pulled off something big.It was a night of celebration.The successful hijack of the drugs from the Dogs of Hell’s hideout had put us all in high spirits. We had taken what belonged to us— no, what I had claimed as mine. It wasn’t just about the drugs. It was about power. About making a statement.And tonight, my men were basking in that victory.Women draped themselves over the winners, their laughter cutting through the music. Drinks poured freely, expensive bottles cracked open as if money meant nothing. It was chaos, but it was my kind of chaos.I leaned back in my chair, watching the scene unfold before me with satisfaction. But even

DANIEL'S POV I drive toward Marcus’s place as the evening sky darkens. The streetlights flicker on, casting a dim glow over the empty road. The hum of my engine is the only sound in the quiet night, but my mind is anything but calm.I wasn’t supposed to pick him up. We had agreed to meet at his house later, after our discussion at his store this morning . But at the last minute, I changed my mind.Because something is off.There’s a feeling deep in my gut, one I can’t shake. It’s not just paranoia— it’s more than that. It’s like a shadow lurking at the edge of my vision, something I can sense but not yet see.Someone is living my life in secret.And tonight, I intend to find out who.Before leaving, I give strict orders to my men. “Close the store for Marcus. No excuses. No delays. Lock everything down.”I don’t want Marcus to worry about it— I’ll take care of everything. Right now, all I want is to be alone with him.As we drive, the unease in my chest grows. I watched as my driver