Todos los capítulos de Rival's Marriage Agreement : Capítulo 121 - Capítulo 128

Cameron’s POVMy hand tightened around Brandon’s before I even realized I was doing it.“I know that voice,” I said again, more clearly this time, even though my chest felt tight like something was closing in.Brandon turned to me immediately. “Who is it?”I didn’t answer right away, because my mind was already racing, trying to connect everything, every conversation, every moment that had felt slightly off but not enough to question at the time.The screen flickered again, and the masked figure stepped closer to the camera.“Come on, Cameron,” the voice said, calm and almost amused. “You’re usually faster than this.”Wilson let out a quiet, panicked laugh. “I do not like this. I really, really do not like this.”“Be quiet,” Irene said, but even she sounded tense now.Brandon squeezed my hand slightly. “Cameron, talk to me.”I exhaled slowly. “Take off the mask,” I said, my voice steady even though everything inside me was not.The figure tilted their head.“Straight to the point,” th

Cameron’s POVThe room felt smaller the moment my fingers touched the file.Not physically.But mentally.Like everything had narrowed down to this one moment, this one decision, and there was no version of it where things stayed the same after.“Cameron,” Brandon said quietly beside me, his voice careful, like he was trying not to push too hard. “You don’t have to open it right now.”I looked at him.For a second, everything else faded again, just like it had the night before, just like it always did when it came down to something real.But this—This was different.“Yes,” I said. “I do.”Wilson made a distressed noise behind us.“I feel like we should vote on this,” he said. “And I vote no. Strong no. Extremely strong no.”“No one is voting,” Irene replied.Liana crossed her arms, watching me closely.“You can take your time,” she said. “But it won’t change what’s inside.”I did not respond to her.Instead, I opened the file.Slowly.Deliberately.The first page was clean.Too clean

Cameron’s POVThe wind hit harder up on the rooftop, but I barely noticed it because all my focus locked onto the figure standing in front of us.They were not moving.Not rushing toward us.Not even trying to close the distance.They were just… waiting.Like this was exactly where we were supposed to end up.“Cameron,” the voice said again, calm and steady. “Still running.”My chest tightened slightly.Brandon’s grip on my arm didn’t loosen.“You know them?” he asked, his voice low but urgent.“Yes,” I said.“Then please explain because I feel like I am constantly ten steps behind in this situation,” he replied.I did not take my eyes off the figure.“They’re not just part of the program,” I said slowly. “They are part of my program.”Wilson blinked rapidly.“I am sorry, your program?” he repeated. “As in your personal nightmare project?”“Yes,” I said.“That is not comforting,” he said.Irene stepped slightly forward, her voice sharp.“Who are you?” she demanded.The figure tilted t

Cameron’s POVThe moment the words left my mouth, I felt it.Not something external.Not something new.Something that had always been there.Buried.Controlled.Restricted.Until now.“I’m done holding back.”The air around us felt sharper, like everything had suddenly become clearer, more defined, more… predictable.Kade smiled.“Finally,” he said. “I was starting to think you’d never get there.”Brandon stepped closer to me, his voice tight with something I couldn’t ignore.“Cameron,” he said, “what does that mean?”I didn’t look at him immediately.Because my focus—Was on Kade.“It means he gets what he wants,” Kade answered for me. “A fair test.”“I didn’t ask you,” Brandon snapped.Kade ignored him.I took a step forward.Then another.Slow.Controlled.Every movement deliberate.“Cameron,” Irene said, her tone sharp now, “we need to leave. This is not the time to—”“No,” I said.The word cut through everything.Firm.Clear.Final.“We are not leaving,” I continued.Wilson star