All Chapters of His Father's Obsession, I fell in love with his son. : Chapter 201 - Chapter 210

Anna’s eyes darted around the bush bar as though expecting someone to appear from nowhere. Carol noticed how uneasy she looked and without saying a word, Anna led her through a narrow path behind the bar, their feet crunching against dry leaves and small stones. The air was warm, filled with the faint smell of red wine and roasted meat coming from the bar they had just left. After a short walk, they came out into an open space that was unexpectedly calm. It was a small garden tucked behind tall trees, where the sound of birds echoed faintly.Anna stopped there and turned to face Carol, her hands shook slightly as she rolled up the sleeve of her blouse. “Look,” She said, pointing to a tattoo just above her wrist.Carol frowned, unsure of what Anna meant but when her eyes settled on the symbol, something clicked deep inside her and her heart skipped. Without thinking, she pulled down the strap of her own blouse, revealing the same mark on her shoulder blade. “How… how do you have

“What’s with the suspense?”I stared at Anna, my patience running thin. She had this way of speaking that made every sentence sound like a riddle, each word dragging me deeper into the confusion I was trying to get my head out of.Her tone was almost too calm in a way that made my chest tighten.“Why are you doing this?” I asked, pressing further. “You’re building up all this tension in me, and I don’t even know what for. What’s your point, Anna?”She didn’t answer right away, her eyes darted toward the entrance of the bush bar as if she was expecting someone to walk in. Then, she leaned closer and lowered her voice. “Carol,” she said, “I need to ask you something important. Do you have a tracker on your vehicle?”I blinked, confused. “A tracker? Of course not,” I answered. “Why would I have one?” Anna shook her head slowly. “I think you’re being followed.”The words sank deep into me, and my breath quickened. I looked around, scanning every corner of the place. The bush bar was t

Marco did exactly what Antonio had told him, which was to stay out of sight and keep his eyes open. He crouched low in the driver’s seat of the black sedan, watching the faint glow from the bush bar a few meters away. The macho guy beside him who had broad-shouldered, tattooed arms, and a face that looked like it had seen too many fights, was growing restless. His fingers drummed on the dashboard, his jaw tight.“Boss said we wait,” Marco reminded him, his tone sharp but quiet.The man grunted, cracking his neck. “You can sit here and wait all you like. I’m going in there to see who she’s meeting.”Marco shot him a glare. “Are you crazy? You’ll blow our cover.”“She’s been inside for too long,” the man said, his tone low but firm. “Something’s off.”Before Marco could argue again, the sound of engines filled the air. Headlights sliced through the darkness as several black cars pulled up nearby, parking way too close. Marco’s pulse jumped. He ducked slightly, trying to see through t

I followed the narrow passage quietly, brushing my hands against the rough wall as I went. My heart was still pounding from what I’d seen outside, but I tried to keep myself calm. The tunnel seemed to stretch endlessly until I stepped into a different room entirely. There, sitting on the floor with her face buried in her palms, was Anna. She was crying so hard her shoulders shook. For a moment, I wanted to walk right past her. I wanted to yell at her for dragging me into all this confusion and keeping secrets like I was some clueless child but seeing her like that, small and broken made me stop.I crouched beside her, not saying a word. I didn’t even know what to say. She kept mumbling through her sobs, repeating a name over and over again. I could tell it was a man’s name, perhaps it must’ve been her husband.Her crying softened after a while. She sniffed, wiped her nose with the back of her hand, and finally looked up at me. Her eyes were red and swollen, her face streaked with

“I don’t know,” I sobbed so hard that my head ached. I truly didn’t know what to say when Anna asked me how Antonio had found me. My mind was still reeling from everything that happened, and the last thing I wanted was to start thinking about how. I just sat there, my lips parting but no sound coming out. Anna must have noticed because she didn’t push it further. She simply gave a small, tired smile, patted my back gently, and said, “Come on, let’s get you a cab.”Her tone was calm, but her eyes said more than her mouth ever could. There was a quiet warning in them about danger and about things being deeper than I realized.We walked together until we reached the roadside where cabs usually stopped. My head felt heavy, and my body moved only because hers did. When a cab pulled over, Anna opened the door and held my hand before I stepped in.“Carol,” She called out, her voice low but serious, “don’t stir anything yet, just go home and act normal. You need to tread carefully. Antonio