Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Mafia King’s Forbidden Obsession: Kabanata 111 - Kabanata 120

Selene POVI glanced in the mirror one last time, dissatisfied with my appearance. I quickly took a bath and got dressed.I headed to see Selene.I knew I was late and that the council awaited me, but I couldn't leave without talking to her. My desire for her was strong as I walked to the west wing and gently knocked on the door.The door opened, and a maid stood there. Sensing my presence, she quickly bowed her head, fear evident in her eyes.“Your Highness.”“Is Selene in?”“Yes, Your Highness.” She lowered her head and left. I found Selene sitting on the bed, a towel wrapped around her, water still clinging to her body from her shower. I stood there, momentarily frozen, captivated by her beauty.“Good morning, Caspian. Do you need anything?” she asked, noticing my silence.“Do I need an invitation? If I want something, it’s definitely you.”“I never said that; I thought you’d be too busy.”“I am, but I needed to make sure you were okay. Did you sleep well?”“Yes, I’m fine; you don’

Caspian POV“That doesn’t answer my question. How did you know she lost her inner instinct if you weren’t involved?” I squeezed harder around his neck, feeling blood trickle down my hands. He was an Boss; he would heal.“I acted on information I received. I wouldn’t know more than what I was told,” he insisted, and I punched him again, slamming his head into the wall.“Instead of trying to take your anger out on me, focus on those closer to you,” he retorted, and I clawed at his skin. Out of the corner of my eye, I noticed his guards moving forward, but Theo growled, his teeth bared, keeping them back.“If I find out you had any part in Selene losing her inner instinct, I swear to make your life a living hell. I will fight you and ensure your demise, even if I have to descend into hell with you,” I warned, spitting on him and kicking his stomach before storming out with Theo behind me.*Pay more attention to those close to you.*His words echoed in my mind, filling me with confusion.

Caspian POV"Who is it?" I called, and the door creaked open, revealing a familiar face."It's me, Caspian. You've been cooped up for two days. You really should eat something." She approached with a tray of food, grinning as she walked confidently towards my desk."Stop right there." I roared, causing her to freeze in fear."Caspian, you—""Did I ask for food? Did I say I wanted to be served?" I interrogated, watching her bite her lip and fidget."No, but—" she began, but I interrupted again."No 'buts'! I didn’t order food, so why are you here, Thalia? Leave." I gestured towards the door, but she hesitated."I said leave. I won’t ask you again." My growl was low and threatening."No, she isn’t leaving. You need to eat, young man." My mother stepped in, prompting me to roll my eyes, rubbing my forehead in irritation."Mum, I want to be alone. No—actually, I need to be alone. Emphasis on need." I declared firmly as she approached."I don’t understand why you’re so obsessed with one gi

Selene POVI couldn't bear to watch any longer, so I buried my face in my hands. We were really in trouble; this defeat could set us back significantly. Caspien was talented, but his opponent was a relentless force. He kept landing blows on Caspien, breaking his nose even more. You’d think I’d be accustomed to blood by now, but each hit made my heart drop further. I found myself hoping for a miracle, maybe he’d tap into a strength he didn’t know he had if he just dug a little deeper. I wanted to shout for them to end the fight, but I understood werewolves all too well; we fight until we lose consciousness, although at least it’s not to the death. And then, perhaps there it was—the miracle. I noticed a twitch in Caspien, and his claws began to extend. It seemed the moon goddess was indeed listening. With just one swipe, he weakened his opponent. It appeared he relied more on strength than endurance because soon enough, Caspien was on the offensive. My heart rate steadied, at least I d

Selene POV“I… am… the winner,” I gasped into the microphone I had snatched from the announcer’s hands. He flashed a bright TV smile and raised my arm in victory. I couldn't believe they were trying to call it a tie; it was a blatant lie. If I hadn’t summoned the energy to stand, I would have lost without reason. The crowd erupted in cheers as I was declared the victor. I scanned the room and recognized the same people who had nearly killed me just the day before. Searching for a familiar face, I found none. It made me miss my children even more. My heart sank when I realized Caspien wasn’t there for the match; he hadn’t bothered to show up. A wave of exhaustion overtook me, knocking me out once again. When I next regained consciousness, I discovered I was in a ward similar to the one Caspien had been in. It resembled a typical hospital room with sterile white walls. I took a deep breath and looked around; I was alone once more. However, I could hear voices and laughter nearby, wh