All Chapters of Tied to the Ruthless Three: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

GABRIEL POV“Identical. Like—really identical?” Nathaniel repeats it over and over, and it’s giving me a headache.I already told him about Benjamin Brown—about how, somehow, he crossed paths with Anna. Even now, Anna hasn’t told me the details. She only said that she met Benjamin at a charity gala dinner.Then Benjamin invited her out to dinner, and turned out… it did not go well.I asked Isolde about it and got snapped at instead. She said she had warned Anna that Benjamin was a stranger, definitely not Alexei, but Anna still insisted on accepting the dinner invitation. Now Isolde wants me to keep an eye on Anna and make sure she doesn’t have any further contact with Benjamin.Well, yeah… I get that Isolde just doesn’t want Anna to get hurt, because this man isn’t the one she loved. But how am I supposed to do that? Anna is an adult. She makes her own decisions.Honestly, it wouldn’t be hard to keep Anna away from Benjamin, but Isolde’s reaction feels a little excessive. It makes me

I immediately stepped out of the helicopter, hurried through the rooftop door, and entered the corridor leading to the elevators. Impatiently, I pressed the button to go down. My fingers trembled, not from the cold, but from the anger pressing hard against my chest. A terrible feeling crept over me; something felt wrong.I was angry, but more than that, I was worried.The image of Gabriel with another woman lodged itself in my mind, making it hard to breathe. I hated it. I hated that Gabriel was doing something like this. This wasn’t Gabriel, because I knew he had never been reckless with random women.That worry turned into something I despised because it made me feel out of control.The elevator doors opened on the ground floor. I moved fast, almost running across the hotel lobby. From there, I went straight to the side entrance that connected directly to the nightclub. The pounding music hit me like a heartbeat racing out of control.When the door opened, it felt like another world

ALEXEI POVI couldn’t sleep. Anna’s image kept haunting me ever since the last time we met. I exhaled sharply and got out of bed, restless. Every time I thought about the look in Anna’s eyes, it felt as though she knew something about me.And that unsettled me.I left my room and went downstairs to make coffee. I shouldn’t have been drinking coffee, especially not when I was supposed to be sleeping. But I didn’t care. I just wanted to feel calmer.I prepared the coffee and turned on the machine, watching steam rise as hot water dripped into the glass pot. I sat there waiting, uneasy, my thoughts spiraling.“Can’t sleep?”Darius’s voice startled me. I turned toward him and gave a polite nod. Outside this mansion, he was my uncle. But here, Darius was my superior. My savior, more accurately.“You’ve seemed distracted lately,” he continued. “Is it because you meet with Anastasia Lancroft, Alexei?”And yes, in this mansion, my name was Alexei Vasiliev. A man who had lost half of his memor

The car pulled into the yard, making me uneasy as I waited on the porch. I had promised to meet Benjamin tomorrow, and he had agreed. Yet now he showed up without warning.I couldn’t understand the way this man’s mind worked. He looked too much like Alexei, and just like Alexei, he was completely unpredictable. It felt as though Benjamin always thought several steps ahead of everyone else.When Benjamin stepped out of the car, my breath caught. Dressed in a casual collared shirt with a gray jacket, he walked toward me with confident strides. A faint smile curved his lips. It was a polite smile, yet there was an unmistakable flash of arrogance behind it.Dimitri stood beside me, his face tense. I heard him let out a hard breath.“Oh God… he’s way too similar,” Dimitri murmured.I didn’t comment. My eyes stayed fixed on Benjamin, who looked, oh… charming. Again. And once more, my heart betrayed me. Right now, I feel like a shameless woman. Last night I was with one man, and now I was st

The pizza place was pretty crowded when I arrived, which made sense since it was promotion time. I started to feel skeptical, even stupid, for trusting my own theory that Marva would actually show up here. It was nothing more than a gut feeling, based on the fact that she had sent me warning letters multiple times using the same flyer image.I had been trained to look at things from every angle, to consider every possibility, and analyze them carefully.But if I was wrong, then yes, my intuition was simply not as sharp as Isolde’s or Tisha’s.I went inside and ordered a small pizza and a can of orange juice, then chose a seat where I could see the cars outside. My gaze shifted to Dimitri’s car, where he waited, alert. No matter what, we still had to stay cautious.Who knew whether Marva had sent those anonymous letters under pressure or threat, or whether she had done it of her own free will at all.After half an hour of waiting, there was still no sign of anything. To make matters wo