All Chapters of Dangerous Desire: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Forest Clearing — Battle BeginsThe three mutated prototypes lunged at the same time —a blur of twisted limbs, claws, and glowing corruption cutting through the trees.Elias shoved Lena behind Rhea.“GO! TAKE HER!”Rhea grabbed Lena’s wrist, trying to pull her back—But Lena fought her violently.“No! I’m NOT leaving him—NOT AGAIN—!”Elias didn’t look back.He couldn’t.He stepped forward, eyes blazing bright amber, hands shaking with unstable energy.Alexander staggered beside him, gripping his blade.The original prototype took its place at Elias’s other side, growling, energy crackling across its mutated spine.Three against three.Monster and men.Bound together by something neither of them fully understood.Elias whispered:“Stay behind me, Lena…Please…”Then the clearing erupted.CRASH—BOOM—SCREECH—The first mutant slammed into Elias.He caught it by the throat, his energy flaring violently.But the beast twisted and raked its claws across his chest, tearing through flesh.El

Forest Clearing — The Clash BeginsAlexander took one step forward——and the entire clearing bent around him.Branches curled.Frost melted.Snow turned to steam beneath his feet.His eyes glowed pure gold, unbroken, endless.Elias’s heart cracked.“Alex… please… don’t make me do this.”Alexander tilted his head, gold dripping from his fingertips like liquid fire.His voice was layered — Alex’s voice mixed with something ancient, broken, and hungry.“…Lena…”He stepped forward—Elias stepped in front of her.“NO.”Golden fire erupted from Alexander’s palm.Elias shoved Lena into Rhea’s arms and braced himself.“ELIAS—!!” Lena screamed.BOOOOM—!!The blast hit Elias like a meteor.He slid backward through the snow, feet carving trenches in the earth, jaw clenched with agony.His skin burned.Golden veins pulsed violently.His eyes glowed bright amber but flickered dangerously.Lena tried to run to him.Rhea grabbed her.“STOP! He’ll lose control if you get closer!”Lena sobbed, clawing

Forest — After the DetonationGolden fire swallowed the clearing.It tore through trees.Shredded snow into mist.Blinded the night sky.The shockwave hit like a giant’s fist.Elias didn’t think —he moved.He wrapped his arms around Lena, turned his back to the explosion, and threw himself over her.“ELIAS—!!”BOOOOOOOM—!!The blast slammed into him.His body arched with agony.His skin burned.His lungs collapsed.But he didn’t let go.He held Lena with everything left in him.“I’ve… got you…” he choked.Lena screamed his name, her voice lost in the roar of gold.“I’m here—please—Elias—don’t let go—!!”But the world disappeared in the roar.The trees around them ripped from the ground.The earth cracked.Snow turned to smoke.Elias felt his consciousness slipping——but his grip on her never loosened.Never.Because she was the reason he lived.And the reason he refused to die.Minutes LaterSilence.A dead, eerie silence.The golden fire faded, leaving a crater where the clearing on

Abandoned Outpost — Deep in the ForestHours later, after climbing through frostbitten hills and weaving through dense trees, Rhea led them to a rusted metal hatch half-buried under snow.She wiped the frost off, punched in a code, and the hatch groaned open.A narrow staircase descended into darkness.“Inside,” she ordered quietly. “It’s shielded from Kass’s scans.”Elias supported Lena down the steps, his hand firm around her waist.Alexander followed last, moving slowly, every step uneven.He didn’t breathe normally anymore — his breaths came in short, trembling bursts, like each inhale was an effort.But he didn’t complain.His eyes never left Lena.Once they reached the underground chamber, Rhea flicked a switch.Dim, flickering lights hummed to life.The room was small: metal walls, two bunks, a table, a heater that barely worked.Cold air clung to everything.Lena shivered.Elias pulled off his jacket and draped it around her shoulders before she could protest.“You’re freezing

Safehouse — DawnA thin, pale light seeped through the cracks in the metal hatch overhead.Lena sat on the edge of the bunk, her knees drawn to her chest, staring at the floor.Neither man slept.Elias leaned against the far wall, arms crossed tightly, jaw set.Alexander sat on the opposite bunk, watching Lena with an expression that flickered constantly — love, guilt, longing, fear.Rhea had gone topside to scout.The prototype paced the perimeter of the room, low growls rumbling in its throat.It felt the tension too.This small room wasn’t big enough for silence so heavy.Lena finally spoke.Her voice was hoarse.“I never wanted to hurt either of you.”Elias looked up.Alexander turned his head slightly.She continued, trembling,“I feel like everything I do… hurts someone.”Alexander leaned forward.“You’re not responsible for our pain.”Elias looked away.Alexander’s jaw tightened, but he softened his tone.“We choose to be here, Lena. We choose what we feel.”Elias spoke quietly