All Chapters of Dangerous Desire: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

The chamber crackled with gold lightning.Shattered glass rained softly from above, sparkling like deadly stars. Shadows pulsed across the walls as the purge energy swirled around Elias in violent, unpredictable waves.Alexander pushed Lena protectively behind him.“Stay back,” he warned her, voice low, shaking with fear and fury.But Lena wasn’t the one he feared.The man standing opposite him—glowing, changed, burning with something ancient—was.Elias stepped forward, each movement sending shockwaves through the air.“I won’t fight you, Alex,” he said softly, though his eyes said something different.“But I will take her.”Alexander’s jaw clenched.“The hell you will.”Elias tilted his head.“You think you can stop me?”“Yes,” Alexander growled.“No,” Elias said simply.The room trembled.Sable watched them like a scientist observing an experiment exceed its limits.“This is fascinating,” she whispered.“Two halves of the bond fighting for dominance…”Alexander snapped his head towa

Sirens screamed through the collapsing stronghold.Red emergency lights flashed. Jetted smoke poured from broken vents. The floor cracked beneath their feet as the entire mountain shuddered like a beast waking in rage.“MOVE!” Sable shouted, sprinting ahead.A steel beam crashed behind her, barely missing Lena.Elias grabbed Lena’s arm, pulling her toward him.Alexander reached for her too, despite the pain cracking through his ribs.“Don’t you dare let go,” he growled.Lena held both their hands—her heart tearing as the two men glared at each other even while the world collapsed around them.Another explosion ripped through the hallway.Elias moved fast.Too fast.He took Lena by the waist, swept her off her feet, and leapt over a falling slab of concrete with supernatural speed.Alexander tried to follow—But his injured leg buckled.He fell hard.“Alex!” Lena screamed.Elias froze.Their eyes met.Elias hated Alexander.But Lena loved him.So Elias turned back.He knelt, grabbed A

The night exploded into chaos.Circle soldiers formed a perimeter around the blast site—rifles lifted, scopes glinting, drones humming overhead. Red laser dots danced across the snow like a silent warning.“DOWN!” Alexander hissed, dragging Lena behind a fallen log.Elias stepped in front of both of them, glowing like a small sun ready to erupt.His amber eyes narrowed, jaw clenched.“They want her,” he said, voice low.“They’ll have to go through me.”Sable stood a few meters away, hands raised lazily, as if she were bored.“They won’t negotiate,” she said calmly.“They’ll shoot to kill.”Alexander looked at her sharply.“Is that supposed to be helpful?”Sable smirked.“No. It’s supposed to be realistic.”Lena peeked over the log.There were dozens of soldiers. Maybe more. All armored. All armed.Her blood ran cold.“They knew we were here,” she whispered.“They were waiting.”Alexander nodded grimly.“They must’ve tracked the facility’s collapse. Or Sable led them here.”Sable didn’

The Circle soldiers began to rise again—shaking off snow, reloading weapons, repositioning with military precision.Laser sights dotted the trees.Drones rebooted, humming back to life.The first shockwave from Lena had knocked them down—But not out.Alexander pulled Lena behind him instinctively.Elias stepped in front of both of them.Sable simply crossed her arms, as if she expected this.The Commander’s voice echoed again through the clearing:“Target reacquired.Engage.Do not let the girl escape.”Elias’s eyes flashed molten amber.“They’re calling her a target,” he growled.“They’re going to die for that.”Alexander stepped forward despite his bruised ribs—despite every drop of pain in his body.“Lena, stay behind me.”Elias snarled.“You can’t protect her! You can barely stand!”Alexander glared back.“And you can’t control yourself.”Before they could clash again, Lena cried out:“DON’T! We don’t have time—”A gunshot cut her off.CRACK!A sniper round shot through the trees

Snow settled over the devastated clearing like a shroud, covering shattered drones and fallen soldiers.The forest had gone eerily quiet—no wind, no birds, no movement.Only two men remained standing in the wreckage:One on his knees, trembling.The other barely staying upright.And the girl at the center of their world—gone.Taken.Alexander forced himself to stand, despite the stabbing pain in his ribs.Each breath felt like a knife.Each heartbeat felt empty without her voice, her touch, her light beside him.“We’re going after her,” he whispered.But Elias didn’t answer.He didn’t move.He knelt in the snow, hands buried in the white powder, golden veins dim and fading.His chest rose and fell with shallow, broken breaths.Alexander turned toward him.“Elias. Hey—look at me.”Nothing.“Elias!”Still nothing.Alexander limped closer and grabbed Elias’s shoulder.“Don’t you shut down on me—she needs you!”Elias finally lifted his head.His eyes were no longer amber.No longer glowi