Semua Bab Bride For The Blind Don: Bab 221 - Bab 230

Amber. My heart hammered against my chest like a gunshot going off inside my ribs. My entire body felt like it was about to explode.Zeden hadn’t said a single word. He stood frozen at the top of the stairs, like my words had turned him to stone. Even blind, he should have heard me. I gathered what little strength I had left and screamed it again, my voice raw and breaking.“Zeden! Did you not fucking hear what I just said?! I just told you our child is missing!”“I heard you,” he said coldly, not even turning his head in my direction.“Then why are you just standing there and doing nothing?” I sobbed, my whole body shaking so violently I fell to my knees on the staircase, curling my arms around his legs like a lifeline. “Do something! Send your men! Send everyone! You know how to find people… it’s your thing! Please… I can’t bear it… she’s just a baby, Zeden. Our baby. Please, do something… I’m begging you…”Tears and snot soaked into his trousers as I pressed my face against h

Amber. I didn’t realize I had fallen asleep right on the floor, cuddling Zameera tightly, until Zeden’s voice cut through the quiet like a whip. He was shouting at Rukov to get the car keys. They were leaving instantly.I jolted awake, heart slamming against my ribs. I kissed Zam on her forehead, whispered for her to stay put, and bolted out of the room, running down the hallway. My bare feet slapped against the cold marble as I caught up with them at the driveway.Zeden stood there with his tapping stick, a group of men already piling into another car.“Zeden, where are you going?” I asked, breath coming out in hard pants.“Where else? Didn’t you put me on a timer?” he replied coldly.“Yes, I did. And that’s exactly why I’m asking where you’re going.”His lips parted to answer when Rukov walked up. “Boss, her location has been found.”“Good. Start the car.”Rukov moved to open the door for Zeden, but my hand shot out, holding it shut. “You’ve found Yulia. I’m coming with you then.”

Amber. We didn’t speak a word in the car. The silence pressed in heavier than any noise, thick and suffocating. My heart and head throbbed with a relentless ache. I swear I didn’t deserve any of this. The pain, the endless cost of marrying him. Zeden. Tears threatened to spill, and part of me wished they would. Not because his mother had stolen my child in some pathetic bid for revenge, but because I was simply exhausted. I couldn’t carry the weight anymore. “I think it’s time to let me go,” I said the moment we stepped into our room. I had followed him upstairs in silence, cradling Yulia close while Rukov helped guide Zeden. His footsteps halted the instant the words left my mouth. A low groan escaped him as he nodded slowly to Rukov, who slipped out and closed the door behind him. Yet Zeden acted as if he hadn’t heard me at all. He continued toward the bathroom. “Didn’t you hear what I said?” I asked, stepping closer. “I said, I think it’s time to let me—” “I heard

Zeden. I bent down and picked up a sharp shard of glass, then closed my fist around it. The edges sliced deep into my palm, warm blood seeping between my fingers. “This pain you’ve caused me is so much worse than anything I’ve ever felt,” I said through clenched teeth. Amber cut in before I could continue. “Zeden, I can’t keep living like this. Every single day has been torture since the beginning. Constant suffering, constant pain. It’s tearing me apart inside and messing with my head until I don’t even recognize myself anymore. I’m scared all the time. I jump at every sound, every shadow. I can’t breathe freely.” Her eyes darted down to Yulia, and fresh tears fell onto the baby’s blanket. “Look at us. We can’t live freely because of your enemies—people who are always ready to kill or punish us just because I married a blind, ruthless man who turned half the world against him. Look at Zameera. She can’t even go outside these walls. You won’t let her. She can’t have real friends

Amber.My chest heaved as I struggled to catch my breath. I knew Zeden would never let me go so easily.“Zeden…” I called out, my voice small and shaky.He raised a brow as I took three hesitant steps toward him. He remained completely still, calm in a way that terrified me more than any shout could. Despite my hammering heart and trembling legs, I held Yulia tight against me.“What’s happening, Zeden? They won’t let me leave.” I gestured toward the guards with my free hand. “And the door—the door is locked. It wouldn’t open when I tried.”He answered with a single nod, but not to me. It was directed at the nearest guard. Confusion washed over me as the man approached, his steps heavy with reluctance, as if disobeying might cost him his life.He reached out to take Yulia from my arms.“What are you doing? Get your hands off me! Let go of my child!” I shouted, panic rising fast. “Zeden, tell him to stop! Please, he’s trying to take Yulia away from me!”The guard was too strong. “