All Chapters of In the Arms of the Enemy’s Brother : Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Liam’s POV The moment the heavy metal door shut behind me, the sound echoed through the hallway and settled deep in my chest, like a final note sealing everything into place. For a second, I just stood there, my hand still resting on the handle, my breathing slow and controlled. She was here, finally. After months of searching, of sleepless nights, of chasing shadows and scraps of information that led nowhere, she was finally where she was supposed to be. I exhaled slowly, dragging a hand down my face as I leaned my head back against the wall. The tension that had been building inside me for months didn’t disappear, but it shifted. It settled into something heavier. Something steadier. I pushed myself off the door and started walking down the narrow hallway, my footsteps echoing softly against the concrete walls. The air smelled faintly of dust and dampness, but I barely noticed it anymore. My mind was somewhere else.On her, on the way she had looked at me. That fear in her eyes.

Liam’s POV I sat at my desk, papers spread out in front of me, going through the final details for the wedding. There were documents everywhere,lists, notes, arrangements,everything had to be perfect. I leaned back slightly and rubbed my eyes, feeling the weight of the long days catching up with me. I was tired, but it didn’t matter. It would all be worth it soon. Once I married Serena, everything would finally fall into place. Things would go back to how they were supposed to be. My gaze drifted to the papers again, but my thoughts moved somewhere else. She was still where I had kept her hidden. For a moment, something in me tightened. I didn’t like the way things had to be done. I didn’t like that she had to be tied up like that, locked away. And the fact that she kept refusing to eat only made things more difficult. She was being stubborn… more stubborn than I expected. But even with that, I wasn’t worried. I knew it wouldn’t last. Soon enough, she would come around. She just ne

Roman’s POV The past few days have felt long and heavy, like a bad dream that won’t end. Each day feels worse than the one before. I have never felt this empty before. It’s like there is a hole inside my chest that just won’t go away. Every morning, I wake up and stare at the ceiling, hoping all of this isn’t real. But then the silence in the house hits me, and I remember. Serena is not here,she disappeared without a trace, and it feels like something inside me is breaking. I’ve searched everywhere I can think of. I’ve driven around the city, going through streets I know so well, stopping at places we used to go together. The parks where we walked, the quiet spots we liked… I checked all of them, still nothing. I’ve even stopped strangers, showing them her picture, asking if they’ve seen her. Most of them just look at me with pity and shake their heads. No one has seen her. I even hired a private investigator. His name is Marco. He has a rough voice and a reputation for finding thi

Chloe’s POV I could not stay still, the moment I heard the news, it felt like something inside me snapped, and since then, my body had refused to rest for even a second. I kept pacing back and forth across the living room, my heels striking the tiled floor in sharp, uneven sounds that echoed too loudly in the silence around me. Every step felt restless, like I was trying to outrun something that was already inside me. My hands would not stay in one place either. One moment they were tangled in my hair, pulling slightly at the roots, the next they were pressed against my lips, then gripping my phone so tightly my fingers ached. Liam had been arrested, even thinking it made my chest tighten. The words did not feel real, yet they would not leave my head. They kept circling, repeating, growing louder the more I tried to ignore them. I stopped suddenly in the middle of the room, my breath coming out uneven as I stared at the blank wall in front of me. “No… this isn’t how it was supposed

Roman’s POV I sat on the couch in the living room, my hands folded in my lap, staring at the clock on the wall. The black suit hugged my body just right, and the white shirt underneath felt crisp against my skin. Upstairs, I could hear the soft sounds of Serena getting ready. My heart beat a little faster than usual. Tonight was the night. I had made the reservation weeks ago, picking a quiet rooftop restaurant with a view of the city lights. It was the perfect spot to finally say what had been building inside me for so long. My mind wandered back to how Serena was once just Liam’s girlfriend to me, someone I barely paid any attention to. I could literally count how many times we had talked on one hand. She was just… there, part of Liam’s life, not mine. I didn’t care one bit. My days were a blur of work, cigarettes, and trying to keep my head above water. Life felt empty, like I was just going through the motions. But now everything had changed. She changed everything. Before he