All Chapters of Bound To My Boss By Babies: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Cassian watched me pack a small overnight bag with his hands clenched at his sides like he was holding himself together by force alone. “I don't give in to anything, Elowen. It's just a space right? A temporary one”. He said. I nodded though my chest ached. We both knew how fragile that word was. Mary hovered in the doorway and told us that the security had cleared the route and the driver was ready. “So fast?” He asked with a tightened jaw. I zipped my bag shut. “That's the point”, I said softly. “They don't want us thinking”. The ride across London felt unreal. Every street and building looked familiar but it felt like I was living a life I hadn't lived yet. Finally, we arrived at the townhouse Mary arranged. Cassian refused to let go of my hand. He asked me to call him anytime. Day or night. I nodded. “Don't sign anything, not even a word or a line, ok?” I met his eyes. I promise. —- That night, I slept alone for the first time in weeks, fear crept in quietly. T

The first thing that went wrong was the silence from my father's side. No calls, messages or even threats.Cassian noticed it before anyone else.“They’re too quiet,” he said, pacing the townhouse living room.“That means they’re moving sideways.”Mary folded her arms.“Or even waiting for you to make a move.” “I won’t,” he replied flatly.I watched him, heart aching. Power didn’t scare Cassian at all, but losing control over the people he loved was what scared him the most.—--A knock came just after noon. It was not an aggressive one.Mary checked the security feed and stiffened.“It’s not legal,” she said slowly. “Private medical board.”I froze.“But, I didn’t call them.”“I know.”Cassian was already at my side.“No one sees her without my consent.”The man at the door smiled politely when Mary opened it.“Routine verification,” he said.Cassian stepped forward with a plain deadly voice.“She’s under my protection.”The man didn’t flinch.“And under our jurisdiction,” he repli

"To health,” he said calmly.“Especially when it’s so… fragile.”My stomach tightened.“I didn’t agree to this meeting,” I said, keeping my voice steady.“You agreed to safety and this is the cost,” he replied smoothly.The first meal course arrived untouched.No one ate, they just watched.“So tell me,” Mr. Blackmoor continued,“are you comfortable here?”I met his gaze.“No.”A flicker of amusement crossed his face.“Good,” he said.“Comfort breeds mistakes.”He slid a tablet across the table. It contained medical charts, ultra sound images and highlighted annotations.“One twin is under stress,” he said lightly.“Risk increases with emotional instability.”I felt cold.“That’s not what my doctor said.”His smile sharpened.“Your doctor reports to us now.”Across the ocean, Cassian’s phone buzzed.It was an encrypted message.A location pin flashed briefly, then vanished.Yura leaned in.“She’s with him,” she said softly.Cassian’s hands trembled with fury.Back at the table, Mr. Bl

The jet was silent except for the hum of the engines.I lay stretched across the narrow bed, Cassian seated beside me, his hand never leaving mine. The adrenaline had drained from my body, leaving me in exhaustion.“You scared me,” he said quietly.I turned my head to look at him.“I was trying to protect them,” I replied.“I know,” he said.“But please don't try to disappear without me ever again”.Tears slid down my temples.“I didn’t think I had a choice.”He leaned closer, resting his forehead against mine.“You always do, even everyone tells you otherwise.” he said.Mary appeared at the doorway.“We’re heading to a private estate,” she said.“Off-grid, no Blackmoor assets and no paper trail.”Cassian nodded in agreement.“Good.”She hesitated.“But there’s something else.”My stomach tightened.“Your father has filed an injunction,” she continued. “Emergency custody petition. He’s claiming medical negligence.”Rage burned through Cassian’s eyes.“He’s taking this issue far”.“Yes

The woman’s name was Helena Ward.She sat across from Cassian in the study, hands folded neatly in her lap. Her posture was composed but her eyes betrayed something raw.“I was your mother’s solicitor and her friend,” Helena said.Cassian didn’t interrupt.“She knew she wouldn’t live long,” Helena continued softly. “Not because she was sick but because she was trapped.”My breath caught.“Huh? Trapped?” I echoed.Helena nodded. She went ahead to tell him that his father didn't just control the company, he also controlled her exit. Cassian raised his eyes in bewilderment.“She tried to leave him,” Helena went on.“When she became pregnant with you, she wanted freedom.”There was dead silence.“She knew the kind of man he would become,” Helena added quietly.“And her instincts were right.”Cassian stood up abruptly, pacing round the room.“Why are you telling me now?” he demanded.“Because the trust activates only under one condition,” Helena replied.“If you publicly sever ties with B