《THE BILLIONAIRE HIDDEN SIN 》全部章節：第 131 章 - 第 140 章

Edwin’s POVThe house by the water had become more than four walls and a view. It had become the place where the fractures in my soul were slowly knitting back together, one sunrise at a time.I woke to the steady warmth of Daniel’s body curled protectively around mine. His chest was pressed firmly to my back, one strong arm draped over my waist with his palm spread possessively across my stomach. His breath was warm and even against the nape of my neck. Sunlight filtered through the sheer curtains, casting soft golden patterns across the rumpled sheets. The distant rhythm of waves provided the constant, soothing soundtrack that had become the background music to our healing.For several long minutes I simply lay there, breathing it all in. No racing thoughts. No immediate dread. Just the quiet certainty that I was safe, loved, and exactly where I belonged.I turned carefully in his arms so I could face him. Daniel’s eyes were still closed, lashes dark against his cheeks, but the corn

Edwin’s POVThe house by the water had become the rhythm of my days, the steady heartbeat beneath everything else.I woke slowly to the familiar warmth of Daniel’s body curled protectively around mine. His chest was pressed firmly to my back, one strong arm draped over my waist with his palm spread possessively across my stomach. His breath was warm and even against the nape of my neck. Sunlight filtered through the sheer curtains, casting soft golden patterns across the rumpled sheets. The distant sound of waves rolling onto the shore provided the constant, soothing soundtrack that had become woven into the fabric of our healing.For several long minutes I simply lay there, breathing it all in. No racing heart. No immediate dread. Just the quiet certainty that I was safe, loved, and exactly where I belonged.I turned carefully in his arms so I could face him. Daniel’s eyes were still closed, lashes dark against his cheeks, but the corner of his mouth curved upward like he could sense

Edwin’s POVThe house by the water had become the sanctuary I never knew I needed. Every morning felt like a quiet victory waking up safe, wanted, and no longer waiting for the next blow to fall.I stirred slowly, cocooned in the warmth of Daniel’s body. His chest was pressed firmly against my back, one strong arm draped over my waist with his palm spread possessively across my stomach. His breath was steady and warm against the nape of my neck. Sunlight filtered through the sheer curtains, casting soft golden patterns across the rumpled sheets. The distant rhythm of waves rolling onto the shore provided the constant, soothing soundtrack that had become part of my nervous system proof that peace could exist after chaos.For several long minutes I simply lay there, breathing it all in. No racing heart. No checking my phone for new threats. Just the quiet certainty that I was safe, loved, and exactly where I belonged.I turned carefully in his arms so I could face him. Daniel’s eyes we

Edwin’s POVThe house by the water had become the anchor I never knew I was searching for. Every corner, every view, every quiet moment felt like proof that survival could slowly transform into something softer — something that resembled living instead of just enduring.I woke slowly that morning, cocooned in the familiar warmth of Daniel’s body. His chest was pressed firmly against my back, one strong arm draped over my waist with his palm spread possessively across my stomach. His breath was warm and steady against the nape of my neck. Sunlight filtered through the sheer curtains, casting soft golden patterns across the rumpled sheets. The distant rhythm of waves rolling onto the shore below provided the constant, soothing soundtrack that had become part of my nervous system — proof that peace could exist after chaos.For several long minutes I simply lay there, breathing it all in. No racing heart. No immediate dread. Just the quiet certainty that I was safe, loved, and exactly whe

Edwin’s POVThe house by the water had become the quiet miracle I returned to every night, the place where the weight of the past finally felt lighter than the promise of tomorrow.I woke slowly that morning, cocooned in the steady warmth of Daniel’s body. His chest was pressed firmly against my back, one strong arm draped over my waist with his palm spread possessively across my stomach. His breath was warm and even against the nape of my neck. Sunlight filtered through the sheer curtains, casting soft golden patterns across the rumpled sheets. The distant rhythm of waves rolling onto the shore below provided the constant, soothing soundtrack that had become part of my nervous system — proof that peace could exist after chaos.For several long minutes I simply lay there, breathing it all in. No racing heart. No immediate dread. Just the quiet certainty that I was safe, loved, and exactly where I belonged.I turned carefully in his arms so I could face him. Daniel’s eyes were still cl