All Chapters of Stolen by My Sister... CLAIMED by the BILLIONAIRE : Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

The Feeling of Being Watched(Ava’s POV)Something had changed.Ava couldn’t explain it, but she felt it.Like a shift in the air.Like the house itself was breathing differently.She stood in front of the mirror, adjusting the cuff of her blouse, studying her reflection. Everything looked normal.The room was immaculate.The estate was quiet.The guards were distant, as always.But the quiet no longer felt peaceful.It felt monitored.She walked to the window and pulled the curtain aside slightly.The iron gates stood tall at the end of the drive.And beyond them,A black car.Her heart skipped.It wasn’t moving.It wasn’t honking.It wasn’t even close enough to seem threatening.But it was there.Still.Watching.She told herself she was overthinking.Wealthy neighborhoods always had passing vehicles.Important men always had enemies.She had married Dominic Vale.Of course there would be things she didn’t understand.But the car had been there yesterday too.And the day before that

A Message Without a SignatureDOMINIC'S POV The mansion had never felt so tense.Security had doubled.No one spoke above a controlled tone.And Ava had not said a word to him since they returned.Dominic stood in his office, jacket discarded, sleeves rolled back. The captured men had already been transferred.They would talk.Everyone talked.Eventually.Victor entered quietly.“There’s something you need to see.”Dominic didn’t look up.“Report.”“It’s not from the men.”That made him lift his gaze.Victor placed a sealed black envelope on the desk.No return address.No seal.No fingerprint trace.Professional.Deliberate.Dominic opened it without hesitation.Inside,A single sheet.Thick paper.Minimal ink.Three lines. "You removed what was not yours to remove. Collateral does not become property simply because you place a ring on it. Return what belongs to me" No signature,ure.No threat written explicitly.But the implication was clear.The Lord did

Quiet DistanceAVA’S POVThe mansion was quiet again.Not the suffocating silence Ava had felt during her first days here, when every step felt like she was walking through someone else’s world. This silence was different. It felt… intentional.She had made it that way.Ava tied her hair into a loose ponytail and stood in the kitchen, staring at the bowl of flour in front of her. The chef named Marco watched her with a mixture of amusement and concern.“You’re thinking too much,” he said, leaning against the counter. “Baking doesn’t work like that.”Ava blinked, realizing she had been holding the whisk in midair for almost a full minute.“Sorry,” she murmured.Marco chuckled softly. “If you keep staring at it, the cake won’t mix itself.”She huffed out a quiet laugh and finally started stirring the batter again.The smell of vanilla and sugar filled the kitchen, warm and comforting. It reminded her of simpler days, days before wedding disasters, contracts, and mysterious threats.“Di

The Shadow Behind the HuntDOMINIC’S POVThe warehouse smelled like rust and blood.Dominic stepped out of the car slowly, his polished shoes hitting the concrete floor with quiet authority. The dim yellow lights hanging from the ceiling flickered slightly, casting long shadows across the room.Victor stood near a metal chair in the center of the warehouse, his expression calm as always.Three men were tied to the chairs.The attackers.They didn’t look nearly as confident as they had earlier.One of them had a swollen jaw. Another had blood dripping from a cut above his eye.Dominic walked closer.The sound of his footsteps echoed in the empty building.One of the men lifted his head and froze when he recognized him.“You…” he whispered.Dominic said nothing.He simply stopped in front of them.Victor spoke first.“They were harder to crack than usual,” he said calmly. “But fear works eventually.”Dominic’s gray eyes settled on the man in the middle.“Who sent you?”The man spat bloo

FracturesAVA'S POV Ava couldn't sleep.The mansion was silent, but her mind refused to rest.Every word Dominic had said replayed in her head like a broken record.Auction.Bounty.Men hunting her.And the most terrifying part of all,Her parents knew.She sat on the edge of the bed, staring at the faint moonlight pouring through the tall windows.Her entire life had been a lie.She had thought marrying Dominic was the worst thing that could happen to her.Now she realized it had actually saved her.Her fingers curled tightly in the bedsheets.Dominic.Her chest tightened.He had hidden the truth from her… but at the same time he had been protecting her the entire time.Stopping the auction.Blocking the buyers.Eliminating people who tried to take her.How long had he been doing that?How long had she been walking around freely while someone in the shadows was keeping monsters away from her?Her thoughts were interrupted by a soft knock on the door.She stiffened.The door slowly o