All Chapters of Bound By His Name : Chapter 121 - Chapter 127

Damien POVI stepped out of the vehicle and stood before the massive building that housed Monica and the people who had been foolish enough to stand between me and what I had come to collect.Security surrounded the entire property, with guards stationed at the entrance, along the walls, and across the grounds, all armed and alert.Peru and Victor stepped out behind me.Victor stretched his shoulders and glanced around with an eager grin despite the situation.“Ah, boss,” he said, rubbing his hands together. “Finally. We're going to have a little excitement. We've been too cold for too long. It's about time I got my hands dirty.”Peru scoffed. “You sound like a child who has been waiting for someone to give him permission to break something.”Victor grinned wider. “And you're telling me you don't feel the same?”I ignored their exchange and turned toward Peru. “Is the building surrounded?”Peru's expression immediately became serious. “Yes. Every entrance and surrounding route is cove

Damien POV The ship moved steadily across the dark water, its engines vibrating beneath our feet while the wind pushed hard against the open deck. Fred stood several feet away from me with his hands restrained behind his back. “You think you've won because you dragged me onto a ship?” he shouted over the wind. “You think this makes you better than me?” I stared at him. “You and Elias are the real evil forces here. You both walk around destroying people's lives and then pretend you're innocent. You took everything from me and expect me to sit quietly and accept it.” I stepped closer. “You kidnapped a child.” “I did what I had to do!” “You bastard.” Fred's face twisted. “And you think you're different? Look at yourself, Damien. Look at what you've become. You have men everywhere. You control people through fear. You decide who lives and who dies. You call yourself a protector while you destroy anyone who stands against you.” “You're still talking.” “Because someone n

Elias pov I picked up a handful of sand and let it rest in my palm before slowly throwing it into the grave where my daughter had been laid to rest.The sand scattered across the fresh earth, disappearing among the soil that now covered Benita.Benny was strapped securely against my chest in his baby carrier, sleeping peacefully through everything, his small body rising and falling against me while I stood there staring at the grave of the child who should have been growing beside him.I stepped back.Damien moved forward next and released his own handful of sand onto the grave, followed by Emily and the others. Nobody said anything. There was nothing anyone could say that would make the empty space beside Benny feel less painful.The priest who had been called for the burial stood before us and began the prayers, his voice carrying through the quiet air as he spoke about life, death, and the soul returning to God. I listened without reacting, my hand resting against Benny's back wh

Elias POV “What did you discover about my father?” Damien picked up the file again and turned to another page, scanning the documents before he began speaking. “I dug deeper into your past, and from what I found, your father was the one who built the company. However, there was someone working behind the scenes who contributed significantly to its growth.” I frowned. “I don't understand what you're trying to tell me. Get straight to the point, Damien. I don't have all the time in the world.” He gave me a brief look before opening the file to another section and turning it toward me. A photograph of a building filled the page, its structure familiar enough to make me lean closer. “Do you recognize this place?” he asked. I studied the photograph. “Yes.” “After your parents left the organization, your mother went into hiding and eventually sought treatment for her condition. The organization already knew she had taken the last remaining sample of the serum, but rather than immedi