《My Possessive CEO (Can love conquer pain?)》全部章節：第 161 章 - 第 170 章

“Don’t move.”The command slams into me before I even see him.My body locks instinctively.Not because I choose to—because something deep, buried, old responds before I can think.No.Not again.I force myself to breathe.Slow.Controlled.And I look up.He stands in the darkness like he owns it.Like he is it.No distortion.No illusion.Clear.Real.Exactly the way I remember.And that’s what makes it worse.“You always did listen eventually,” he says calmly.The voice.That voice.My chest tightens—but I don’t look away.Not this time.“You’ve been hiding,” I say.“Waiting.”A faint smile curves his lips.“I’ve been patient.”The space shifts around him.Not reacting.Obeying.This isn’t like the other layers.This isn’t something I can break with emotion.Or control.Or understanding.This—this is personal.“You built everything on this moment,” he continues.“Every fear.”“Every reaction.”“Every weakness.”“No,” I say quietly.“Yes.”“You don’t get to define me.”“I already

“MOVE!”Leon shoves me sideways—just as the ground explodes where I stood.Dark energy erupts upward like a spear—missing me by inches.I hit the ground hard, roll, and come up fast.No time to think.No time to breathe.Only fight.The void around us has no shape now.No structure.Just chaos—alive, shifting, attacking from every direction.“You said worse,” I snap, dodging another strike that tears through the air.“…I underestimated…” Leon coughs, barely steady on his feet.Blood stains his shirt.His breathing is uneven.But his eyes—still sharp.Still locked in.“Then don’t do that again.”A low, distorted laugh echoes everywhere.“You’re amusing.”The Mastermind—no—whatever it is now—is no longer contained.It doesn’t have a form.It doesn’t need one.The darkness itself moves.Strikes.Thinks.Kills.“You broke my limits,” it continues.“And now you’ll face the consequence.”The void surges.A wave of pure force crashes toward us.“DOWN!”We drop at the same time.The wa

“MARIA!”The scream tears through the silence—raw—broken—desperate.And then—nothing.No echo.No response.Just… emptiness.Leon drops to his knees the second the light fades.The battlefield is gone.The void—gone.The darkness—gone.Everything—gone.Except him.“…no…” his voice cracks.His hands slam into the ground—but there’s no ground.Just a pale, endless expanse stretching in every direction.“No. No, no, no—!”His breath turns uneven.Wild.Uncontrolled.“She wouldn’t—”The words fail.Because he felt it.The moment the core shattered.The moment she—disappeared.“Get up.”The voice comes from behind him.Calm.Unshaken.The same one that stepped through the crack.Leon doesn’t move.“…bring her back…” he mutters.“That’s not how this works.”“I don’t care how it works!”The force in his voice shakes the space—but nothing responds.No reaction.No system.Nothing left to break.“Then care,” the figure replies.“Because she’s not gone.”Silence.Sharp.Immediate.Leo

“DECIDE, LEON!”Her voice tears through everything—through the collapsing core—through the screaming system—through me.I don’t have time.I don’t have space.I don’t have options.Only a choice.Save her—or save us.My grip tightens around her hand.She’s shaking.Breaking.Fading.“Let me go!” she cries.“No.”“LEON—!”“No.”The word lands.Heavy.Final.Because I already know.“I choose you.”Silence.For a split second—everything stops.The core hesitates.The system falters.Even she—freezes.“…what?” she whispers.“I choose you.”The world slams back into motion.Violent.Unforgiving.“You can’t—!” she chokes.“I already did.”“You’ll disappear—!”“Then I disappear.”“No—!”Her grip tightens.Desperate.Terrified.“You don’t get to do this!” she screams.“I just did.”The system reacts instantly.Aggressive.Unstable.Trying to tear us apart.Trying to correct the outcome.“You were supposed to choose survival!” the voice roars.“I chose her.”“ERROR—!”Cracks spread faste

“Don’t—!”My voice breaks as his body jerks violently in my arms.“Leon, stay with me!”His fingers dig into my wrist—too tight—too strong—not him.“…Maria…” he gasps.“I’m here,” I whisper quickly.“I’m not going anywhere.”For a second—just a second—his eyes clear.Soft.Familiar.Him.“…good…” he breathes.Relief crashes into me—sharp—painful—dangerous.“Hold on,” I say, gripping him tighter.“You can fight this.”“…trying…”Then—it happens.His body goes completely still.No twitch.No breath.Nothing.“Leon…?”Silence.My heart stutters.“No.”I shake him lightly.“Leon.”Nothing.“No—”Harder this time.“Leon!”Still nothing.My chest tightens so violently I can’t breathe.“No, no, no—!”I press my hand against his chest.Feel for something—anything—a heartbeat—a breath—life—Nothing.Silence.Complete.Unforgiving.“No…!”The word comes out broken.Small.Like it doesn’t belong to me.Because this—this can’t be real.“You don’t get to do this,” I whisper.My voice