《My Possessive CEO (Can love conquer pain?)》全部章節：第 171 章 - 第 180 章

“No…”The word barely exists.It falls apart before it fully leaves my lips.Because there’s nothing left to hold onto.No pulse.No movement.No Leon.The sound of that flatline still echoes in my head—sharp—endless—like it carved itself into my bones.“Leon… wake up…”My hands tremble as I press harder against his chest—as if I can force life back into him—as if I can refuse reality hard enough for it to break.“Please…”Nothing.The world doesn’t react.No miracle.No sudden breath.Just silence.Heavy.Crushing.Final.“You promised…” I whisper.But he didn’t.He never did.And somehow—that hurts even more.My fingers curl into his shirt—gripping it tightly—like if I let go—he’ll disappear completely.Like this moment will become real.Permanent.“No… I won’t accept this…”My voice shakes.But something else is there too.Something sharper.Colder.Stronger.Because I’ve lost too much already.And I’m not losing him like this.Not to that thing.Not to something that used

“RUN—!”Leon’s scream tears through the air—raw—desperate—final.But I don’t move.I can’t.Because this isn’t something you run from.This is something you either stop—or lose everything to.“Not happening,” I whisper.The darkness around him expands—violent—unstable—like it’s about to implode or take the entire world with it.His body lifts higher—suspended in the storm of energy—every muscle strained—every part of him fighting something that’s trying to erase him.“…self-destruct sequence initiated…” the system echoes.“No!” I shout.“…host integrity compromised…”“STOP IT!”“…termination required…”The energy spikes—blinding—overwhelming—and for a second—I can’t even see him anymore.Just light.Just darkness.Just destruction.“Leon!”“…Maria…” his voice cuts through—faint—breaking—“…don’t…”“I’m not leaving you!”“…you have to…”“No!”The ground beneath me fractures—cracks spreading outward—the air itself vibrating from the pressure.“…final phase…” the system

“NO—!” The word tears out of me as the energy erupts again. It’s weaker than before— fractured— unstable— but it’s still there. Still alive. “Leon, stay with me!” I shout, gripping him tightly. His body convulses— violent— unnatural— like something is clawing its way back to the surface. “…system… reactivating…” the voice glitches. “No, you’re not!” I snap. “…host… compromised…” “You already lost.” “…incorrect…” His fingers dig into my arm— too tight— pain shooting through me— but I don’t pull away. “…recovery… possible…” “Not happening.” I press my forehead against his— closing the distance— forcing him to focus. “Leon, listen to me.” His eyes flicker— back and forth— light— dark— light— dark— “…Maria…” he breathes. “Yes.” “…still here…?” “Always.” Relief flashes across his face— brief— fragile— real. “…thought I… lost you…” “You didn’t.” “…good…” The system pulses— interrupting— “…emotional interference… increasing…” “Shut up,” I whisper

“...residual… active…”“No,” I breathe, gripping his shirt tighter. “We ended it.”Leon’s eyes flicker—light, then dark, then light again—like something is trying to rewrite him in real time.“…fragment… persists…” the voice slips through him.My pulse spikes.“Then we finish it,” I snap.“…host unstable…”“He’s still here,” I say, leaning close. “And he’s not yours.”Leon inhales sharply, like the air cuts.“Maria…” he whispers.“I’m here.”“…don’t let it—”“I won’t.”His body jerks—hard—like a string yanked too tight.“…containment failing…”“Then we don’t contain it,” I say. “We remove it.”The ground hums faintly under us. Not like before—no massive storm—but a low, angry vibration.“…last fragment… adapting…”“Of course it is,” I mutter. “It’s desperate.”Leon grips my wrist, eyes locking onto mine—clear, for a second.“…it’s hiding…” he says.“Where?”“…not just… in me…”Cold slides down my spine.“What do you mean?”He exhales, shaking.“…it split… when we broke it…”My heart d

“It… evolved?”The words don’t feel real as they leave my mouth.Because we ended it.We broke it.We destroyed every piece—didn’t we?Leon doesn’t answer immediately.And that silence?It tells me everything I don’t want to hear.“…Leon.”His jaw tightens.“…it’s gone from us,” he says carefully.“That’s not what I asked.”“…Maria—”“Tell me the truth.”A pause.Then—“…it’s not inside either of us anymore.”Relief hits first.Sharp.Fast.Dangerous.“Then that’s good.”“…not necessarily.”And just like that—the relief dies.Cold.“What do you mean not necessarily?”Leon exhales slowly.Like he’s choosing every word carefully.“…before, it needed a host.”“…yeah.”“…now… it doesn’t.”My stomach drops instantly.“No.”“…it adapted.”“No.”“…it learned from us.”“No.”Each word comes out sharper.Harder.Because if I say no enough times—maybe it won’t be true.“…it’s no longer bound to a body,” he finishes.Silence.Heavy.Suffocating.“That’s not possible,” I say.“…it is.”“We des