Lahat ng Kabanata ng MARRIED TO MY ENEMY BILLIONAIRE: Kabanata 21 - Kabanata 30

Silence.Dead.Heavy.Victor’s finger rested on the trigger.Lina couldn’t breathe.Adrian stood frozen—Every muscle in his body tense.“Don’t,” he said again.Low.Deadly.Victor smiled faintly.“And why not?”Adrian’s eyes darkened.“Because if you do…”A pause.“You won’t walk out of here.”Victor chuckled softly.“You still think you’re in control.”Lina’s heart pounded wildly.Her eyes flicked between them.This was it.“You’re wrong,” Victor continued.His gaze returned to Lina.Cold.Precise.“This is how you break a man like you.”Her breath hitched.“Piece by piece.”The gun lifted slightly—Steady.Adrian moved.Just a fraction—But enough.“VICTOR—”BANG.The sound exploded through the room.Lina gasped—Her body jerking slightly—Then—Silence.No pain.She blinked.Confused.Her hands moved instinctively—Checking herself.No blood.What…?Then—A thud.Lina’s head snapped to the side.One of Victor’s men collapsed to the ground.Shot.Victor lowered the gun slowly.The

Part 1: The Silence AfterThe chaos was over.The building slowly emptied.Voices faded.Footsteps disappeared.But inside—The silence between them remained.Lina stood a few steps away from Adrian.Watching him.Really watching him.The blood on his shirt.The tension in his shoulders.The way he still hadn’t relaxed.“You’re hurt,” she said again.“I said I’m fine.”“You’re not.”He didn’t argue this time.Part 2: The BreakSomething snapped inside her.“Why do you always do that?” she asked.Adrian frowned slightly.“Do what?”“Act like nothing affects you,” she said.A pause.“It does,” he replied.“Then show it.”Silence.Her chest tightened.“You almost died,” she continued, her voice shaking now.“And you’re just standing there like it’s normal.”His jaw clenched.“It is normal.”That hit her hard.“No,” she said. “It shouldn’t be.”Part 3: The Truth Comes Out“You think I don’t care?” he asked quietly.“I don’t know what to think anymore,” she admitted.That honesty—It shift

Part 1: The SilenceThe room felt too small.Too quiet.Too heavy.Lina stared at the phone in Adrian’s hand.At the photo.At the woman who looked so much like her.Her mother.Standing beside Victor.Smiling.Happy.Her chest tightened painfully.“This… doesn’t make sense,” she whispered.Adrian didn’t interrupt.Didn’t soften it.Because there was nothing to soften.Part 2: The Realization“You knew,” she said slowly.It wasn’t a question.Adrian’s silence confirmed it.Her head snapped up.“You knew,” she repeated.“Yes.”The word hit harder than anything else.“How long?” she demanded.“Since the night he came back.”Her breath caught.“And you didn’t tell me?”“I wasn’t sure—”“Don’t,” she cut in sharply.Her voice shook now.“Don’t lie to me.”Silence.Because he wasn’t lying.He just hadn’t told her.Part 3: The Hurt“You let me walk into this again,” she said.Her eyes burned.“First the event… now this?”“It wasn’t the same,” Adrian said.“It feels the same,” she snapped.Th

Part 1: The ArrivalThe place was exactly what she expected.Isolated.Quiet.Wrong.An abandoned riverside warehouse.Lina stepped out of the car slowly.Her heart pounding.Her instincts screaming.This was a mistake.But she kept walking.“I’m here,” she said into the empty space.Silence.Then—“You came.”Victor stepped out of the shadows.Calm.Composed.Like he’d been waiting forever.Part 2: Face to FaceLina didn’t step back.Didn’t show fear.“You said you had the truth,” she said.Victor studied her.Carefully.“You look just like her.”Her jaw tightened.“Don’t talk about my mother like that.”A faint smile.“You don’t even know her story.”Part 3: The First Crack“Then tell me,” Lina demanded.Victor walked slowly around her.Not touching.But close enough to feel dangerous.“She wasn’t weak,” he said.“She wasn’t someone who could be ‘taken.’”Lina frowned.“She chose.”Her breath caught.“Chose what?”Victor stopped in front of her.“Adrian.”Silence.“That’s what he to

Part 1: Restless MorningSleep never came.Lina lay staring at the ceiling as the night slowly faded into morning.Every time she closed her eyes—She saw it again.Victor’s voice.Adrian’s silence.Her mother’s face.Nothing felt stable anymore.“Enough,” she whispered.She sat up, her expression shifting.No more confusion.No more waiting.“If they won’t tell me the truth…”A pause.“I’ll find it myself.”Part 2: Going BackThe decision came quickly.Almost instinctively.Her old house.A place she had avoided for years.A place filled with memories she didn’t want to touch.But now—It might be the only place with answers.Part 3: The HouseThe gate creaked as she pushed it open.The sound echoed in the quiet morning.The house stood still.Unchanged.Like it had been waiting.Lina hesitated at the door.Her hand hovering over the handle.Then—She pushed it open.Part 4: MemoriesDust floated in the air.The silence felt heavy.Too heavy.Her chest tightened as memories rushed in