All Chapters of HIS BLIND OBSESSION : Chapter 101 - Chapter 103

I couldn’t stop thinking about the photograph. It wasn’t even a particularly unusual picture. I was standing outside the coffee shop, holding a takeaway cup, looking down at my phone. But the date on the back had changed everything. It had been taken months before I applied for Damien’s job. Someone had been watching me before I even knew there was anything to watch. I barely spoke during the drive home. Damien noticed, of course. He always did. His hand rested on my thigh, his thumb moving slowly against my skin. “You’re thinking about it.” I looked at him. “You’re getting annoyingly good at that.” “I’ve always been good at it.” “Not when you couldn’t see me.” His mouth curved slightly. “I could hear you.” “That isn’t the same thing.” “No,” he admitted. “But now I can see enough to know when you’re worried.” He wasn’t fully sighted, not even close. His right eye had improved after Zurich, and there were days when he could see much more than before. He could recogni

By the time Damien and I left the penthouse, Marcus had already confirmed the address. Martin Coley was still working in London. He had an office in Mayfair now, but the investigation he had been hired for had ended years ago. Damien drove most of the way himself. His vision had improved enough that he could manage familiar routes during the day, although he still preferred having someone else drive when traffic was heavy. Today, however, he seemed determined to do it himself. I sat beside him, reading through the short report Marcus had sent. The more I read, the less comfortable I became. The investigator hadn’t simply been asked to look into the recruitment process. He had been asked to identify the person behind the candidate selection. And somewhere in those notes was a reference to my brother. I closed the file. “Do you think he’ll tell us everything?” Damien kept his eyes on the road. “If he knows that the people who hired him are no longer in control of the situat