บททั้งหมดของ Shadows Of Obsession: The Stalker's Prey: บทที่ 131 - บทที่ 139

KAIFor a cockroach in the cartoon Lukas was watching, I ended up with a bruised forehead. “I'm sorry, baby,” Stein apologised for the 100th time as he changed the ice. “I shouldn't have sat up so fast.” He shot a glare at our son, who was now sitting silently in a corner. “It's not your fault.”“But —”“Stop apologising already.” I placed the ice pack on the table. “You have a bruise too,” I pointed out in case he had forgotten he'd been injured in the collision. “It's nothing compared to yours.” He rubbed it and smiled. “I'm okay.”“I never said you weren't okay.” I lay on the couch, with my face to the ceiling.While he scolded our son for being a softie, my mind drifted back to those cameras like it had been doing since our confrontation last night. I really wanted to believe him, but there was something plausible about his explanations. Why did he know to destroy them yesterday at the same time I found them?Why was he always a step ahead of everything I did? I really couldn

I knew it was Edward immediately I saw the number. He must have changed his phone, as I advised. I called the number, and unlike before, he took the call. “Sir.”“You got a new phone?” I got into my car and put on my seatbelt, but I didn't start the car immediately. “Yes. I did just like you asked me. I purchased a new phone and SIM card. We can speak freely with this one.” “Better.” I leaned in my seat. “You're still lodged in a hotel, right?”“Hmm. I'll stay here for a week while seeking new accommodations. I'll let you know when I've found one.”“Okay. Be careful.” I didn't ask for the name of the hotel he was staying at. I just wanted to tread carefully in case someone was listening to the call from his side. “Did you speak with Mr Schmidt about those cameras?”I let out a deep sigh and nodded, only to realise that he couldn't see me. “I did. I confronted him last night.”“And?”“He claimed Jonas forced him to do it.” I pinched the bridge of my nose and let out another deep si

KAIWe talked about everything during dinner, but not the conversation we had earlier when I returned. It was as if we were tiptoeing around it. I still couldn't shake off the feelings I'd been getting from him each time he spoke about me leaving. But I didn't voice it.We had a wonderful dinner, and after he cleared the table, he brought out a bottle of wine.“What are we celebrating tonight?” I raised a brow as he poured wine into a glass cup and passed it over to me.“Do we need a reason to celebrate?” Smiling, he raised his cup and clinked with mine. “I just thought it would be awesome to share a wine with you today after everything we've been through.”I stared at the wine as if it were poison. “Did you drug this?”He rolled his eyes. “Come on, baby. You know I wouldn't stoop so low to do that. That aphrodisiac was your idea, don't forget. I went with the flow.”“You don't have to bring that up now.” I grimaced, thinking of the first time we spent together. He bloody tricked me i

He pulled them down, and I watched as his cock sprang free. I'd seen it over ten times, but tonight it felt like the first time. It was almost as if I were seeing him for the first time, this man I'd married, this man who was looking at me like I was something precious.He settled over me again, and this time there was nothing between us. Skin against skin, heat against heat, his cock pressing against mine as his hips found a slow, grinding rhythm. The friction was maddening. It was just enough to make me want more, but never enough to satisfy.“Stein.” I gasped his name as I pulled him closer. “Fuck, Stein.”“I know.” He placed his forehead on mine. “I know. I can't—” He groaned, his hips stuttering. “You feel so good.”His hand came up, and he cupped my face, tilting it up to meet his eyes.“I love you,” he whispered. “I don't say it enough. I don't show it enough. But I love you, Kai. I love you so much, it scares me.”He kissed me, knowing I wouldn't say those words back at him. H

It had been four days since I met with my half-brothers, and we had kicked off the preparations. I chatted with Albert about the Funeral preparations, while Stein did the physical jobs like going to the locations and setting everything up. I still spoke with Edward, but it was mostly about how we could get the company back on its feet. I still had some money in my account, but that wouldn't be enough to take us back to how things were before Leon's tax evasions were discovered. And I really didn't want to ask Stein for help, not that I was confident he could. We were, after all, suffering almost the same thing. Even though he still had his company running since he removed that from Jonas' company, I doubted he had much to spare. Stein was currently making dinner with Lukas, who constantly kept asking for the ingredients. From the sitting room, I could hear him talking and chuckling whenever Stein said or did something funny. I rubbed my index finger on my forehead and let out a si