All Chapters of I Married the Devil to Kill My Own Family: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

The metal floor of the punishment chamber was covered in murky pools where dead ice had melted away.The blizzard had finally fallen silent.Only the cold air seeping from underground fissures remained, carrying with it the lingering scent of blood.Alexander's massive body had completely relaxed.The indiscriminate violence that had consumed him earlier had receded.He lowered his broad back and bent his injured right knee, dropping to one knee beside Vivienne.At that moment, he resembled a wounded apex predator, slowly recovering from near death.He turned his rugged face sideways, pressing his nose against her palm.Each heavy breath brushed across the delicate skin of her wrist.His hands hovered in the air.His fingers twitched uncontrollably.He dared not touch her pale skin.Instead, he traced the crimson symbols beneath her collarbone through mere millimeters of air.Obsession and overwhelming fear intertwined in his bloodshot eyes.Just minutes ago, he had nearly cut her art

The Gulfstream G650ER tore into the stratosphere like a blade forced through steel.Cabin temperature regulation was running at full capacity.But it wasn’t enough.Vivienne lay sunk deep into the velvet seat.Beneath her left collarbone, the crimson sequence of symbols burned hotter with every passing second.The heat wasn’t external.It was inside her veins.A suffocating biological surge, crawling through her bloodstream like molten code.Her body temperature was rising out of control.Across from her, Alexander went rigid.Every muscle locked.His rough palm hovered just inches from her waist, suspended mid-air like a restrained strike.His head remained lowered, throat vibrating with a low, unstable frequency.A sound that didn’t belong to something human anymore.Bang.The reinforced cockpit partition exploded inward.The assistant stumbled through the opening, crashing onto the wool carpet, clutching a military tablet flickering with corrupted red code.“Master!”His voice crac

The terminal’s motherboard split in two. Charred white smoke drifted upward—thin, slow, collapsing into the cold air.Vivienne lowered her eyes.Looked at the man kneeling on one knee.“You belong to me,” she said, voice steady and flat. “Even if the abyss comes for you, it still has to ask whether I’ve signed the release.”Silence dropped instantly.The man’s forearm veins snapped upward in brutal tension. Thick fingers locked into the carpet edge—so hard the nails began to lift.He didn’t speak.A low, fractured sound rolled from his throat. Barely human.His bloodshot eyes stayed fixed on her pale foot.Not moving.Not blinking.Seven hours later.Frozen rain hammered against Manhattan’s glass curtain walls.Cold air cut through steel structure, through skin, through bone.Wall Street’s banquet entered its final countdown.A double door opened.Five figures entered.Leading them was Leo.European haute couture director on paper. A Rothschild-owned dog underneath.Two rows of d

Lower Manhattan. Freezing rain lashed against the bulletproof glass.A convoy of black Rolls-Royce Phantoms tore through the storm, skidding to a stop outside the Empire State Building’s top-floor banquet hall.Inside, darkness. The partition rose.Alexander’s thick neck bore the restless dark-gold veins that curled beneath the skin, twitching like a living threat.Vivienne leaned back against the leather chair, eyelids lowered.Her bare left hand lifted, cold and pale, pressing against his throbbing carotid.Fingertips traced the tense veins downward, pressing hard.Heat collided with ice.The living vines shrank instantly, retreating deep into the recesses of his tailored suit.He swallowed heavily, every breath measured.He did not dare look up.He let her control him.The car door opened.High boots splashed through puddled reflections.The two-meter-tall male frame, draped in a dark-patterned bespoke suit, pressed the fragile woman close, shielding her completely.Media flashes c

The master bedroom on the top floor still carried the aftermath of a magnetic pulse strike. Wall circuits were burned out in jagged veins. Only the backup line above the headboard remained alive.A bedside lamp glowed weakly.Shadows pressed in from all sides.Alexander filled the room.A massive silhouette anchored at the center of the bed, one arm stretched across it like a lock that couldn’t be opened. Vivienne lay inside that space without even trying to escape it.Cold cedar clung to the air. Blood, faint but real, underneath it.“Bring her back—”Something deep under the ocean was still speaking.Seven thousand meters down.Not a signal anymore. A presence.It moved through the lowest layer of his mind like pressure instead of sound.His body answered before thought did.A drop of dark blood hung at his fingertip.Almost touching her skin.Too close.His throat tightened. Air stopped halfway in.He didn’t breathe.Couldn’t.He pulled back.Slow at first.Then faster—like dist