All Chapters of Tales Of His Obsession : Chapter 61 - Chapter 67

The envelope arrived on a Tuesday, thick and heavy, the paper a creamy vellum that whispered of expense. Emblazoned on the front in embossed, midnight-blue ink was simply a name: Dr. Alistair Forbes.Inside, the card was a work of art.You are cordially invited to experience ‘Serenity.’ A seven-day retreat on a private island. Hosted by your patron, ‘Daddy.’ All expenses paid. Discretion guaranteed. Transportation provided. RSVP enclosed.Beneath the elegant script was a sleek, black credit-card-sized device. A single, pulsing blue light adorned its center. Alistair, a renowned neurosurgeon whose life was a sterile loop of ORs and academic journals, felt a thrill he hadn’t experienced in years. He pressed his thumb to the light.It flashed green. His RSVP was accepted.Across the city, others received similar invitations.Elena, a fierce corporate litigator who dominated boardrooms, traced the embossed letters with a manicured nail. ‘Daddy.’ The name sparked a dark curiosity in her gu

The air after lunch was heavy, humid, and thick with unspoken tension. Daddy’s mention of a “group session” hung over the guests like a gathering storm. Some, like Chloe, were flushed with anticipation, still riding the high of her cove encounter with Julian. Others, like Elena, wore masks of icy disdain, though the memory of her jumpsuit being ripped open in the jungle was a live wire beneath her skin. They were summoned not by a chime, but by a silent, beautiful attendant who merely appeared at the door of each suite and gestured. The message was clear: this was not an invitation. It was a summons. They were led not to the main house, but along a winding, shaded path through lush gardens to a separate, low-slung building made of dark volcanic rock and more of the omnipresent glass. It was the Wellness Pavilion. The name suggested spa treatments and yoga. The atmosphere suggested something else entirely. Inside, the lighting was soft, indirect, and tinged a faint, sensual purple.

The first name called was Chloe. The path to the cliffside villa was a steep, winding road carved into the black rock of the island’s northern point. The electric cart climbed in silence, the only sound the whisper of the tires and the ever-present roar of the ocean growing louder below. The villa itself came into view, a brutalist masterpiece of concrete and glass, seemingly growing out of the cliff edge. It was formidable, impregnable, a fortress of solitude and power. A male attendant, the same one Marcus had touched, met her at the entrance. He smiled, his serenity untouched. “Daddy is waiting for you in the viewing gallery.” The interior was a study in minimalist austerity and breathtaking views. One entire wall was glass, overlooking a churning, dizzying drop to the rocks and sea below. Daddy stood before it, his back to her, a silhouette against the storm-grey sky. “Chloe,” he said without turning. “Come. Stand beside me.” She did, her small frame feeling even smaller in t