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Certainly! Here is Chapter 94 from Daniel’s point of view, with a minimum of 1000 words: Daniel's POV The silence in my office is deafening. No phone calls, no emails, just the faint hum of the city outside my window and the pounding of my own thoughts. I stare at the wall, trying to keep my mind from spiraling, but the truth keeps creeping in an ugly, relentless truth I’ve been avoiding for weeks. Edwin’s confrontation in the rain haunted me. His eyes, his anger, his pain they all reflected my own. But beneath that, beneath the betrayal and the heartbreak, there’s something else I need to face. Something I’ve kept buried, even from myself.

She was disgusted just by the sound of my name. Even the hand I used to play the violin was broken on her orders, all because of a "debt of gratitude", something utterly ridiculous that they didn't even know the truth about. With nothing left to say, I merely lowered my head. "I don't want anything. I just want an end to this. Having lost everything, the only thing left that is mine is my own life." "Why does Daniel keep saying things that hurt the female lead?" "Honestly, the male lead is kind of disgusting. The female lead is devoted and endures everything in silence. What more does he want from her?"

I wondered if the latter had an inferiority complex after finding out he had a half-brother. “Alpha Crane,” Silas greeted first. Daniel bowed. “It is an honor to finally meet you, Alpha Crane,” his words were smooth, humble, but no added layer of subservience or willingness to please. “Daniel Croft. I have heard much about you,” I remarked then turned to Silas. “You are completely recovered now. What do you intend to do when you return to your pack?” Silas’expression darkened and I noticed Daniel’s glance land on his father, waiting with unreadable eyes.

Mia and Lila wandered off together, still buzzing with energy, talking about exploring the penthouse or watching a movie in the media room. “Come find us when you’re ready, Serena.” Mia called over her shoulder as I was left alone again, the silence settling heavily. I sank back into the bed, staring at the ceiling, my mind drifting to the debt I thought I’d cleared and the way Daniel had stepped in like a dark knight with dangerous edges. The door opened quietly a few moments later as Daniel stepped in, looking breathtaking in a tailored shirt hugging his broad shoulders, his dark eyes softening as they found me. My heart skipped fast.“Good morning,” I greeted softly, standing up and smooth

Silence" Daniel screamed, shutting everyone's mouths at the same time. The smile had disappeared from his face and now I could see anger in his eyes. He pointed the gun at me as he warned, "do not test me otherwise the next bullet would go into your fiance's brain. So what's it gonna be darling?" I stared at him as my body shivered in fear. I looked at Brian who was bleeding but trying not to make a sound. I knew he wouldn't make it if he didn't get medical attention on time. Left with no other choice, I decided to get it over with to save Brian. The priest had already closed his eyes again so Daniel had to order him to open them.

I find Silas in his office frowning at a stack of papers and I can just imagine that he is probably trying to figure out Eli’s finances. Silas has been trying to move the money to one bank account, but Eli had so many bank accounts that it’s a royal mess. I take a seat on the arm of his chair and kiss the top of his head. He leans back and closes his eyes, sighing for a moment. “Hey beautiful. I hope your day was better than mine.” He opens his eyes and I smile, waving the book about. Interest sparks in his eyes as he takes it from me and I show him what we found.

Silas’ POV The scent of blood was old now. His wrists were raw from fighting the chains, his vision blurred from the steady burn of wolfsbane. But his mind… his mind was still sharp. Noah hadn’t returned since their last argument. Which could only mean one thing. Someone else was coming. The kind of someone who wouldn’t hesitate. The kind who didn't leave bruises. Killers. And Silas was the prize. He closed his eyes. Not to sleep but to focus.

He promised nothing like this would happen, yet she is going through that nightmare again. The silence was deafening as the man - Davis - thrust into her harshly and without any mercy he savaged her like a deranged animal. Aanya's dress was hoisted up all the way to her waist while her arms lay paralysed on her side. The only relief was that Evan was here and his icy Blue eyes seemed to pull her into a safety net. Yet another problem, she didn't want him here. She didn't want him to see her being treated as a doll and turn into a disgusting mess of a ball. She felt dirty.

“No, I’m good,” “I’ll take a scotch,” Daniel interjected. “Thanks,” Raphael nodded to the waiter who quickly scurried to get the drink. Then he turned his head to his brother and asked, “When did you get back from Paris?” “Last night,” Daniel replied. “You were in Paris?” Sierra turned her head instinctively. This topic obviously piqued her interest. “Yes, I was supposed to be there for work, but I took a week off and just traveled for a bit,” Daniel replied.

Chapter 16 – Hyacinth I couldn't shake the feeling that something was off. I’d been trying to distract myself—by keeping busy, by staying away from Silas—but it wasn’t working. The more I tried to ignore it, the more the weight of it all pressed on my chest. The tension between us, the way his presence seemed to suffocate me, was becoming harder to avoid. And yet, every time I thought about confronting him, I hesitated. Part of me still didn’t know what I was walking into. Silas wasn’t the kind of person you could just figure out. He was like a storm—unpredictable and destructive.