Novel & Cerita The Dangers In My Heart Chapter 157

Suddenly, my heart beat not because of the fear that I would fall, but because of how close our bodies were. Something inside my stomach caused all the tingling sensations to scatter all throughout my whole system. Jeremy gulped as his grip on my waist tightened, making me blink. And that woke me up. “Shit!” I quickly pushed him away and averted my gaze. I could feel my cheeks turning hot because of what he did. Shit! “I gotta go,” I mumbled as fast as I can while clutching my fist to my chest. Fuck. Being with him is truly dangerous. I should be careful with my heart.

He just wanted to reach out to her and see her safe. He again called her, and this time his heartbeat ran at the fastest rate when her call connected. Author Note Hello Dear Readers, if you are not able to see update chapter 12, Please remove the book from your library and add again. after you can able to read update chapter 12 as this chapter 14 is connected to chapter 12. so please read chapter 12 first. Thank you :)

His head gradually tilt upwards. I gasp. His eyes glow. They are red. Deepened red. They're my doom. They're all colour red. Not painful red from my plunged claws into his chest. They're all scary and threatening alpha red!. My agape lips tremble. Am done for. I really am done. No two ways or escape route about it. All pulling effort prove futile. Am stuck. Deeply stuck within his chest. He's got an open chest and a bleeding heart but I remain the scardy cat.

Once again, I looked into his eyes, and despite the blood and the chaos, he’s the only thing that feels real. *Dug!* *Dug!* *Dug!* Confusion filled my system as the loud pounding of my heart changed subtly. At first, it was fear and anxiety that’s making my heart do it. But now? I think it’s him. He’s doing this to my heart. Looks like I’ve become so gay for him, huh? “I need you to trust me.” I nodded weakly. I never thought a time would come that the most dangerous person in this place would be someone I’d feel the safest.

CHAPTER 42: The Thunderstorm Trauma No one’s POV: Heart looked away. “Um, I do apologize, Mr. CEO Lee but I don’t think this is appropriate.” Heart declined. ‘I don’t really want to be with him for a long time, what is he doing? Once he knows I am Scarlet Heart, I will be doomed.’ Heart thought.

Would he blame me? Was this an omen from the Goddess? I still haven’t told him about the flames. Would this break us? My heart was heavy with what I’d done and I looked down at my hands. I had blood on my hands. I shook the thoughts from my mind, now wasn’t the time for a mental breakdown. Viktor spoke and I raised my eyes to meet his. “We’re safe,” he said as he pulled me into his chest. As long as I’m here, everyone will be in danger.

The gel was cool against my skin as he placed the bands. Heartbeats filled the room—two strong, rapid rhythms. The sound usually soothed me. Tonight it only reminded me how fragile everything still was. “Relax, little girl,” Damien murmured, rubbing slow circles just below my navel. “They’re fine. You’re fine. But your blood pressure is climbing again. Stress is the enemy right now.” I closed my eyes as fresh tears fell. “Everything keeps trying to pull us apart. Lilith, Elena, Marcus… now Mia. What if I’m the one bringing danger to our family?”

I shifted uncomfortably. My heart was beating so fast. I couldn’t control it. I turned my head away, but he turned it back to face him. My heart skipped when I met his eyes again. Everything became silent. I gripped my shirt tightly. I didn’t know what was going on. But… this is dangerous. I should run. I should push him away. But I couldn’t do any of that. I could only sit and watch his face come closer… and closer. Batum. Batum. Batum.

Her body ached beautifully, her mind floated in a haze of pure satisfaction, and her heart felt dangerously full. Lying in Damian’s arms, listening to his steady heartbeat, she whispered, “This craving… it’s dangerous. I don’t know how I’m supposed to go back to my normal life after you.” Damian’s strong arm tightened around her possessively. His voice was quiet but intense when he replied, “Then don’t go back. Some flames aren’t meant to be extinguished.” In the heavy silence that followed, reality pressed in. His empire, his secrets, her ordinary world — everything that made this week feel like a fantasy. Yet the craving remained, burning hotter than ever.

My heart raced not from desire this time, but from fear. “You’re reckless,” I whispered. “And this… this isn’t just us anymore. Someone else is involved. Danger—real danger.” “And you?” His gaze softened, almost tender, but edged with steel. “Do you care?” “Yes,” I admitted. “I… care too much.” His smirk returned, slow, predatory. “Good. That’s what I wanted to hear. Some things… some people… aren’t meant to be safe. And you’re already part of the fire.”