All Chapters of Blood Thirst: God of War: Chapter 111
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Secret!
The doors of the Beldham estate burst open with a force that startled the butler standing in the foyer.“Sir? May I know what brings you here at this time…?”Julius didn't answer and simply stormed in. His stride long and lethal, jaw clenched and fury radiating off him like a furnace that was just about to explode.“Sir! S-sir the Duke doesn't wish to be disturbed at this time…”The waiter ran behind him but he didn’t wait to be announced, didn’t care for decorum. The guards outside had barely managed to notify anyone before he was already halfway down the hallway, headed straight for the Duke’s private study.Inside, Duke David Beldham was bent over a file at his mahogany desk when the double doors slammed open.He looked up, startled.“Julius?”“What kind of filth are you?” Julius’s voice was low, dangerous, every word precise. “I didn’t think you were such a lowlife. You don't even have shame or values?”The Duke stood slowly, confusion flashing briefly in his eyes before indignatio
Deserves to die
Julius was unable to believe his eyes, he had an album full of photos…of Rory ..from her childhood to the few days before he might have found her.She was right there captured perfectly in the photographs in different angles, different times, but the one thing that was common was that she was there with Duke David and his wife.He was aware of the fact that these photos can be faked, the birth certificate he was holding can be modified, everything the Duke has provided him as a proof can be staged, but there was …there was something in his eyes, that was making him not to question him once again and believe each and every word that he was saying.But even when he was ready to believe everything that Duke has said to him, there were few things that he still didn't have the answers for, it was true that he has the proofs that about the fact that he has caught few people who were following Rory and the payment links has traced directly to the Duke, but the Duke was saying the truth, thos
Privacy
Julius stepped outside, the heavy wooden door shutting quietly behind him. The evening air was cool against his skin, tinged with the scent of damp earth and the distant sound of rustling leaves. He paused at the edge of the porch, his eyes scanning the horizon before pulling a secure phone from his inner coat pocket.He pressed a number on speed dial, waited.One ring.Two.A click.“Commander?”“Yeah it's me Julius.” His voice was low, firm. “I need you to come to our designated location. Now.”There was a beat of silence on the other end. Then, “Is everything alright?”“No,” Julius said bluntly. “That’s why I’m calling you.”He moved down the porch steps, boots crunching softly against gravel. His hand tightened around the phone.“This task—I don’t trust anyone else with it. Not even the inner circle. And I can’t afford mistakes. You understand what I mean?”“Yes, sir.”“You will receive a sealed file when you get there. Memorize it. Burn it. No traces.”“Understood. I will be ther
Promises
Lara stood silently in the middle of the grand drawing room, her arms wrapped tightly around herself. Her eyes lingered on the shut door for a long moment, as if Esme’s exit had left her without any support for her overwhelming feelings. The flickering light from the furnace cast long shadows behind her on the wooden floor. But none of the warmth could reach her heart. It had been cold for weeks now, ever since her daughter had vanished. The Duke crossed the room slowly, his steps measured, but his face was not as composed as usual. There was a faint sheen of sweat along his brow, and his jaw was clenched harder than necessary. For a man known for commanding political chambers while remaining calm and collected, Beldham now looked like something entirely different… because apart from being a Duke and a supportive husband, he was a desperate father. A father who had turned everything upside down to find his daughter. He stopped a few feet in front of Lara and studied her fac
Dolls!
The late afternoon sun filtered through the glass panes of the corner coffee shop, casting long shadows across the wooden floor. At the window, a man in a dark overcoat sat alone, flipping through a folder of papers. His fingers were steady, practiced, as he turned each page with quiet precision. A half-empty coffee cup sat beside him, steam long faded. He brought the last sip to his lips, took it in thoughtfully, then set the cup down with a faint clink.Outside, people passed by in a blur, the city carrying on in its usual rhythm. But inside, time seemed to slow.He reached for the ashtray, tapped the remains of his cigarette, and snuffed out the glowing ember with a calm finality. Then, without glancing up, he lifted his hand and subtly signaled for the bill.Moments later, a young woman in a brown apron approached the table. She had sharp eyes and a quiet presence, the kind that blended in easily. Her name tag read Katherine, and though she looked like any other barista, she wasn’
The Forgotten Door
After announcing the roles of her favourite dolls, Rory was still sitting cross-legged amidst her scattered dolls, one in each hand, one tucked beside her knee. Her cheeks were flushed from excitement, and her eyes sparkled as she continued her story.“And now Rory is late for school, so Julius Papa has to fly her there on a dragon!” she announced happily, waving one doll in a sweeping motion.Julius stood just a few steps away, leaning lightly against the doorframe. He watched her, arms crossed loosely, a fond yet conflicted look in his eyes.There was an ache somewhere in his chest he couldn’t quite define… something between love, fear, and curiosity. The way she played, her confidence, her trust in them for keeping her safe, it all made him proud. But something still tugged at him. He stepped closer and crouched down beside her, his voice gentle. “Rory… do you remember your parents? Your real parents, I mean. From before Miley and Julius found you?”She didn’t even pause. Her ha
The Shadows She Fears
Rory's cries echoed through the house like an alarm bell no one knew how to shut off. Her small body writhed in Julius’s arms, her fists pounding against his chest with weak, frantic desperation.“Please don’t send me home!” she sobbed. “Please don’t send me away!”“Shh… baby, listen to me,” Julius murmured, his voice low and urgent, trying to remain calm though his heart twisted with every wail. “You’re safe. You’re not going anywhere. No one’s taking you away.”But Rory didn’t seem to hear him. Her tears flowed faster, soaking the front of his shirt. Her words came out broken and breathless.“She’ll come! She’ll come and she’ll shut the door… please, don’t let her shut the door again!”Julius held her tighter, rocking her gently. “No one’s going to shut any doors, Rory. You’re here with us. No one can hurt you.”Still, she cried. Panicked, inconsolable.The door to the bedroom burst open. Miley, barefoot and dressed in a crumpled t-shirt and pajama shorts, rushed in. Her eyes were w
Surveillance
Rory had finally fallen asleep, her tiny body curled between layers of blankets, breathing soft and steady. Julius sat beside her bed for a moment longer, just watching. Her tear-streaked face had relaxed, though a faint crease of worry still lingered on her brow. He brushed a lock of hair from her forehead and stood up quietly.Miley followed him out of the room, closing the door gently behind them. She whispered, “Is she okay now?”“She’s asleep,” Julius murmured. “But whatever scared her… it’s not something a child just forgets.”Miley nodded grimly, squeezing his hand before stepping away to check the kitchen.Julius made his way into the study and sat in front of his laptop. The screen flickered to life, already open to the encrypted folder containing the information they had retrieved about the girl’s disappearance. He clicked through the files one by one, scanning timelines, security camera images, news clippings, and incident reports.He leaned back and muttered, “This isn’t m
Trap
Miley stood near the window, arms folded, brows drawn tight as she watched Julius pace the floor with his tablet in hand."You know what bothers me, Julius? Even if we show the Duchess everything we've found... why would she believe us?"Julius paused mid-step, blinking. "What do you mean? The footage is real. The timestamps, the patterns, Rory's behavior—it's all there.""Yes, to us," Miley replied. "But think about it. It's footage of her own home, footage we shouldn’t even have. She could see it as doctored, manipulated. People like her are cautious. And if Clara's really as dangerous as Rory's fears suggest, she may have the Duchess under her thumb. She may be fooling Lara every single day."Julius sat down slowly, nodding. "You’re right. Damn. We can't just confront her with evidence she won't trust."Miley's eyes lit up. "Then we make her reveal herself. We lay a trap. Invite her to get caught."Julius grinned. "Exactly."---The next morning, Julius stood in front of the mirror,
Helping
The city blurred past the windshield, gray and bruised under the late afternoon sky. Julius kept one hand on the wheel, the other resting stiffly on his thigh, and tried not to look at the girl beside him.Rory, the seven years old, was completely quiet now, too quiet. She sat with her small hands folded around a faded stuffed rabbit Miley had given her, as if that was the only thing left in the world she trusted. Maybe it was.Or maybe Julius was thinking too much…as even though he has planned everything to expose Clara, he was too sure that if everything was going to go along as the plan, as this time he wasn't alone but Rory was also involved in this plan and risking the life of this innocent kid was making him die from inside.He told himself not to look at her. He couldn't afford to look.Because if he did…if he caught even a glimpse of the confusion in her eyes or the way she kept glancing at him when she thought he wasn’t looking…his resolve might crack. And he couldn’t let it