LOGINAnna’s POVWhen I raised my handIt reached back.Not slowly.Not cautiously.InstantlyLike it had been waiting for that moment.For me.ContactThe second our hands metEverything disappeared.Not fadedGone.No roomNo soundNo airJust… whiteEndless.Blinding.I Stopped BreathingOr maybeBreathing didn’t exist here.“Careful.”Her voice.Inside me.Calm.But this timeThere was something else beneath it.Tension“This is where it decides,” she said.“Decides what?” I whispered.A pause“Whether you are a bridge… or a door.”My Chest TightenedBridge.Door.I didn’t like either option.“Explain,” I demanded.But before she couldThe white space shifted.It wasn’t empty anymoreIt was watchingAnd thenIt spoke.“You came willingly.”The voice didn’t echo.It didn’t vibrate.It simply… existedEverywhere at once.My Body Tensed“Who are you?” I asked.SilenceThen“You already know.”My Mind StilledBecauseI did.Not in words.But in feeling.It wasn’t something newIt was someth
Anna’s POVWhen I opened my eyesI knew something was different.Not just around me.Inside me.The World Was Still BreakingThe walls were fractured.The air was unstable.The tear in reality still pulsed behind everything like a wound that refused to close.But none of that was the first thing I noticed.It was the silence in my headOr ratherThe absence of it.Because I wasn’t alone anymore“I told you this would happen.”The voice was calm.Cold.And it came from inside me.Not around meInside.I frozeNot physically.Mentally.“You can hear me now,” she continued.Her tone wasn’t mocking.It was certain.Entity AnnaThat was the only way I could describe her now.Because I could feel the difference clearly.Me emotional, breathing, reactingHer still, precise, watching“Get out,” I whispered.My lips barely moved.But she heard it.Of course she did.“You already made your choice,” she replied.My Chest TightenedBecause she wasn’t wrong.I had refused to disappear.But I had
Anna’s POV“If you don’t step aside… this world doesn’t survive.”Her voice didn’t rise.It didn’t need to.Because the truth in it pressed harder than anything else in that collapsing room.“And if I do?”“You don’t survive.”The words settled between us like something final.For a secondJust one secondEverything felt still.Not because the world had stopped breaking.But because something inside me had.I Could Feel ItThe weight of the choice.Not abstract.Not distant.Immediate.Real.My Chest TightenedNot from fear of dying.But from something much worse.Losing myselfThe Ground Trembled AgainA violent crack split through the space behind her, the tear in reality widening until it no longer looked like a fracture—But an opening.A doorway.Something was pushing through.And she wasn’t stopping it.She Was Letting It Happen“Anna…”Sam’s voice.Weak.Strained.But still there.Still fighting to reach me.I Turned SlightlyAnd my heart clenched.He was barely holding himself
Anna’s POVSomething tore.Not outside.Inside me.It wasn’t clean.It wasn’t controlled.It was violent.Like being ripped apart from the inside out two forces pulling in opposite directions, neither willing to let go.I ScreamedThis timeI felt it.The pain hit all at once, sharp and overwhelming, forcing the breath out of my lungs as my body dropped to my knees.But even thatEven the painDidn’t feel complete.Because part of me wasn’t feeling it at all.That Was the Worst PartHalf of me was breaking.The other half was… watching.“Anna!”Sam’s voice sounded distant again, like it was being dragged away from me.Or maybeI was the one slipping.The Split DeepenedMy vision fractured.Not blurred.Divided.Two PerspectivesOneI was on the ground, shaking, gasping, my hands gripping the floor as if it could hold me together.The otherI was standing.Perfectly still.Unmoving.Watching myselfMy breath caughtBecause I could see her clearly now.The Other MeShe stood a few feet
Anna’s POVIt had my face.Not similar.Not distorted.Exact.The same eyes.The same shape.The same expressionBut there was something deeply, disturbingly wrong.It Was EmptyNot lifeless.But… stripped.Like everything that made me human had been carved out of it, leaving behind something that only resembled me.My Breath CaughtFor the first time since this beganI hesitated.“What… is that?” Sam’s voice came from somewhere behind me.But I couldn’t answer him.Because I already knew.Not fully.Not clearly.But enough.It Was MeNot who I was.Not who I am.But what I becomeIf this continues.The Connection TightenedThe invisible force linking us pulsed again.Stronger.Deeper.And suddenlyI wasn’t just looking at it anymore.I was feeling itColdNot temperature.Emotion.Or ratherThe absence of it.No fearNo doubtNo hesitationNo humanityMy chest tightened violently.Because I could feel what it was like to exist like that.And it terrified me“Break the connection!” th
Anna’s POV“They’ve already found me.”The moment the words left my mouth, I felt it.Not like before.Not like the controlled power settling inside me.Not like the merging presence that had begun to align with my thoughts.This was different.This was… external.Something AnsweredNot in sound.Not in words.But in presence.It brushed against my awareness like something vast shifting in a place I couldn’t fully see.And for the first time since everything beganI felt something close to fear again.The Air ChangedThe room didn’t just distort this time.It resisted.Like reality itself was trying to hold together against something pressing from the outside.The cracks in the walls deepened, stretching further, wider no longer thin fractures but widening tears.Through themThere was no darkness.There was no light.There was… nothingAnd yetThat nothing felt alive.“What did you do?” the woman demanded, her voice sharp with panic now.I didn’t answer.Because I wasn’t sure I had d
Anna’s POVThe dust settled slowly, but the acrid smell of smoke and debris filled my nostrils. My chest heaved, and my hands trembled as I pressed them instinctively to my stomach. The babies stirred violently, almost as if they knew the danger had only escalated. Every pulse of their small moveme
Anna’s POVThe moment the hidden panels opened, a wave of panic surged through me.Figures in black descended from above, silent, coordinated, precise. My stomach twisted violently. The babies stirred inside me, tiny fists pressing outward, as if they understood the danger that I could barely proce
Anna’s POVThe air was thick with fear. Every breath I took felt like inhaling shards of ice. My body was still weak from the injuries, but adrenaline coursed through me faster than ever. The facility—this strange, cold, metallic prison—felt alive, as if it knew what was coming.The masked figure s
Anna’s POVThe air was cold.Sterile.Alien.Every breath felt heavy, like my lungs had forgotten how to work properly.I tried to move, but my body felt weak.Like I had been broken and pieced together too quickly.Every muscle screamed.Every nerve burned.But I wasn’t alone.The masked figure wa







