LOGINThe doctor slowly parted his lips. "Mrs. Lydia..." The man hesitated, and that hesitation made Lydia unconsciously tense even more. The doctor took a deep breath. "Have you ever..."Before he could finish his sentence...BOOM!!A massive explosion shook the entire building.The floor beneath Lydia's
The doctor resumed the examination, this time much more carefully. His fingers gently pressed several points on Lydia's abdomen, occasionally watching for changes in her expression. The longer the examination continued, the more serious the middle-aged man's expression became.That subtle change did
Silas walked in.He was still wearing the same black suit as he had been that morning. His hair was perfectly combed, his expression calm, as though the chaos unfolding outside had done nothing to disturb his mood. His eyes rested on Lydia only briefly before shifting to Jasper."I heard you called
The pain came again.At first, it had been nothing more than a dull discomfort in her lower abdomen that had appeared from time to time since the previous night. Lydia had been able to endure it. She had assumed her body was simply exhausted from lack of sleep and the relentless pressure she had bee
The sharp pain made him curse under his breath, while Naomi seized the smallest opening to sprint toward the door."Grab her!" Falcon shouted.His voice instantly shattered the silence inside the room.Two other guards rushed to block the exit. Naomi continued struggling, knocking away every hand th
Several hours earlier...The old house hidden deep within the forest was still shrouded in silence. From the outside, the building appeared deserted, like a house that had long been abandoned. There was no sound of vehicles, no noticeable activity, only the wind rustling the pine trees surrounding i
The pain no longer mattered. There was only one thought in his mind.Get out. Be free.At last, he reached the door. His trembling hand reached for the handle. He pulled it with all the strength he had left. The door opened. No guards blocked their way.None.Beyond it, the corridor lay empty. Harol
“Then I’ll see you at the house, Mr. Miller,” Selena said with a slight, polite bow. “And you—don’t forget to say your goodbyes to your grandparents. Don’t let them think you don’t want to spend time with them.”Her words made Eli turn and stare at her mother in disbelief. Even so, she did what she
“I didn’t realize you two were close,” Althea said, shifting slightly in her seat so she could speak more comfortably with Josh.The car rolled away from the restaurant at an easy pace. City lights flickered on one by one, their reflections sliding across the windows. Josh sat quietly in the passeng
“No,” she growled under her breath. “Not today.”Eli opened her eyes; her breath caught in her throat.“Tomorrow is important,” Selena continued, more to herself than to Eli. “Your face can’t look ruined.”Eli stared at her mother, confused. “Important for what?”“Go to your room,” Selena ordered. “







