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Chapter 60 — Unit Number
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Heir of Secrets: My Enemy's Child Chapter 60 — Unit Number
The first ping came at 8:06 a.m.Not from an unknown number, not from a doorbell, not even from the intercom—just Noah’s phone lighting up on the table, face down the way he’d trained it to be. The screen buzzed, then buzzed again, then settled into silence as if the device itself had decided it was tired of being used.Noah didn’t touch it. He looked at me instead.“It’s happening,” he said quietly.My belly tightened, that familiar band of pressure, and I pressed my palm there until my body remembered how to loosen. In for four. Out for six.“Don’t open anything,” I said.Noah nodded once and slid the phone across the table without flipping it over. “I won’t,” he said. “But it keeps buzzing.”I picked it up and turned it just enough to see the lock-screen preview without unlocking.A group chat name in bold.Building Safety GroupAnd below it, a message preview that made my blood go cold.Unit 12F.My throat tightened so hard it hurt.They did it. They leaked it.Not my name—my door
Heir of Secrets: My Enemy's Child Chapter 59 — At Your Door
The first time my address showed up, it didn’t arrive as a threat.It arrived as a question.The concierge called at 6:41 p.m. with a voice that sounded like someone trying to stay calm for their own sake. “Ma’am,” the concierge said, “some people are downstairs asking for you. They’re saying they’re parents from a school community. They’re holding papers. They want to ‘talk.’”My stomach tightened so hard my vision went thin at the edges. I pressed my palm against my belly and breathed until the pressure eased enough to think.In for four. Out for six.“No,” I said. “Do not let anyone up. Tell them to leave their concerns with administration in writing. Security only.”The concierge hesitated. “They say it’s urgent.”“Urgent is not a credential,” I replied, and kept my voice steady because steadiness was a weapon against panic. “No.”I ended the call and turned to Noah.He was at the table with his workbook open, pencil moving, trying to make the day smaller with numbers. He looked u
Heir of Secrets: My Enemy's Child Chapter 58 — The Emergency Order
Noah didn’t text “normal” that morning.He texted, “I don’t want to go.”My stomach tightened so fast it felt like a hand closed around my ribs. I pressed my palm to my belly and breathed until the pressure eased enough to think.In for four. Out for six.I typed back slowly, because the wrong words could make his fear feel like a burden. “You don’t have to decide alone. Stay inside with the counselor. I’m coming.”His reply came almost immediately. “Okay.”Just one word. Heavy with trust and exhaustion.I called the school counselor first. The counselor answered with the steadiness of someone who had decided children deserved adults who didn’t panic.“He’s in my office,” the counselor said. “He asked not to go out.”“Good,” I replied. “Keep him there. No meetings. No forms. No ‘verification.’”There was a pause, then the counselor added quietly, “There are more parents outside today.”Of course there were. Celeste had promised a crowd, and she never promised anything she didn’t plan
Heir of Secrets: My Enemy's Child Chapter 57 — The Crowd
The first thing I heard was the chanting.Not loud at first—more like a murmur that kept catching on the wind and growing teeth. It wasn’t a mob with torches. It was parents with umbrellas and phones, the kind of crowd that looks ordinary until it decides someone’s child is the problem.Noah texted at 7:28 a.m. before he even left our apartment.“Counselor says there are parents outside already.”My stomach tightened. I put my palm against my belly and breathed until the pressure eased enough to stand without shaking.In for four. Out for six.I typed back: “Stay inside the counselor’s office. Do not go to homeroom. Do not walk anywhere alone.”He replied immediately: “Okay.”Just one word. Heavy with trust.The guard outside our door knocked twice—the code. “Car is ready,” the guard said through the door. “Security recommends you do not approach the gate.”“Understood,” I called back.I didn’t rush. I didn’t sprint. I didn’t let fear turn me into a scene. I grabbed my ID and water, n
Heir of Secrets: My Enemy's Child Chapter 56 — The Parents Won’t Be Polite
Noah’s phone stayed face down at breakfast like a rule he didn’t want to argue with.He ate quietly, shoulders tight, eyes on his plate, as if keeping his body small would keep the world from noticing him. The parent meeting had ended without exile, but the room’s fear had found a new way to breathe—through group chats and whispers and “concern.”“Library at lunch,” Noah said, voice flat. “Same plan.”“Same plan,” I echoed.Noah nodded once, then surprised me by asking the question he’d been holding since last night. “Are they going to make the parents hate me?”My throat tightened.“No,” I said firmly. “They’re going to try to make parents afraid. Fear makes people cruel without realizing they’re being cruel.”Noah’s jaw clenched. “So I’m supposed to be… a lesson?”“No,” I said. “You’re supposed to be a student.”He stared at his eggs as if the word student was a fantasy. Then he breathed once, shallow, and looked up at me.“If they play her voice again,” he said quietly, “I’m leavin
Heir of Secrets: My Enemy's Child Chapter 55 — The Group Chat
Noah came home with his shoulders too tight for a normal day.He didn’t slam the door. He didn’t throw his backpack. He walked in, set his bag on the chair, and stood there for a second like he was waiting for the apartment to tell him it was safe to breathe.“It happened again,” he said quietly.I didn’t ask what. My stomach already knew.“Audio?” I asked.Noah nodded once. “Not in class this time,” he said. “In the hallway. Someone played it from their phone on purpose. They didn’t even pretend it was an accident.”My throat tightened so hard it hurt. I pressed my palm lightly to my belly and breathed through the pressure until it eased.In for four. Out for six.“Noah,” I said softly, “did you react?”He shook his head, jaw clenched. “I kept walking,” he said. “But everyone looked at me like I was the reason the sound existed.”My chest ached. “You’re not the reason,” I said.Noah’s mouth tightened. “I know,” he said. “But it still felt like… like they wanted me to apologize for be
Heir of Secrets: My Enemy's Child Chapter 33 — The Statement He Can’t Rewrite
Noah slept late for the first time in weeks.Not the heavy, defeated kind of sleep—just the kind that happens when a body finally believes the door will hold for a few hours. When I stepped into the kitchen, the apartment was quiet in a way that didn’t feel like waiting for impact. His workbook was
Heir of Secrets: My Enemy's Child Chapter 30 — The Door I Can Open
The clock didn’t care that we were tired. It moved anyway.The scheduled blast sat on the seized phone like a loaded spring: 10:00 p.m., dozens of recipients, a subject line designed to infect search results, and an attachment designed to make readers feel like they were watching me choose to burn
Heir of Secrets: My Enemy's Child Chapter 29 — Verification
The call came at 4:17 p.m., and it didn’t ring like a normal number. It popped up as a platform callback with a generic name—Security Verification—the kind of label that pretends it has no opinion about your life.Legal was already beside me, laptop open, hands poised like she could physically catc
Heir of Secrets: My Enemy's Child Chapter 28 — Takedown
The first sign they had changed targets wasn’t a threat.It was an email.The subject line was sterile, platform-neutral, and somehow more terrifying than “Heir speaks.”CONTENT COMPLAINT RECEIVED — ACTION REQUIREDI was in Vale Tower’s side conference room when it came through on Legal’s secure de
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