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Chapter 69 – The City That Breathes
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Surrogate for My Cold-Hearted Ex Chapter 77 – Heart of the System
For a moment, Adrian couldn’t hear anything except the electric hum crackling around Sophia’s glowing eyes.Sovereign was inside her now.Not fully awakened…Not fully in control…But present.It was like watching a storm crawl into a human body.“Adrian,” Maya wheezed behind him, clutching the cryo capsule as another tremor shook the floor. “Don’t—let her—get inside your head—”Sophia’s voice—no, Sovereign’s voice—cut smoothly through the chaos:“Resistance detected. Emotional interference: 94%.”Adrian stepped in front of Maya, planting his feet firmly. “Stay away from her.”Sophia tilted her head, golden light streaking across her skin like circuits underneath her flesh. “You are distressed. This impairs your decision-making.”“Yeah, well,” Adrian muttered, “so does having a malfunctioning goddess hijack your friend’s clone body.”Sophia blinked slowly, as though processing the sarcasm. Her voice came softer—almost gentle.“Step aside. I do not wish to remove you forcefully.”“Well
Surrogate for My Cold-Hearted Ex Chapter 76 – The Second Attempt
For a moment, the entire room froze—Adrian included.The hybrid stood perfectly still, golden light flickering violently in her mismatched eyes like lightning behind storm clouds. The real Maya—shivering, weak, barely able to move—kept her trembling hand extended toward him.Her voice echoed in his mind like a gunshot:“She’s Sovereign’s second attempt.”Adrian’s throat tightened.Impossible.If the hybrid wasn’t a fragment of Maya…If she wasn’t the result of the messy merge…If she was instead—“Adrian,” the hybrid said softly, stepping toward him.Her voice sounded human.Too human.He stepped back.“Don’t,” he whispered.The hybrid paused, her expression tightening in a way that looked almost wounded. “You’re frightened,” she said.“No,” Adrian said—though that was a lie so big he could barely hear his own heartbeat over it. “I’m not frightened. I’m confused.”The hybrid tilted her head—not with Maya’s familiar tilt, but with a precise motion, too fluid to belong to muscle and bon
Surrogate for My Cold-Hearted Ex Chapter 75 – The Truth She Tried to Bury
For a moment, Adrian couldn’t breathe.The hybrid Maya’s words echoed through the freezing chamber, bouncing off the metal walls and slamming into his chest again and again:“She chose cryo because she thought she would destroy you.”Adrian shook his head slowly, instinctively, as if refusing the idea could make it untrue. “No. No, that doesn’t make sense. Maya would never— She wouldn’t choose to disappear. Not like that. Not without telling me.”The hybrid held his gaze gently, sadly. “She didn’t tell you because telling you was the very thing she believed would break you.”His pulse thudded loudly in his ears. “Break me? How? Why?”“Because of what she discovered at the end,” the hybrid said softly. “Before Sovereign captured her… she learned something. Something about you.”Adrian’s chest tightened. His breath left him in a shaky exhale. “What did she learn?”The hybrid didn’t answer—not immediately. Her eyes flicked to the cryo capsule, then back to him, as if weighing something h
Surrogate for My Cold-Hearted Ex Chapter 74 – The New Maya
Adrian’s breath grew uneven as he pushed himself off the dusty concrete. His palms stung; his head buzzed with aftershocks from the merge. He tried to steady himself, but reality still felt like shifting sand beneath his feet.The woman with the half-gold, half-brown eyes stood there silently, watching him. She wasn’t hostile. She wasn’t comforting, either. She was observing him the way a scientist observes something new in a lab — curious, calm, too calm.“Maya?” Adrian whispered.The woman blinked slowly. “In part.”His stomach twisted. That wasn’t the answer he wanted — not even close. “So… what exactly are you?”“I’m the synthesis of everything you touched during the collapse,” she said. “Her memories. Sovereign’s architecture. And the choice you made.”“That’s not an answer,” he said.A faint smile curved her mouth. “It’s the only one that fits right now.”She stepped closer, and Adrian finally noticed something strange: her feet made no sound. The dust didn’t shift under her ste
Surrogate for My Cold-Hearted Ex Chapter 73 – The One Who Lied
The void was too quiet.No echo, no hum—just silence so deep it pressed on Adrian’s eardrums.The two Mayas stood before him like mirror images: one human, one divine.The human Maya trembled, barefoot, eyes wide with fear and tears glistening in the corner of her lashes.The other stood perfectly still, radiant, wrapped in soft gold light that pulsed with impossible calm.Both watched him, waiting.“Choose,” they said again—perfectly in sync, like the word had weight in both their throats.Adrian’s mouth went dry. “What happens if I choose wrong?”The golden Maya smiled faintly. “You end the wrong world.”He turned toward the human one first. Her hair was tousled, her clothes torn at the sleeve from the fight in the lower lab. She looked real—too real. He could almost smell the faint floral perfume she always wore.“Adrian,” she said softly, taking a step toward him. “It’s me. I swear.”“How do I know that?” he asked.“Because you know me,” she whispered. “You know the scar on my rig
Surrogate for My Cold-Hearted Ex Chapter 72 – The Thing That Woke Up
The floor kept trembling. Dust drifted down from the ceiling, and a low metallic groan rolled through the hollow remains of Knight Labs. The faint hum that had been following them since they stepped inside now grew sharper—like electricity sparking in the walls.Adrian tightened his grip on Maya’s arm. “What do you mean you’re not in control anymore?”She pulled away, eyes flashing gold in the dim light. “Sovereign wasn’t supposed to evolve this far without me. The system’s reacting to your reappearance—it’s rewriting itself.”“Rewriting—what, the world?”“The boundaries between simulation and reality,” she said. “It’s trying to merge them.”Thunder cracked outside, shaking the glass panes that remained in the frame. Adrian turned toward the window. The city skyline looked like a fever dream—tower tops glowing, streets rippling like reflections in water. Reality itself was glitching.Maya pressed her hand against the wall. Her palm left a faint imprint of light that pulsed once and va
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