เข้าสู่ระบบThe house was finally quiet.For the first time in months, Amelia woke up without hearing an alarm.No footsteps outside her bedroom.No mysterious messages.No hidden doors.No alarms.No one chasing them.Just sunlight.Soft, golden sunlight spilling through the curtains of the bedroom they had built together.Amelia slowly opened her eyes.For a moment, she didn't remember where she was.Then she felt the warmth beside her.Damian.He was still asleep.One arm was stretched across the empty side of the bed, as though he had reached for her even in his sleep.Amelia smiled.She turned toward him.His hair was messy.His face looked peaceful.It was strange seeing him like this.Not as the CEO everyone feared.Not as the man who had spent months fighting to protect his family.Just Damian.Her husband.The man she had chosen.Amelia gently touched his cheek.His eyes opened."You're staring."She laughed softly."You noticed?""I always notice you."She smiled."Good morning.""Good
The word remained on the screen.MOTHER.Amelia couldn't breathe.The boy stood on the rising platform, completely still.He looked no older than ten.His dark hair fell across his forehead.His eyes carried the same strange glow as the baby's.And his face, there was something painfully familiar about it.Amelia stared at him."Who are you?"The boy tilted his head."You know me.""No." ."You forgot."Amelia's heart pounded.The boy smiled sadly."You always forget."Damian stepped in front of her."Stay away from my family."The boy looked at him."My family."Damian's expression hardened."No."The boy looked down at the baby."Then why does he have my mark?"Damian glanced at the baby's glowing palm.The symbol.The same symbol glowing on the boy's wrist.Amelia stepped closer."What's your name?"The boy didn't answer.Instead, he looked toward Mara.Mara was trembling."Tell her."Mara swallowed."I can't.""You promised."Mara closed her eyes.The boy's expression hardened."
The chamber went completely silent.Amelia stared at Alexander.Her father stood at the entrance.Alive.Calm.Almost smiling.But something about him was wrong.Not his face.Not his voice.Something deeper.Something Amelia couldn't explain.Damian stepped in front of her."Stay behind me."Alexander laughed softly."Still protecting her, Damian?"Damian's eyes narrowed."Who are you?"Alexander's smile faded."You know exactly who I am.""No."Damian's hand tightened around the baby."My father taught me one thing."Alexander raised an eyebrow."Which was?""Never trust a man who knows too much about a dead person."A strange silence followed.Alexander looked at Amelia."Your father is dead."Amelia's heart stopped."What?"The man standing before her tilted his head."I said your father is dead."Amelia shook her head."No.""You saw him die.""No.""You remember the blood."Amelia took a step backward."Stop.""You remember his hand.""Stop!""You remember him telling you to run
The Archive exploded with light.Amelia screamed.Damian pulled her against his chest as the chamber shook violently around them.Glass shattered.Metal screamed.The floor beneath their feet trembled as if something enormous had just awakened beneath the estate.The baby cried.The seven children appeared at the entrance.And the Curator,For the first time,looked afraid."No," he whispered.Amelia lifted her head.Her eyes were fixed on the Archive.A thousand images were moving across its surface.Not randomly.They were arranging themselves.Memories.Dates.Names.Faces.Events.Everything Amelia had forgotten.Everything she had never known.Everything that had been hidden from her.And then one word appeared.ARCHITECT.Damian stared at it."What does that mean?"Nobody answered.Amelia slowly stepped forward."I know."Mara grabbed her wrist."No."Amelia looked at her."I know what it means."Mara shook her head."You're not ready.""I've been told that my entire life."Amel
The world disappeared.Amelia couldn't hear Damian.Couldn't hear the Curator.Couldn't hear the alarms screaming somewhere beyond the chamber.There was only darkness.Then,A child's cry.A little girl.Three years old.Amelia opened her eyes.But she wasn't standing inside the Archive anymore.She was somewhere else.A laboratory.White walls.Cold metal beneath her tiny bare feet.She looked down at herself.Small hands.Small arms.A hospital gown far too large for her body.And then she saw him.The boy.The First Subject.He was sitting behind the glass, his knees pulled against his chest.He looked at her through the window."You came back."Three-year-old Amelia smiled."I told you I would."The memory shifted.---"Mara, you can't do this."Samuel's voice.Amelia turned.Her mother stood beside a table covered with files.Mara was crying."I have no choice.""There is always a choice.""Not when they have both my daughters."Amelia froze.Both?The memory shifted again.A ba
The estate doors stood wide open.No one moved.Amelia stared at the enormous entrance.The lights inside were on.Every single one.But there was no one standing in the doorway.No guards.No staff.No movement.Just darkness beyond the illuminated hall.Damian stepped in front of Amelia.“Stay close.”She nodded.The baby remained unusually quiet in her arms.His eyes were fixed on the estate.Almost as though he recognized it.Anastasia whispered:“He knows this place.”Amelia looked at her.“How?”“I don't know.”The oldest boy stepped forward.“I do.”Everyone turned.He stared at the estate.“This is where they brought us after the laboratory.”Amelia's heart sank.“You've been here?”“Once.”He pointed toward the eastern wing.“That was where they trained us.”Damian's face hardened.“In my home?”The boy nodded.“You didn't know.”Damian looked at the estate.“I should have.”“You were a child too.”Damian said nothing.Alexander stepped forward.“We don't have time.”Amelia l
“Amelia!”The sound of Damian’s voice echoed through the apartment with a panic nobody had ever heard from him before.Sophie gasped.Nathan froze.And Adrian immediately lifted Amelia into his arms as her body went limp against him.“Move.”His calm tone cut sharply through the chaos.Years of med
The words slammed into Damian like a physical blow.“Don’t touch her.”For a second, nobody moved.Amelia’s body trembled weakly in Adrian’s arms, her face pale enough to terrify everyone in the room.“Move aside,” Damian said coldly.Adrian ignored him completely.“Get water,” he told Sophie calml
Amelia’s heartbeat stopped for a second.No.Not now.Not tonight.Sophie looked between the door and Amelia in confusion before opening it wider.Standing outside was a tall man dressed in a dark coat, rainwater still glistening faintly on his shoulders. His sharp features carried the calm confide
Damian Vale did not sleep that night.By three in the morning, the entire top floor of Vale Corporation remained brightly lit while executives and assistants moved nervously through the hallways like soldiers preparing for war.Nobody dared ask questions.Nobody dared mention Amelia.But everyone c







