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The APOCALYPSE bows to my FOUR MEN!

The APOCALYPSE bows to my FOUR MEN!

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last updateÚltima atualização : 2026-10-22
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‘‘I wrote four men into my apocalypse. Now, to survive it, I have to make all four fall for me.’’ Cameron Reed thought her life couldn’t get any worse, until she woke up inside her unfinished apocalypse novel as Odette Turner, the villainess destined to die on the first night of the apocalypse after betrayed by her fiancé and her family. But Odette knows how the story ends. And this time, she refuses to die. Armed with knowledge of the future and a mysterious storage system, she sets out to reclaim what was stolen from her, gather supplies, and survive the coming apocalypse. However, the end of the world has other plans. Mutated creatures are spreading, safe havens are falling, and the four dangerous men she once wrote into her story are nothing like the characters she remembers. Kael Draven, the ruthless commander. Lucien Vale, the charming rogue with deadly secrets. Darius Kane, the healer who suffers so others don’t have to. Zane Mercer, the terrifying anomaly afraid of the monster within him. They should be her greatest threats. Yet they may be her only chance at survival and the greatest danger to her heart. Then her system issues an impossible mission: FORM FOUR VOLUNTARY SOUL BONDS. Failure means humanity’s extinction. As Odette fights to change her fate, her memories begin to fracture, the original heroine’s destiny spirals out of control, and a mysterious force works to restore the ending Odette was never meant to escape. She has already lost one life. She won't surrender this one, not to the apocalypse, not to fate, and certainly not to a system that thinks it owns her. The story wants her dead. Fate demands her obedience. But four dangerous men may be the reason the apocalypse finally bows.

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Chapter 1: The Woman They Left to Die
The first thing I noticed was the blood.It soaked through my shirt, warm against my skin, and spread across the concrete beneath me. Every breath hurt. When I tried to move, a sharp pain tore through my abdomen, forcing a strangled gasp from my throat.For a moment, I couldn't remember how I'd gotten there.A flickering fluorescent light hung from the ceiling. Rusted pipes ran along the walls, and a heavy metal door stood several feet away. The air smelled of damp concrete and old machinery.I pressed a hand against my stomach.Blood coated my fingers."Oh, God."The voice wasn't mine.I froze.My hand was slender, with pale skin and neatly shaped nails. A thin gold ring sat on my index finger, and a silver bracelet circled my wrist. I recognized both pieces of jewelry, though I'd never owned either.Because I had invented them.My heart began to pound."No. No, no, no."I pushed myself up, but the pain sent me crashing back down. Black spots danced across my vision. I swallowed a cr
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Chapter 2: A Little Space, One Big Warning
By the time I reached the motel, I had learned three things about Odette Turner's body.First, it was considerably less cooperative than I wanted.Second, blood loss made even simple decisions feel like complicated mathematics.Third, I was never going to take walking for granted again.The motel stood on a side street several blocks from the service building. Its faded sign advertised cheap rooms, hourly rates, and free parking. The place looked as if it hadn't been renovated in twenty years, but the lobby was open, and the clerk behind the counter barely glanced at me.That suited me perfectly.I had wrapped my injured abdomen with a clean shirt I'd found in the service building's maintenance room. It wasn't proper medical treatment, but it had slowed the bleeding enough for me to move. I kept my jacket closed and my head down as I approached the counter."One night," I said.My voice sounded steadier than I felt.The clerk slid a registration form toward me. "Identification."I han
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Chapter 3: The Million They Buried
Someone was following me.I noticed the footsteps halfway down the apartment corridor. When I stopped, they stopped, too.My hand tightened around my bag. Beneath my jacket, my bandage felt damp again. I was still recovering from my wound, and I couldn't afford another confrontation."Odette Turner."The stranger knew my full name.I turned. A man in a gray jacket stood near the stairwell, watching me with an expression that was almost polite. I didn't recognize him from Odette's memories."Who are you?""Someone trying to save you a lot of trouble." His gaze dropped to the stain near my waist. "You should get that wound treated. It would be unfortunate if you collapsed before taking care of your little banking problem."My heart skipped.I hadn't told anyone about the bank."What banking problem?"He smiled thinly. "The emergency trust your mother left you. The one-million-credit account you've suddenly decided to question."The corridor seemed to narrow around me.I'd barely finishe
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Chapter 4: Buy What Keeps You Breathing
The first rule of surviving the apocalypse was simple: money meant nothing if I spent it on the wrong things.I wrote that sentence at the top of Odette's notebook, then stared at the balance on my phone.The trust dispute was underway, but the money wasn't going to solve my immediate problems. I had access to a limited amount from Odette's personal account, and every credit I spent now was one I couldn't spend later.Once the outbreak spread, prices would rise, supplies would disappear, and expensive equipment wouldn't guarantee survival.I needed a plan that worked with what I had.I divided the page into food, water, medical supplies, hygiene, power, transportation, and shelter. Then I set a spending limit for each category and left some money untouched for emergencies. Emergencies rarely waited until a person felt prepared.I started with water.My storage capacity was ten cubic meters. That sounded generous until I remembered everything I needed to fit inside it. The system could
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Chapter 5: My Ex-Fiancé Made One Mistake
Martin Cross accused me of stealing one million credits before breakfast.By noon, he wanted the entire city to believe I was insane.His face filled my phone screen, framed by the iron gates of the Cross family residence. Dressed in a dark suit, he wore the expression of a heartbroken fiancé forced to expose a painful family matter."I'm deeply concerned about Odette's condition," he told the reporters. "She's taken money belonging to the family, and recent events suggest she may be experiencing a serious emotional breakdown."I stared at him, my appetite gone.He hadn't just accused me of theft. He was laying the groundwork to discredit anything I said in my defense. If I denied his claims, I would be a desperate liar. If I grew angry, he could point to my reaction as proof that I was unstable.And if I stayed silent, he'd get away with it.Martin smiled sadly for the cameras."Our priority is making sure she receives the help she needs. We don't want to turn a painful family matter
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Chapter 6: The Price of Being Prepared
If there's any realizatiin I made about preparing for the apocalypse, it was that money could disappear much faster than fear.I stood in the middle of a hardware store, staring at the growing pile of supplies in my shopping cart while my phone displayed the latest total. Water filters, a hand-cranked flashlight, a compact tool kit, duct tape, work gloves, a folding shovel, and a box of heavy-duty trash bags had already pushed the bill higher than I wanted.I hadn't even reached the supermarket."Anything else, ma'am?"The employee's question pulled me out of my calculations. I glanced at the shelves behind him, where coils of rope and portable camping stoves hung in neat rows."Do you have a smaller version of that shovel?"He pointed to a display near the counter. "We have a folding one. Easier to carry, too."I examined it, tested the locking mechanism, and added it to my cart.Twenty-nine days.That was the countdown the system had given me in the motel. Twenty-nine days before th
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Chapter 7: A House With One Way Out
I didn't sleep well that night.The message from the unknown number remained unanswered, but I couldn't stop thinking about it.If you're preparing for the outbreak, stop buying from public stores. Someone is watching the supply lists.Someone had noticed my purchases. Someone knew I was preparing for an outbreak that hadn't happened yet.I had two explanations. Either I was being watched, or the sender knew something I didn't.Neither made me feel safer.By morning, I had made three decisions. I would stop buying everything from the same stores, stop discussing my plans with anyone I didn't trust, and find somewhere to live that wouldn't leave me trapped in the middle of a panicking city.My current accommodation was temporary. The walls were thin, the entrance was visible from the road, and the nearest convenience store attracted a steady stream of people. If the outbreak began with violence, the place would become a liability.I needed a house.Not a mansion with expensive furnitur
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Chapter 8: Family Is Just Another Word for Leverage
I saw the black sedan on the security camera before I heard the doorbell.It pulled into the driveway at 9:17 a.m., stopping behind my car and blocking the easiest way out. Three people climbed out: my uncle, my aunt, and the lawyer who had once handled paperwork for my mother’s estate.Of course they had found me.The bell rang again.I saved a screenshot of the visitors and timestamp. My uncle stood closest to the door in the dark suit he wore whenever he wanted to look respectable while making unreasonable demands.“Odette!” he called. “We know you’re home.”I opened the door with the chain still in place.“What do you want?”My aunt looked offended. “Is that how you greet your family?”“Only the family that arrives without calling.”My uncle’s smile tightened. “Take the chain off. We need to talk.”“Then talk.”The lawyer adjusted his glasses. “This concerns a private family matter. It would be better discussed inside.”“No.”My aunt’s expression softened into practiced concern. “
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Chapter 9: Someone knows the Ending
The first thing I noticed was that nothing was missing.I stood in the middle of my kitchen, staring at the supplies arranged along the wall. The water bottles were where I'd left them. The medicine boxes were stacked inside the cabinet, and the tools I'd bought were still tucked beneath the counter.Nothing appeared disturbed.That should have been reassuring.Instead, it made the unlocked feeling of my house even more unsettling.Someone had entered without breaking a window or forcing a lock. Whoever it was had either found a way inside or had never needed to force their way in at all.I checked the front door again, then the back door. Both were locked now. The windows were shut, and the loose section of fence I'd noticed earlier remained untouched.I had checked everything twice the night before. I had even moved a chair in front of the back door, not because I believed it would stop anyone determined to enter, but because I wanted to hear it move.The chair hadn't moved.I opene
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Chapter 10: The Apocalypse Is Early
The first scream came from the fruit stall.I turned just as a man stumbled into a stack of crates, sending oranges rolling across the pavement. At first, everyone assumed he was drunk or having a seizure. A woman hurried toward him, calling for someone to fetch water. The vendor leaned over the counter.Then the man’s back arched.His whole body jerked so violently that his shoulder struck the ground. A harsh, wet sound tore out of his throat. His skin had gone gray beneath a sheen of sweat, and dark veins stood out along his neck.“Sir? Can you hear me?” the woman asked.I knew those symptoms.The fever. The twitching. The strange discoloration.No. Not yet.In the story I had written, the first wave was supposed to begin weeks later. I had planned for a month of preparation, a month to gather supplies and secure a place where I could survive the first days. I had believed that knowing the plot would give me an advantage.But the man on the pavement was already changing.“Get back!”
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