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Chapter Thirty-one: The Clone’s Awakening
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The Marriage Clause Chapter Thirty-three: The Mother's Shadow
The shrine grove was a battlefield under the moonlit sky, gunfire punctuating the night like thunder. Amara's heart stopped as the woman emerged from the shadows—Nkechi, or what looked like her, her face lined with years but her eyes the same warm brown Amara remembered from childhood dreams. The virus upload bar crept to 60%, the console humming with energy, but Ngozi—the clone—froze, her gun wavering between Amara and the newcomer."Mother?" Ngozi whispered, her voice cracking with confusion and rage.Nkechi— if it was her—raised her hands, her voice steady but trembling. "Stand down, Ngozi. It's over."Amara's team—Ezekiel, Ifeanyi, Chioma—held their positions, weapons trained on Adebayo's men, who hesitated, their loyalty fracturing at the sight of this ghost. The aunt, hidden in the trees, watched with wide eyes, the village elders gathering at the edge, murmuring prayers to the ancestors."You're dead," Amara breathed, her gun still raised, tears streaming down her face. "I buri
The Marriage Clause Chapter Thirty-two: The Village Whisper
The message on Amara's phone glowed like a beacon in the dim cabin of the private jet racing back to Lagos, its words searing into her mind: Come to the village. The truth awaits. - Nkechi. Her fingers trembled as she reread it for the tenth time, the name—her mother's name—stirring a storm of hope and dread. The plane shuddered through turbulence, mirroring the chaos in her heart. Was this the real Nkechi, hidden all these years, or another clone's cruel trap, designed to lure her into Adebayo's collapsing web?Ezekiel leaned over, his brow furrowed as he glanced at the screen. "It's a setup. Ngozi—or whatever clone sent it—wants to draw you out. We can't risk it."Amara shook her head, her voice steady despite the knot in her throat. "The village—it's where my parents met, where Nkechi grew up. If there's any truth left, it's there. And the cascade… we have 22 hours. If this unlocks the key to stopping it permanently, we have to go."Ifeanyi, nursing his wounded leg in the seat acro
The Marriage Clause Chapter Thirty-one: The Clone’s Awakening
The chopper ride back to Lagos was a blur of wind and whispers, the island receding like a bad dream. Amara leaned against Ezekiel, her body aching from bruises and her mind from revelations. The failsafe was stopped, Adebayo in cuffs, Ngozi’s body left for the authorities. But the alert on Ezekiel’s tablet—Secondary Failsafe Activated: 24 Hours Until Cascade—mocked their victory. And the message: You stopped nothing. The real legacy begins. - N“Ngozi,” Amara muttered, her voice lost in the rotor noise. “She’s dead. I saw her die.”Ifeanyi, bandaged leg propped up, shook his head. “If she’s a clone, there could be more. Adebayo was playing God—DNA labs, hidden facilities. Nkechi’s essence, replicated.”Chioma, pale from her wound but alert, nodded. “The files mentioned a network of labs. One in Lagos, under the old KaluTech headquarters. If there’s a backup clone, that’s where she’d be.”Ezekiel’s grip tightened on the controls. “We end this. Tonight.”They landed at a private helipa
The Marriage Clause Chapter Thirty: The Twin’s Deception
The bunker’s air was thick with tension, the hum of servers a constant underscore to the pounding of Amara’s heart. The failsafe countdown blinked on the console—9:58, 9:57—the seconds ticking away like a death knell for the world above. Ngozi stood before her, a mirror image of Nkechi from the old photographs, but twisted, her features sharpened by years of secrets and ambition. Adebayo watched from beside her, his silver beard catching the fluorescent light, his expression one of paternal pride mixed with predatory hunger.Amara’s gun wavered in her hand, her finger hovering over the trigger. The revelation had cracked something inside her—the possibility that her mother had a twin, that Nkechi’s death had been a ruse, a swap to allow Ngozi to continue their dark work. But the coldness in Ngozi’s eyes, the lack of warmth in her voice—it didn’t match the woman Amara remembered, the one who’d painted with her, who’d whispered stories of hope and resilience.“You’re lying,” Amara said,
The Marriage Clause Chapter Twenty-Nine: The Island of Lies
The private island was a speck in the Atlantic, a lush prison of palm trees and jagged cliffs, reachable only by helicopter. Amara sat beside Ezekiel in the chopper, the roar of the blades drowning out her racing thoughts. Ifeanyi was in the back, checking his weapon, his face a mask of guilt and determination. Chioma, released from witness protection to join them, sat silently, her eyes fixed on the horizon. Tari had stayed behind, coordinating with the EFCC to track Adebayo’s international allies. The team was fractured, bound by necessity, but Amara felt the weight of every betrayal pressing down on her.The coordinates from Adebayo’s broadcast led here—a fortress disguised as paradise. Satellite imagery showed a sprawling compound, heavily guarded, with servers humming beneath the surface, controlling the AI network Adebayo had weaponized. The cascade protocol was stopped, but he’d hinted at a backup—a failsafe that could still plunge the world into chaos.“He wants us here,” Amar
The Marriage Clause Chapter Twenty-Eight: The Mole’s Confession
The warehouse was a chaos of gunfire and smoke, the air thick with the metallic tang of blood and the sharp sting of gunpowder. Amara crouched behind a stack of crates, her arm burning where the bullet had grazed her, the locket from Victor clutched in her hand. His crumpled form lay a few feet away, blood pooling beneath him, his eyes flickering but defiant. Ifeanyi stood at the edge of the fray, his gun blazing as he took down one of Adebayo’s men, but the gleam in his eyes—sharp, calculating—sent a shiver through Amara. Was he her savior, or the final twist in this labyrinth of betrayal?“Amara, move!” Ifeanyi shouted, his voice cutting through the din. He gestured toward the computer terminal in the corner, its screen glowing with the shutdown protocol for Adebayo’s cascade hack. “You can stop this!”She hesitated, her gaze darting between Ifeanyi and Victor. The man she’d called her father for years, who’d raised her, loved her, was now a question mark. His sudden appearance, his
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