All Chapters of A BILLIONAIRE'S MARRIAGE DEAL: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

The night air was thick and heavy as Damon and Sarah drove through the quiet city streets. The neon glow of the buildings reflected off the sleek black SUV, casting fleeting shadows across Damon’s tense features. He gripped the steering wheel tightly, his mind racing through every contingency, every possible move their unseen enemies might take.Sarah sat beside him, her fingers brushing against his as she handed him a folder of updated intelligence. “This came from Elena,” she said softly. “Jordan traced new signals overnight. They’re active, Damon. They’re moving again.”He nodded, exhaling slowly. “I know. And they’re smarter than we anticipated. Whoever is orchestrating this has patience and reach.”Her hand found his again, this time resting firmly over his. “Then we’ll match them with patience and reach of our own.”Damon’s eyes softened for a moment. “Always,” he murmured, giving her hand a reassuring squeeze.The safehouse was a high-rise facility on the outskirts of the city,

Chapter 107 The Silent SiegeSarah’s pulse was still thundering in her ears as Damon guided her away from the fallen intruder. The safehouse lights flickered once, stabilizing again, a reminder that nothing about this place was as secure as it used to be.Lou’s voice crackled through the comms. “Perimeter almost clear. Two more hostiles down. They came prepared.”Prepared. The word lingered like poison in the air.Damon squeezed Sarah’s hand, steady and grounding. “They’re probing us. Testing how close they can get.”Sarah didn’t respond. She couldn’t. Her eyes were fixed on the intruder’s sleeve—an embroidered insignia, a mark she recognized too well. A raven diving into a ring of black thorns.“Katrina’s old unit.” She whispered. “But this symbol… it’s altered.”Damon knelt beside the patch, jaw tightening. The raven’s wings were ripped with new jagged strokes, almost chaotic, as if someone had reshaped their meaning.A new leader.A new evolution of danger.Lou jogged over, face fl

The entire safehouse trembled, dust drifting from the ceiling as the burned-out van outside collapsed into itself. The alarms finally died, leaving behind an unnerving quiet—the kind that meant the storm was just gathering speed.Lucas arrived, breath sharp. “The explosion took out half our external cameras. They’re blind-spotting us.”Elena slid in behind him, tablet in hand. “But I pulled one screenshot before the feed crashed.” She tapped the screen. The image showed masked figures slipping through the smoke—too many shadows to count.Sarah’s chest tightened. “How many?”“Enough to take a city block,” Elena answered.Damon stepped forward, calm overtaking fury. “Everyone to the war room. Now.”They moved quickly through reinforced corridors until the doors slid open with a metallic hiss. The room glowed alive—holographic interfaces, surveillance grids, tactical maps. The hum of technology was the only steady rhythm in chaos.Lou commandeered the front console. “We have multiple hea

The stairwell narrowed as they descended, each step echoing against concrete walls that seemed to close in around them. Sirens pulsed faintly above—reminders of a safehouse that was no longer safe. Damon led with his gun raised, every instinct sharpened to a blade’s edge.Elena checked her tablet, breath shaking. “All internal routes are compromised. They locked our exits the moment we dropped floors.”Lucas tightened his grip on his weapon. “They’re pushing us downward. Forcing a single path.”Sarah steadied herself. “Why? Where does this lead?”Damon’s silence was answer enough.He knew.The lowest level wasn’t a refuge—it was a vault.Their last resort.The place where Draven Tech buried things meant never to be found.They burst into a junction. Emergency lighting flickered long enough for them to see branching tunnels ahead.Left: reinforced steel corridor.Right: a dark utility passage.Center: biometric vault doors—huge, sealed, impenetrable.Elena pulled up schematics. “Left g

The low hum of the reinforced door settling into its lock echoed through the safehouse like a final warning. Lou stood outside with two of Damon’s men sweeping the corridor, their voices distant and muffled. Inside, the room felt smaller than it should have, the tension wrapping around the air like invisible barbed wire.Sarah’s fingertips trembled against her own arms. She told herself it was the cold. But she knew better. The danger was no longer abstract. It had a heartbeat. It had footsteps. It had hands reaching for them through shadows.Damon turned away from the monitors and looked at her then. Really looked. His suit jacket lay tossed over the arm of a chair, the shirt sleeves rolled to his elbows, revealing strong forearms and veins still pulsing from adrenaline. There was a thin smear of someone else’s blood at the corner of his wrist. His expression was carved from granite, but his eyes. They betrayed the truth. He was terrified of something. Terrified of losing something.