Lahat ng Kabanata ng WHY ME: Kabanata 151 - Kabanata 160

** Deals with the Devil**Ayesha didn’t lower her gun.Neither did Adrian.Reva, however, took a slow step forward, her brows furrowed in disbelief as she studied Azrael Kade. “You’re supposed to be dead.”Azrael smirked. “Yeah, well, a lot of things were supposed to happen. Yet here we are.”Ayesha’s grip on her weapon tightened. “You have ten seconds to explain why we shouldn’t put a bullet in your head.”Azrael leaned back in his chair, completely unfazed by the threat. “Because I’m the only one who can get you to the Ghost.”Silence stretched between them, thick with tension.Ayesha narrowed her eyes. “You know who they are.”Azrael’s smirk didn’t fade. “I know a lot of things.”Adrian stepped forward, his voice edged with suspicion. “Then why help us?”Azrael exhaled, as if bored by the question. “Let’s just say I have unfinished business.” His gaze flickered to Ayesha, something unreadable in his expression. “And so do you.”Ayesha didn’t flinch, but inside, something twisted in

** The Final Gambit**The warehouse buzzed with a tense energy as the team finalized their plans. With Priya's insider knowledge, they had pinpointed the Ghost's central command—a fortified compound nestled in the outskirts of the city. The mission ahead was perilous, but the stakes had never been higher.Ayesha gathered the team for a final briefing. Maps and schematics were spread across a makeshift table, illuminated by the dim glow of portable lamps."Our objective is twofold," Ayesha began, her voice steady. "We dismantle the Ghost's operations and extract Priya's family safely. Timing and precision are crucial."Azrael pointed to the compound's layout. "The main control center is here, heavily guarded. We'll need to create a diversion to draw their forces away."Reva nodded. "We can rig explosives along the eastern perimeter. That should divert their attention long enough for the extraction team to move in."Adrian turned to Priya. "Do you have intel on where your family is bein

**Shadows of the Past**The air was thick with tension. Ayesha sat in the dimly lit command room, staring at the encrypted files Priya had extracted from the Ghost’s database. Each line of code felt like a ticking time bomb, a secret waiting to unravel.Adrian leaned over her shoulder, his voice low. "Anything useful?"Priya sighed, rubbing her temples. "This encryption is on another level. I’ve cracked part of it, but there’s still a ton left."Azrael, who had been silent for most of the night, finally spoke. "It’s not just encryption—it’s a pattern. Look." He pointed at a series of numbers that repeated every few lines.Ayesha’s brows furrowed. "Coordinates?"Azrael nodded. "Possibly. But they’re incomplete. We’re missing something."Reva crossed her arms. "If we can’t break the code, we won’t find the Ghost before he disappears again."Ayesha exhaled sharply. They needed a breakthrough—fast.The Missing PieceAs the team debated their next move, Ayesha’s phone buzzed. She glanced a

** The Price of Peace**The tension in the room thickened as Ayesha listened intently to the details over the radio. The quiet hum of the safe house seemed to grow louder, amplifying the urgency in the air. Neera sat across from her, her eyes narrowing in frustration, while Adrian remained stoically quiet, his gaze fixed on Ayesha.Khan's voice crackled through the static once again. "We’ve confirmed multiple mercenary groups are mobilizing. They’re targeting you, Ayesha, and Adrian. They’ve been given specific instructions—no prisoners, no mercy."Ayesha’s chest tightened, but she fought to keep her composure. "How long before they reach us?" she asked, her voice steady despite the fear gnawing at her insides."Within the next twenty-four hours, maybe sooner," Khan replied. "We don’t have much time to prepare.""Understood."Ayesha set the radio down, glancing at Adrian, who stood up and began pacing the small space. His jaw was clenched, and there was a storm brewing in his dark eye

** The Final Gambit**The warehouse fell into a tense silence, broken only by the distant hum of flickering lights. Ayesha stood her ground, her fingers steady on the trigger as she faced Samar, the man she had once trusted and the one she now had to destroy.Adrian moved beside her, his weapon trained on the armed figures lurking in the shadows. Neera took a defensive stance behind them, her sharp eyes scanning for an opening. They were surrounded, outnumbered, and yet, Ayesha knew one thing—she wasn’t afraid.Samar’s lips curled into a smirk. “You always had a knack for survival, Ayesha. But even you can’t escape this.”Ayesha exhaled slowly, forcing her heartbeat to steady. “I don’t need to escape. I came here to end you.”Samar chuckled, his voice a deep rumble. “Bold. But reckless. You were always impulsive—that was your greatest weakness.” He gestured to the men surrounding them. “Tell me, how do you plan to get out of this alive?”Ayesha didn’t hesitate. “By making sure you don