Semua Bab WHY ME: Bab 61 - Bab 70

** The Game Changes**The Shah Foundation was in ruins. Years of investigative work, evidence, and global alliances had been wiped out with a single cyber-attack. Leena had erased them.And yet, as Ayesha stood in the middle of the command room, surrounded by empty screens and blank files, she didn’t feel defeated.She felt alive.Leena wanted her to believe she had lost. That she was out of options. But what her sister had failed to realize was that Ayesha had never relied on data alone.She had built something stronger.People.And no system in the world could erase the truth.A New StrategyArman leaned against the table, arms crossed. “We need a new plan.”Priya sighed. “We don’t have resources. We don’t have connections. And now, without our foundation’s backing, we don’t even have credibility.”Ravi, pacing near the window, spoke up. “She’s making sure we’re discredited before we can come after her. That’s why she’s not running. She wants to rewrite the story before we have a ch

**The Path Forward**Ayesha had spent years fighting battles—some for justice, some for survival, and some she hadn’t even realized she was fighting until it was too late.Now, for the first time in her life, there was no enemy to chase, no war to win, no truth to uncover.And yet, the world kept moving.The fall of the Obsidian Hand had left a vacuum. Governments scrambled to repair their reputations, corporations distanced themselves from the scandals, and former allies of the organization either vanished into hiding or turned on each other.The Shah Foundation’s name had been cleared, but there was no longer a foundation to return to.Which meant Ayesha had a decision to make:Start over. Or walk away.A New MissionSitting in a quiet café in Istanbul, Ayesha watched the world pass by.She had always been a fighter, someone who thrived in the chaos of uncovering corruption, dismantling power structures, and exposing the truth.But what did life look like without a war to fight?Arm

** A Future Undefined**The world had changed.The Obsidian Hand was gone, its power dismantled piece by piece. The corrupt alliances it once thrived on had crumbled, and its remaining leaders were either in hiding or in handcuffs.And yet, Ayesha couldn’t shake the feeling that this wasn’t truly the end.Because Leena was still out there.And even though she had handed over the evidence, even though she had chosen to walk away instead of running—Leena never did anything without a reason.So the question remained: What was she planning next?A Silent GoodbyeDays after their final meeting, Ayesha sat alone at a café in Vienna, sipping her tea as she watched the morning traffic.She had checked every hotel, every port, every private airstrip in the city.Leena was gone.For the first time in her life, Ayesha didn’t know where her sister was.Or if she would ever see her again.She sighed, glancing down at the key card Leena had slipped into her hand before she left.It was unmarked, wi

**The Invisible War**Ayesha had always fought battles in the open—exposing corruption, dismantling power structures, taking down those who thrived in the shadows.But now, the battle had changed.This wasn’t about grand revelations or making headlines.This was about rewriting the system from within.And for that, she needed to become a ghost.The First MissionPriya sat at the console, fingers flying over the keyboard as she decrypted the latest intelligence reports. The first test of their nameless network had arrived.“This came through an anonymous whistleblower,” she said, pulling up a live feed from Hong Kong. “A high-ranking corporate executive funneled millions into an offshore account—money linked to private prisons, arms deals, and political bribery.”Ayesha studied the data. “Who else knows?”“No one,” Priya said. “They were too afraid to go public.”Arman leaned forward. “Then let’s make sure this doesn’t stay buried.”Ayesha smirked. “Let’s see how they handle a world wh

**The Hunt for Kazimir**The streets of Geneva were cold and unforgiving, much like the people Ayesha was hunting.She moved through the crowds, her hood pulled low, her new identity tucked safely in her coat pocket. Every step she took felt like stepping deeper into enemy territory.Kazimir was here.And so was Leena.Ayesha just didn’t know who she would find first.A Dangerous GameArman, Ravi, and Priya trailed closely behind her as they weaved through the city.“We have one shot at this,” Priya murmured. “Kazimir has no loyalty. If we don’t get to him first, he’ll take the highest bidder.”Ayesha nodded. “That’s why we hit him fast. No warnings. No second chances.”Arman checked his phone. “According to our source, he’s at the Grand Lux Hotel. High security, private access.”Ravi sighed. “Of course he is. These guys never make it easy.”Ayesha smirked. “Wouldn’t be fun if they did.”The Grand Lux HotelThe Grand Lux was a towering symbol of wealth and secrecy. It was the kind of