บททั้งหมดของ BRIDE TO THE MAFIA HEIR : บทที่ 151 - บทที่ 160

Sophia paced the cramped safe house, her mind racing with the revelations from the stolen files. The faint hum of the laptop filled the room as James poured over the document labeled Nexus. Micah stood by the window, his gaze fixed on the shadows outside. Each of them was tense, the weight of their mission pressing heavily on their shoulders. "This isn't just a weapon," James finally said, breaking the silence. His voice was laced with both awe and dread. "It's a failsafe. If Salvatore activates it, it could destabilize entire governments. We're talking mass chaos." Sophia froze mid-step. "Chaos? Why would anyone want that?" "To rebuild the world in their image," James replied, his eyes meeting hers. "Salvatore isn't just after control he wants to erase the current system and start over. With him at the top." Micah scoffed, stepping away from the window. "Sounds like a madman's fantasy. But if he's got the resources to pull this off..." Sophia sat down beside James, her fingers t

The air in the control room was heavy with tension as Sophia, James, and Micah gathered their gear. Salvatore's escape was a bitter pill to swallow, and the echo of his mocking words still lingered in Sophia's mind. The man who had orchestrated so much chaos had slipped through their fingers, but the fight was far from over. James closed his laptop, the screen dimming as he secured it in his bag. "I managed to extract a partial file before the system locked me out. It might give us a lead on Salvatore's next move." Micah slung his rifle over his shoulder, his jaw tight. "We can't afford to waste any time. If he gets too far ahead, we'll lose him for good." Sophia adjusted her belt, her dagger securely in place. "Then let's move. Every second we wait, he's getting closer to whatever plan he's set in motion." The trio exited the control room, their footsteps echoing in the deserted corridors of the facility. They moved quickly but cautiously, every shadow a potential threat. The

The barn felt like it was closing in on them, the weight of the revelation crushing the brief sense of safety they had found. The dim light of James's laptop was the only source of illumination, but it painted their expressions with a shadowy intensity that mirrored the storm of emotions brewing within each of them.Sophia paced in the small space, her boots crunching on loose hay. "This doesn't make sense," she said, shaking her head. "What could Salvatore possibly gain by destabilizing the balance? If the wolves and humans fall into chaos, it'll destroy everything, including him."James didn't look up from the screen, his fingers continuing to fly across the keyboard. "Power," he said simply. "If he can control the chaos, he can rebuild the world in his image. Packs, governments, laws none of it will matter. He'll be at the top, and the rest of us will be scrambling to survive."Micah leaned against the doorway, his rifle resting against his shoulder. "And you're sure this data prov

The clearing was eerily silent as the Alpha of the Lunar Crescent pack, Magnus, fixed his intense gaze on Sophia. The gathered wolves, their eyes glowing faintly in the dim light, formed a tense semicircle around her and Victor. Sophia's breath was steady, though her pulse thundered in her ears. She had come too far to falter now.Magnus crossed his arms, his powerful frame casting a shadow over the meeting. "You have my attention, Sophia Black. Speak wisely."Sophia nodded, taking a small step forward. "Salvatore is using fear to unite the packs under his rule. He's sowing distrust among allies, ensuring that when he makes his move, we'll be too divided to resist. If you've noticed your borders being tested, wolves disappearing without explanation, or whispers of betrayal spreading, that's all him."The wolves exchanged uneasy glances, and Magnus's eyes flicked to Victor. "Is this true?"Victor inclined his head. "It is. Salvatore has been playing a long game. He's already turned pac

The dawn broke with a sharp chill, the frost clinging to the leaves as Sophia prepared herself for what lay ahead. The Iron Ridge pack's territory loomed on the horizon, an unforgiving mountain range shrouded in mist and danger. Every step toward it felt heavier than the last, the stakes growing with each decision she made.Victor walked beside her, his sharp gaze scanning the horizon. "You ready for this?" he asked, breaking the silence.Sophia nodded, though her stomach churned with nerves. "As ready as I'll ever be. Darius isn't going to make this easy."Maria, bringing up the rear, snorted. "Easy? That wolf lives to make things difficult. He's got half his pack on edge, and the other half ready to challenge him for dominance. You're walking into chaos.""I know," Sophia said calmly. "But if we don't convince him, we'll be the ones facing chaos when Salvatore makes his next move."The group continued their trek, the air growing colder as they climbed higher into the mountains. The