Semua Bab Usurped Luna, you and the triplets are mine!!: Bab 41 - Bab 50

Chapter 42 – The InterviewThe room was silent, except for the sound of keys being forcefully pressed. Maya stared at the monitor with tired eyes, the list of companies open, a freshly updated résumé, and a lump lodged in her throat. She had lost everything—except her children—and it was for them that she kept clicking "send," over and over again."Are you ready?" asked Lior, appearing beside her as if he were just passing by."Ready for what, sweetheart?" she smiled, drained."To change destiny," he replied, with a look that didn’t seem to belong to a child.With the list in hand—one the triplets claimed had “reliable companies with active job openings”—Maya began to send her information. She didn’t read the names. Didn’t have the time, or the mind. Among them, there it was:Kan Industries – Financial Sector and Strategic Innovation.She clicked. Sent. And didn’t notice the shadow moving in the background of reality, pulling the strings of fate with small, determined fingers.Meanwhi

Chapter 44: What Is Familiar About Her?The touch of the makeshift compress was soft against Maya’s warm forehead, but to Kan, it felt like a subtle electric current running through his fingers. His eyes, initially focused on the forming bruise, involuntarily drifted to the delicate face in front of him. Maya’s cheeks radiated a deep flush, a vivid hue that contrasted with the rest of her pale face. It was an unexpected, almost amusing reaction, considering pain was supposed to be the focus.A low, husky laugh escaped his lips—a sound rarely heard in his usually stern routine.“I hit your forehead, but... who would’ve thought?” he remarked, his voice filled with a genuine amusement he didn’t fully understand. A playful, almost boyish smile curved his lips for a fraction of a second. “Your cheeks turned red, but wasn’t it your forehead that took the blow?”Maya’s almond-shaped eyes widened slightly, shame painting her features even more intensely. She seemed to shrink a little, as if t

Chapter 46 – Triplets at Kan EnterprisesMaya VolpynThe elevator doors closed, sealing me inside that metal box, but Kan’s image still burned vividly behind my eyelids. My hands trembled slightly, and I clutched the document folder to my chest as if it were a ridiculous shield against everything I was feeling. My heart pounded erratically, as if it wanted to escape my chest—just as confused as I was.What the hell just happened back there?I leaned my back against the cold elevator wall and tried to breathe, but even the air seemed to rebel against me. Kan’s presence, the way he had changed—and yet still felt the same—left me dizzy, like the floor had disappeared beneath my feet. It was a strange vertigo, a blend of familiarity and estrangement that completely disoriented me.For years, I’d built a wall of resentment. I convinced myself I hated him. I buried everything that once existed under layers of self-protection.But just one look… the accidental touch of our fingers… and all t

Chapter 48 – Hired by Kan!“No!” I screamed, the sound echoing through the small room as I collapsed onto the bed, still in my wrinkled pajamas. “I begged so hard, prayed for any other company to hire me! But it had to be his company? His? That despicable excuse of a man? Seriously, universe? Are you kidding me right now?”The message had arrived cold and cruel, like a silent bullet tearing through my routine: “You have been hired by Kan Industries. Report to the address below… in two days?”I read and reread the notification on my phone, my eyes glued to the words that felt like they were spitting in my face. My blood froze. It was as if the world had suddenly become too small for the massive panic growing inside me, suffocating me. Why? Why that company? Out of every company in the world, his?“No! I can’t accept this!” I cried, hysterical, tears beginning to blur my vision. “There has to be another option! There has to!” I mumbled, jumping out of bed, my head spinning.I brushed my

Chapter 50 – Strange FeelingThey walked down a corridor with a gleaming floor until they reached a large, enclosed room with mirrored glass walls on the outside” allowing observers to watch everything without being seen.“We can watch all of their performances from here," the director said.Inside, at least ten children sat at separate desks. Each had a sealed test notebook and an interactive screen for logic questions and reasoning challenges.The setup was almost military in its organization: each child received an individualized evaluation, with questions spanning various areas” languages, logic, creativity, speed reading, advanced math, and even leadership and cooperation simulations in real time.Kan approached the glass.His eyes easily found the three smallest children among them. They were seated at the last desks, side by side but far enough apart to prevent any communication between them.“What are those three called?" Kan asked as the director checked her clipboard.“Ayel,