Lahat ng Kabanata ng Pregnant For The Wrong twin: Kabanata 141 - Kabanata 150

The void swallowed everything—sound, light, and time itself. For a moment, Evryn was caught in a swirling maelstrom of darkness. The air was thick and cold, her lungs struggling for breath as the oppressive weight of the void pressed against her chest. She couldn’t see, couldn’t hear, but she could feel the presence of something—someone—watching her.Then, just as abruptly as it had begun, the darkness fractured.Colors bled back into existence, swirling like oil in water before settling into shapes—familiar shapes. A sprawling city of towering spires, lit by a pale moon that hung unnaturally still in the sky. The ground beneath her feet was solid once more, and the air, though heavy with tension, was breathable.Evryn’s head snapped to the side as her surroundings solidified. She was standing in the center of what looked like an urban ruin. Streets stretched out before her, lined with crumbling buildings that looked as if they had once been alive with activity. But now, they were aba

Evryn awoke to darkness. At first, it was suffocating—thick and overwhelming, as if the very air had been stolen from her lungs. Her chest heaved as she tried to breathe, but each breath was shallow, strained. Something was pressing against her, holding her down, and it took all of her strength to force her eyes open.The world around her was a blur of shadows and fractured shapes. The light from the Nexus, the energy blast, everything—gone. Only darkness remained, and the low hum of distant echoes reverberated in her ears, like whispers from another time. Was she… was she still alive?A cool touch grazed her arm, and a voice cut through the silence, jagged and urgent. "Evryn!"It was Kai. Her heart skipped a beat as his face swam into focus. His expression was etched with worry, his hands trembling as they gently lifted her into a sitting position.“You’re alive,” he murmured, his voice a mix of relief and disbelief.“I… I think so.” Evryn’s voice was weak, barely a rasp. She tried t

Evryn’s heart was pounding in her chest as the world around her continued to crumble. The metallic walls buckled and shattered in slow motion, as though time itself had been distorted, stretched to its limit. She could feel the very fabric of reality slipping away from her grasp. The ground beneath her feet trembled, and with every second, it seemed the Nexus was unraveling further.She had no idea what Aurex had meant by his cryptic words, but there was one thing she knew for sure: nothing was as it seemed. The Architect's twisted game had led her here, and now, more than ever, she understood that there was no escape from this nightmarish labyrinth. But why her? Why had she been chosen?As the room around her cracked, revealing only darkness beyond, Evryn pushed forward, desperate to find a way out. There had to be something—some way to escape, to piece together the truth that the Architect had hidden from her.Her hands pressed against the shattered walls, but it was no use. The wal

The ground trembled beneath their feet, the once-solid earth now fractured and crumbling as though the world itself was breaking apart. Evryn's heart thundered in her chest as she stared at the woman standing before her—the woman who resembled her so closely, yet whose presence exuded a dark, otherworldly power. The air crackled with energy, thick with an oppressive force that threatened to suffocate her."Kai..." Evryn’s voice was barely a whisper, a wave of panic crashing over her as she glanced toward him. He was still on the ground, breathing heavily, his chest rising and falling in shallow, labored breaths. Blood stained his shirt, and the gash across his torso seemed deep.But the creature—the abomination that had attacked them—was gone, hurled into the dark abyss by the figure’s power. Evryn’s gaze flickered back to the woman before her. Something inside her twisted at the sight of her, a deep, primal recognition gnawing at her mind. Who was this person? And why did she feel...

Evryn's world shattered as the ground gave way beneath her, the very foundation of the rift crumbling like sand under a tidal wave. Her body plunged into darkness, the air thick with the scent of sulfur and despair. She couldn’t scream, couldn’t gasp—everything was silent except for the deafening rush of wind as her descent continued, endless and cold.Time seemed to stretch on, her limbs disjointed, her mind unable to grasp anything but the terrifying uncertainty of the fall. Was she falling into the depths of the rift? Or had it opened some kind of portal to another place—another world?Her thoughts swirled like the darkness around her, but one thing remained clear: the Beast was free now, and if she didn’t act quickly, everything—Kai, the Heart of the Rift, the very fabric of reality itself—would be consumed by it.With a violent jolt, Evryn's body hit the ground, hard. Pain shot up her spine, a burst of agony that stole her breath away. She lay there, unable to move, her entire bo