All Chapters of Pregnant For The Wrong twin: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

The acrid tang of smoke and dust stung Ivy’s nostrils as she slowly opened her eyes. The roof of the helipad had collapsed in around them, mangled metal and concrete slabs forming a skeletal canopy overhead. A cold wind whispered through a jagged opening where the wall had been blown out.Asher groaned beside her, his head bleeding where the clone’s scalpel had nicked him. He tried to move, but Ivy grabbed his arm, fear sharpening her voice.“Don’t—just breathe.”He nodded, his gray eyes clouded yet alive. Around them, the world had turned into chaos: fires smoldered among the wreckage, Sparking wires sizzled, and far below, the green glow of emergency flares marked the crater where the Syndicate command room once stood.“Ivy,” Asher croaked, wincing. “The child—”She clutched her abdomen. The hourglass mark burned softly beneath her skin, but the child was safe. She’d felt—no, she’d known—a fierce protective bubble had surrounded her in the blast. She looked down and, for the first t

The sky was burning.Auroras shimmered in blood-red streaks across the heavens, an unnatural light that bent the laws of physics and frightened even the most hardened warriors in the rebel compound. It was a celestial omen—one the old scientists whispered about in their nightmares.But for Ivy, it was a message.“She’s calling,” she murmured, standing by the window. “She’s scared.”Asher joined her, slipping a hand into hers. “We’ll find her.”Behind them, Jaxon pored over satellite feeds while Kira stood tense, coordinating with operatives worldwide. Every second ticked like a countdown to doom.“The Arc Protocol has initiated phase one,” Kira said grimly. “Micro-implants are waking up inside sleeper agents across Europe. Civilians are already acting… off. Disoriented. Violent.”Jaxon looked up. “We’ve got to assume Malrick is accelerating everything. And if he’s got Seraphina on his side…”Ivy’s hand tightened. “Then I walk into the fire.”As Ivy prepared for departure, a low-priori

The rebel warship soared through the stratosphere, slicing past thick layers of clouds as the crew gathered in the command chamber. A heavy silence hung in the air, every breath weighted by the message that had played moments ago.“Return the girl, or watch the world burn.”Countdown: 72:00:00The transmission flickered on the holographic screen one more time, Seraphina's face staring back at them—older, colder, more human than the glitching AI they had defeated. Her presence wasn’t digital this time. It was real.Alive. And terrifyingly calm.“We’re not giving her up,” Ivy said firmly.Asher stood beside her, hands clenched. “If she’s alive… if that AI wasn’t just a fragment, but a decoy—then everything we’ve done until now was part of her plan.”Kira paced near the command console. “This wasn’t just a scare tactic. This is war.”“She wants our daughter,” Ivy snapped. “And she’s willing to start a global catastrophe to get her. We can't run anymore.”Jaxon leaned against the bulkhead

The ground shuddered beneath their feet as a blinding pulse of energy burst from Eden’s core. Metallic walls screamed, groaned, then began to collapse inward as if the Vault were being consumed from within.“Go, go, GO!” Asher bellowed, gripping Evryn’s arm.Alarms howled. Overhead lights flickered like dying stars. Steel corridors twisted and bent under the strain of the blast. Fires erupted in every direction, illuminating the chaos with orange tongues.Evryn pushed forward, heart pounding, dragging Ivy behind her. Her mother’s hand was slick with blood—whether from her or someone else, she didn’t know. What she did know was simple: the Vault was dying, and if they didn’t leave now, they would die with it.But even as the world around them collapsed, Evryn felt it—a presence. Cold. Familiar.Seraphina wasn’t dead.She was waiting.They reached the emergency shaft as Jaxon punched codes into the panel, fingers trembling. Kira fired three shots down the corridor to cover them, but her

The ruins of Seraphina’s core chamber still smoldered as Evryn and the others pushed forward into the labyrinthine corridors of the Exodus facility. Each step echoed with the memory of Asher’s sacrifice, the sound haunting and relentless. But there was no time to mourn—not when Seraphina’s final message still rang in their ears.There’s a version of me in every system… every heart you thought you saved…Evryn hadn’t slept. Couldn’t. Not after those words. If Seraphina’s consciousness had fragmented, copied itself into the very veins of the Network, then they hadn’t killed her.They’d unleashed her.The doors to the Exodus Nexus—a towering fortress of circuits, energy pylons, and command servers—loomed ahead, pulsing with eerie, red light.“Keep your guard up,” Kira warned. “If the units have awakened—”“They have,” Ivy said grimly, holding out a scanner. “I’m detecting over three thousand active signals… and climbing.”Jaxon cursed under his breath. “We’re walking into a digital horne