Todos los capítulos de GEEKY GIRL REVENGE: Capítulo 101 - Capítulo 109

I had let the shadows linger for far too long within Cassilas Corp. When Ana mentioned her unease about one of the new staff working under Ballero—someone who came with a new name, a perfect background, and an impeccable performance—I knew I had to begin an investigation. Ana never speaks without reason.Lucas Arent. He had masterfully concealed his true identity. Benedict Marquest, the name he used and the one listed in his employment records. The recruitment team liked him, even Ballero considered him a valuable asset. But my instincts and the look in Ana’s eyes when she mentioned his name left me restless.I didn’t intervene directly. In cases like this, too many eyes could easily trace my movements. So I activated one of our internal investigation protocols, used only twice in the company’s history. The Shadow Protocol.The protocol automatically triggered identity screening through our biometric data archive. It matched facial structure, retinal patterns, even typing habits and s

I kept staring at Hugo, who was now steering without once letting go of my hand. There was weariness etched on his face. Yet in his eyes, I saw a light of happiness.Dario. Somehow that man still lingered in my thoughts. I should have been pleased with what Dario had done to Hugo. But instead, I found myself worrying over a man who did not deserve my sympathy or my pity.“If you keep looking at me like that, I will stop this car and kiss you.”I scoffed softly, then smiled. His hand, still clasping mine, rose and brushed a kiss across my knuckles.“What do you want to eat?” he asked. For a moment I thought, then looked at him.“I want a warm chocolate croissant. And a smile from my husband that never fails to cast its charm. But I will not eat it if that charm is also given to anyone else.”Hugo chuckled. His hand tousled my loose hair, then he glanced at me with a shake of his head, as though he had just heard the most spoiled yet most human request ever spoken from my lips. Which in

“So do I,” he murmured. “But it’s the only one I will never regret.”I took a deep breath, letting the silence fill the space between us. I knew I would always yield to that gaze. I didn’t know how many more times I would lose, but I no longer wanted to resist. I would follow this feeling.The night breeze slipped through the gap in the glass window, carrying the faint scent of roses and damp earth. The garden lights shimmered softly, reflecting on the dewy leaves. I looked at the view for a long while, letting the beauty seep into my chest, then turned to Hugo, who was now sitting closer. His shoulder nearly brushed mine.“I don’t know what to say,” I whispered. “All of this feels too... beautiful. Too vast for me to understand.”Hugo turned, the corner of his lips lifting slightly, though his eyes stayed serious. “You don’t have to understand, Ana. Just feel it. Because what I’ve built here isn’t only walls and a roof, but a feeling.”I laughed softly, nervous. “You sound like a poe

He stirred slightly in his sleep, murmuring something I couldn’t quite catch. I waited, trying to grasp the word that slipped past his lips.Only one reached me, carried faintly on his breath.My name.For a moment, my heart stopped. He had called me. In his sleep. With a softness that sent tremors through my body.I stood frozen, trying to shake off the strange sensation spreading beneath my skin. He was probably dreaming, I told myself. And yet, his voice had felt so real, so sincere, as if he were truly calling out to me from somewhere deep within him.I moved closer, unable to resist the pull. Standing beside him, I watched his face, now slightly restless. My brows furrowed.“Hugo?” I whispered.He didn’t answer, but the lines on his forehead eased the moment my fingers touched his hand. He grew still again. And I knew, if only for a fleeting second, I was the reason for that calm.It didn’t feel fair. The world was full of injustices, but this one pierced deepest. How could someo