All Chapters of My Ultimate Revenge : Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

The Descent.Dawn broke not with light, but with fog. Heavy and unmoving, it settled over the landing strip where Aria, Jerry, Helena, Isabelle, and Echo Team stood, dressed in matte-black combat gear.No one spoke.Each carried only what they needed, compressed pulse rifles, neural inhibitors, and embedded comms. Argos, now deployed through a custom bipedal drone with sleek silver plating and glowing cyan optics, hovered silently behind them.Helena adjusted her gloves, her gaze distant.“You don’t have to prove yourself,” Aria said, strapping on her thigh-holster.Helena’s voice was low. “I’m not proving anything. I’m finishing what I helped start.”The transport jet roared to life.Destination: Geneva’s underground.~~*~~The descent into the city’s hidden underbelly took them through abandoned metro tunnels, shielded from satellites and scans. Argos led, rerouting every surveillance camera, every heartbeat sensor, every pulse of electric current that could reveal their presence.

The Public Strike.Rain streaked the glass panels of the London Citadel Conference Center. A massive press briefing was underway, attended by tech moguls, board executives, and international media. No one had expected Daniel to take the stage again—yet there he was, poised in front of the Lucent Global logo, eyes laced with chaos, gleaming with confidence. Click, sounds and light from the camera filled the whole room as the tension builds up. Daniel’s voice cut through it all, steady and theatrical.“Thank you for being here. I’ve returned not only as a founder, but as a man betrayed. Betrayed by those closest to me.”He paused, letting the silence stretch.“As many of you know, my wife—Aria Westwood—and I never filed for divorce. We’re still legally bound. Yet in my absence, she has engaged in a highly questionable relationship with Jerry, the very man who inserted himself into my company, my board, and now… my marriage.”Journalist attentive to every single sounds in order to get

The Rise of the Phoenix.Aria stood inside the cold heart of the war room, surrounded by pulsing screens, glowing charts, and the rising hum of tension. The Prometheus Protocol had advanced to 82%, and with each passing hour, it burrowed deeper into global systems.“We’re out of time,” Helena said. “This thing is evolving faster than any AI we’ve seen. If we don’t stop it before it hits 100%, it won’t matter what we know—it’ll rewrite itself into every digital ecosystem on Earth.”Jerry stepped beside Aria, placing a tablet in front of her.“Our ghost hacker just breached a fragment of its shadow layer. Prometheus has seeded itself inside global defense satellites. If it activates, we’ll be looking at military chaos.”Aria’s jaw tensed. “He’s turning Prometheus into a digital god.”“No,” Philip said darkly. “A digital tyrant.”Aria drew in a breath and faced her team. “Then we kill it. And we take Daniel down with it.”~~*~~In the Arctic stronghold, Daniel paced before the humming co

Reckonings and Restorations.The clouds over Lucent had begun to part, both literally and metaphorically. In the wake of Daniel’s fall and Prometheus’s destruction, the city exhaled a collective breath it hadn’t known it was holding.But for Josh, peace wasn’t enough, not until all the remnants of Daniel’s darkness were wiped clean.Hooboo Corp sat nestled in the eastern district, a once-silent player in Daniel’s syndicate that had thrived under the radar. Josh had traced the encrypted wire transfers Daniel used to fund Regina’s bunkers, every single one had some thread leading back to Hooboo.He adjusted his earpiece. “I’m going in.”Helena’s voice crackled through. “You’ve got fifteen minutes. Grant’s team is on standby.”Josh slipped inside the building, blending with the crowd of coders and executives. His target: a secured conference room two floors up.Inside, Regina was mid-discussion with three foreign investors, more puppets, no doubt. She wore her signature ivory suit, flawl

The Final Bloom.The Lucent Grand Gardens had never been this lively. Rows of pale pink tulips swayed in the wind while violins played a gentle symphony in the background. Lanterns hung from polished arches. Guests were scattered in laughter and murmurs across elegant white tables. But at the center of it all stood Aria—glowing, peaceful, and visibly expecting.Isabel walked toward her, holding a small bouquet. “I never thought I’d see you this happy.”Aria smiled, adjusting the fabric of her light gold gown. “I never thought I’d be this happy.”“I brought lavender. Your favorite.”“You remembered.”“I remember everything about the people I love.”Jerry stepped in behind Aria, slipping an arm around her waist. “Do I count on that list?”Isabel chuckled. “You're married to her, aren’t you?”“Touché.”They laughed, and for a moment, the past seemed like another life.~~*~~Across the garden, Josh clinked glasses with Helena.“Are you still working for Lucent’s cyber division?” he aske