All Chapters of Ex Wife to The Billionaire, Mother to His Twins Heir: Chapter 121 - Chapter 124

The next morning, Marcus Jr. presented Before the Break to the entire family. He'd prepared meticulously—slides showing the algorithm's design, testimonials from families they'd helped, statistics proving the program's effectiveness."We're not violating privacy," he explained. "Everything we access is already collected by government agencies, hospitals, schools. We're just the first ones to analyze it collectively. To see patterns that individual agencies miss.""That's exactly the problem," Isabella said. She was a lawyer now, having passed the bar two years earlier. "Just because data exists doesn't mean you have the right to aggregate it without consent. Each piece might be public, but the combination creates a profile no one agreed to.""But it saves lives," Marcus Jr. countered. "847 situations that didn't become trauma. 847 families that didn't break. Isn't that worth some discomfort about data analysis?""Discomfort?" Solana's voice was sharp. "Try violation. I've been on the

Hope went into labor on a Tuesday morning, three weeks early, while sitting beside her mother's bed.She'd been reading aloud from the memoir—the one Ava had told her to publish with all the doubts and failures included. The manuscript was nearly complete, eighty years of choosing love compiled into words that future generations could learn from."And that's when you decided to create the Ordinary Survivors Initiative," Hope read. "Not because Elena deserved redemption, but because she needed it. Because need matters more than deserve. Because—"The contraction hit hard enough to make her gasp.Ava's eyes, which had been unfocused as always, suddenly shifted. Not focused exactly, but aware. Present in a way she hadn't been in months."Baby," Ava whispered. Her first word in five months."Mom?" Hope breathed through the contraction. "Can you hear me?""Your baby. Coming. I want... to meet..."Another contraction. Hope fumbled for her phone, texting Elias and the family. But she didn't