Todos os capítulos de Hate Me Till You Love Me: Capítulo 91 - Capítulo 100

The firstborn cried.The sound was small, frightened, almost ordinary, and somehow that made everything around Evelyn feel even more terrifying.Two girls stood several feet away from her.They looked exactly alike.Same dark hair. Same delicate features. Same red ribbon tied around the left side of their hair.But their eyes were different.One had silver eyes that reflected the strange light of the Echo.The other had eyes as black as the darkness beneath the first door.Neither moved.Neither spoke.Then, together, they said the same word.“Choose.”Evelyn’s fingers tightened around the firstborn.“No.”The silver-eyed Elara tilted her head.The black-eyed Elara smiled.Alexander stepped closer to Evelyn, placing himself between her and the two girls.“You heard her,” he said. “She isn’t choosing.”The black-eyed Elara looked at him.“You always say that.”Alexander froze.The silver-eyed Elara looked at him next.“And you always choose her anyway.”Something changed in Alexander’s

The door slammed shut behind the man.Evelyn didn’t move.Neither did Alexander.For several seconds, the only sound in the chamber was the soft breathing of the firstborn between them.The man standing before them looked impossible.He had Evelyn’s eyes.Alexander’s jaw.The firstborn’s smile.But there was something else about him that Evelyn couldn’t explain.He didn’t feel like a memory.He didn’t feel like an Echo creation.He felt familiar in a way that reached deeper than recognition.Like seeing someone she had loved before she had learned what love meant.The man looked at Evelyn.“My family.”Alexander immediately stepped in front of her.“You’re not touching her.”The man’s expression softened.“I never intended to.”“Then who are you?”The man looked at Alexander.“That depends on which part of me you’re asking about.”Alexander’s eyes narrowed.“I don’t have time for riddles.”A faint smile touched the man’s lips.“You never did.”Evelyn’s heart skipped.Alexander heard i

“Elarienne.”The name echoed through the darkness.Evelyn couldn’t breathe.For a moment, she thought she had misheard it.Then the voice said it again.“Elarienne.”Something inside her answered.Not with words.With recognition.A sharp pain tore through her head, and Evelyn stumbled backward. Alexander caught her before she could fall, his arms tightening around her waist.“Evelyn.”She gripped his shirt.“I know that name.”The woman beside her, the one who had called herself her sister, closed her eyes.“I knew you would.”Alexander looked at her.“What does it mean?”The woman didn’t answer immediately.Instead, she looked toward the enormous darkness beneath the roots of the white tree.“It means she remembers.”The ground shook.The firstborn began crying.Gabriel stepped forward.“We have to leave.”Evelyn looked at him.“You knew.”Gabriel stopped.“You knew my name.”“Yes.”“For how long?”“Longer than I can explain.”“Then explain anyway.”Gabriel looked toward the darknes

The scream that followed the words CHOICE ACCEPTED was not human.It was not even the sound of something alive.It was the sound of a world breaking.The walls around Evelyn trembled violently. Cracks raced across the floor beneath her feet, splitting the black surface into hundreds of glowing lines. The crown symbols burning on Alexander’s and Adrian’s foreheads flashed at the same time, sending a wave of silver light through the chamber.Evelyn did not let go of either man.Alexander stood on her right.Adrian stood on her left.For the first time, they were not fighting for the same space.They were standing together.And the Echo hated it.“No!” the voice screamed.The word came from everywhere.From the ceiling.From the floor.From the walls.From the memories trapped inside them.“No, no, no, no…”Evelyn tightened her grip on Alexander’s hand.Then on Adrian’s.“You don’t get to decide who stays.”The chamber shook harder.Alexander looked at her.There was something different

Evelyn had seen Alexander afraid before.She had seen it in the mansion when he thought she was dead.She had seen it in the hospital when memories of his death at seventeen came rushing back.She had seen it when Adrian disappeared into the first door.She had even seen it when the Echo wore his face and tried to turn him against her.But this was different.This was not fear for himself.It was recognition.The kind of recognition that made a person realize the nightmare standing in front of them had once been part of their life.“Alexander?”He didn’t answer.His eyes remained fixed on the enormous shadow beyond the white field.The thing had no body.No face.Only two enormous eyes burning through the darkness.And yet Evelyn knew it was watching her.Watching all of them.Firstborn had stopped crying.The newborn in Evelyn’s arms was silent too.Even the Echo had disappeared.For the first time since Evelyn entered this impossible world, there was no voice demanding anything from