Lahat ng Kabanata ng When Love Finds Its Way Back : Kabanata 91 - Kabanata 100

“But she doesn’t want anyone finding out about it.” Jessica’s voice trembled slightly as she continued, her eyes darting from one face to another in the security room. “I was shocked too when I found out. Cassienne is the player everyone has been searching for all these years. Last night, she mistakenly logged into the game with her original username, and my IP address was live. Since I was also playing with her at the same time, people immediately figured out that I knew her.” Silence swallowed the entire room. No one spoke, no one breathed too loudly. Shock clung to every face like a thick fog. Nora was the first to react. “There is no way,” she scoffed, anger and disbelief dripping from her voice. “No way that that woman is the mentor I’ve been dying to meet all these years.” Jessica turned slowly to her sister, her expression firm. “Unfortunately, she is.” Nora clenched her fists. Joseph’s phone rang suddenly, cutting through the tension immediately. He answered instantly

Cassienne stood in front of her mirror, checking her look one last time. She had worked hard to get ready tonight. A soft smile touched her lips, even though her stomach felt full of butterflies. Corren waited downstairs in his car. She had said yes to this dinner date with him. After so much pain in her life, she decided to be brave. If she really wanted a fresh start, and if she really wanted to stay away from Dreston, she had to try new things. For years, she had loved only one man—a man who loved someone else. It was time to let go. Maybe Corren was the one who could help her heal. She told herself that quietly. Tonight, she wore a short brown leather skirt, a soft cream tank top, and a matching cream leather jacket. Her long black hair was pulled up in a high ponytail. It made her look young and fresh. Her red matte lipstick added a perfect touch of beauty. She grabbed her cream purse and phone, took a deep breath, and left her apartment. She felt beautiful. When she steppe

The big conference room at Coralreach System was full. Executives from every department sat around the long table. The PR team and the development team were there too. Everyone looked serious and focused. A speaker stood at the front. He talked clearly about the company’s plans. People listened carefully, taking notes. Corren sat at the head of the table like always. He looked calm on the outside, eyes on the speaker. But inside, his mind was far away. His thoughts kept going back to Cassienne. Last night still felt like a dream. The way she smiled at him. The soft taste of her lips when he finally kissed her the way he had wanted to for so long. The warmth of her body pressed against his. The little moan she made when his tongue touched hers. He could still feel her arms around his neck, pulling him closer. His heart beat faster just thinking about it. If things kept going this well, he wanted to make her his forever. Maybe in a few months, he would get down on one knee and ask h

The grand ballroom of the Lisbourn Royal Resort shone under crystal chandeliers. Soft golden lights danced on marble floors. Tables were set with fine china and fresh flowers. Tech leaders from around the world filled the space. They wore neat suits and elegant gowns. The atmosphere buzzed with quiet talks about new ideas and big deals. This was the first night of the tech expo—a gala meant to bring rivals together as friends. No hard business yet. Just connections and smiles. But tonight, drama hid behind the polite laughs. While everyone connected. The doors opened wide, and Cassienne stepped in. Her emerald off-the-shoulder dress hugged her curves perfectly. The silk fabric flowed like a gentle wave down to her ankles. It had a high slit on one side, showing just enough of her smooth leg with each step. The color matched her blue eyes, making them glow brighter. Tiny crystals sparkled along the neckline, catching the light like stars. Her long black hair fell in soft waves

Cassienne couldn’t sleep. No matter how many times she tried to lie down, no matter how tightly she shut her eyes, sleep refused to come. The luxurious silence of the suite felt suffocating rather than comforting, the expensive decor suddenly meaningless as her thoughts spiraled out of control. It was past one in the morning. She paced the length of the room, barefoot against the cool marble floor, her robe clutched tightly around her body. Her phone lay abandoned on the glass table. The message replayed in her head again and again. This wasn’t about NULLWRAITH. For once, that secret wasn’t what terrified her. This was about software. The one she had been developing quietly for a long time. The one that wasn’t registered under Auralink, Coralreach, or any public entity. The one she had built from the ground up—line by line, safeguard by safeguard. It was personal. And once, not too long ago, someone had tried to breach it. Back then, she had fought them off. Tracke