All Chapters of Kidnapped by The Biker Gang Leader: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Selene’s POVThe first ripple of Kane’s retaliation hit the compound just after midnight. Not with guns or brute force, not yet. No, Kane was patient. Calculated. The attack was quiet, insidious—digital in nature, psychological in impact.The screens in the operations room blinked violently, multiple alerts cascading faster than my mind could process. Sensor feeds were flickering. Communications channels were being accessed. Doors locked and unlocked without reason. Personnel locations jumped unpredictably on the monitoring grid.“Selene,” Cassius said sharply, leaning over my shoulder, “this isn’t random. He’s probing every weakness. Every blind spot.”I didn’t respond immediately. My pulse steadied. Observation first, reaction second. Kane’s signature was in the precision, the timing, the subtlety. This wasn’t an attack—it was a test. A chessboard laid bare, and he was moving pieces I didn’t even realize existed.“Lockdown the inner perimeter,” I ordered. My voice was calm, authorit

Selene’s POVKane didn’t arrive with guns.That was the first sign this wasn’t an attack.He arrived with timing.The compound registered his presence before my people did—not through alarms or sensors, but through the sudden, inexplicable quiet that followed him in. Radios went silent. Movement slowed. Conversations died mid-sentence. It was as if the air itself had decided to listen.Cassius was with me when the notification came through. Not an alert. An acknowledgment.“He’s here,” Cassius said flatly.I didn’t ask how he knew.I felt it.“Where?” I asked.“Outer courtyard. Alone.”That earned my full attention.“Alone?” I repeated.Cassius nodded, jaw tight. “No escort. No visible weapons. No demands.”I exhaled slowly.That was worse.Men like Kane didn’t walk into contested ground without leverage already deployed. If he was here without protection, it meant he believed—correctly—that nothing would happen to him.Not because I couldn’t kill him.But because I wouldn’t.“Lock no

Selene’s POVCassius raised his weapon.“Easy,” Elias said.“No one said move,” Cassius replied.Elias looked at me. “You’re not surprised.”“I am,” I said.“Liar.”Arden stepped back. “You’re supposed to be off-grid.”“I was,” Elias replied.“Then how are you inside my compound?” I asked.Elias smiled slightly. “Your east gate is very trusting.”Cassius’ voice hardened. “You used Arden’s credentials.”“I borrowed them.”Arden shook his head. “I never gave you access.”“You didn’t have to.”I stepped forward. “Why are you here.”Elias tilted his head. “Because you just declared war.”“I refused a leash.”“You destabilized the board.”“Good.”Elias studied me carefully. “You think this is about pride.”“It’s about control.”“No,” he said softly. “It’s about survival.”Cassius didn’t lower his weapon. “Say what you came to say.”Elias’ eyes flicked to him. “Kane moved faster than I expected.”“He always does,” I replied.“He intercepted Arden.”Arden froze. “What?”“You were marked the

Selene’s POV“That’s not ours,” Cassius said.“I know,” I replied.Gunfire echoed across the courtyard.Dominic’s men moved into formation.Elias stepped beside me. “You’ve lost control of the narrative.”“No,” I said. “Someone is trying to steal it.”Arden stared at the insignia. “They’re using your crest.”“On purpose,” Cassius muttered.Another explosion hit the outer wall.“North tower compromised,” someone shouted over comms.Cassius barked orders. “Seal inner perimeter.”Dominic grabbed his arm. “If you seal it, you trap us.”“If I don’t, we’re overrun.”I stepped forward. “Open corridor C.”Cassius looked at me. “That leads to the archive wing.”“Exactly.”Elias frowned. “You think this is about the fragments.”“It’s always about the fragments.”Arden shook his head. “Third vector wouldn’t risk open assault.”“They would if someone promised them succession,” Elias said.Dominic’s gaze sharpened. “Kane.”“No,” I said.They looked at me.“This isn’t his style.”“Then whose?” Cass

Chapter 39Selene’s POV“Don’t blink,” my father said.“I never do,” I replied.The unknown figure stepped fully into the light.Arden inhaled sharply. “That’s—”“I know,” I cut in.Cassius shifted his aim. “Is he with us or them?”“Depends who’s winning,” Dominic muttered.The man smiled lazily.“You always did prefer dramatic entrances, Selene,” he said.I tightened my grip on the fragment. “You’re supposed to be dead.”“So were you,” he replied.Kane watched from the edge of the courtyard.Amused.Observing.The executor recalibrated her stance.“Target priority updated,” she announced.“Defined by who?” I demanded.“Continuity command.”My father stepped beside me.“Don’t let it sync fully,” he said quietly.“With what?” I asked.“The central trigger.”The prototype rose again.Metal grinding.Sensors flaring red.Cassius fired at its joints.Minimal effect.Dominic moved left. “We’re getting boxed in.”Arden grabbed my sleeve. “Selene, tell me what to do.”“Stay behind me,” I sai