All Chapters of After The Divorce, He Regretted Everything : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

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The Chase Begins

The warehouse felt too quiet after everything.No cameras, no voices, no blinking red light just silence.Yvonne stood in the center of the room, her phone still in her hand. The last message stayed on the screen.Now you are chasing.She read it again and again.She kept thinking about it.Just minutes ago, they thought it was over.They had a man in cuffs, they had proof, they had control.Now they had nothing.Marcus moved around fast, already giving orders into his radio. His voice was sharp, controlled, but there was tension under it.“Lock down all routes within five kilometers,” he said. “No vehicle leaves without full check.”They answered “Yes, sir.”“Units moving.”“Checkpoints active.”Adrian stood near the exit, staring at the empty doorway where the prisoner had been taken out.“He disappeared,” Adrian said quietly.Marcus did not look at him.“He was never there,” Marcus replied.Yvonne slowly lowered her phone.“No,” she said. “He was there.”Both men turned to her.“

The Enemy In Their Midst

The lockdown was immediate.The steel doors were shut with heavy force. The sound echoed through the warehouse. Officers moved fast, checking exits, securing every point.No one was allowed in or out.Marcus stood still in the middle of it all, his eyes were scanning every face in the room. He had worked with most of these people for years. He knew their habits, their strengths and their limits.Now, none of that felt certain.Yvonne felt it too.That quiet crack in trust, it spread without sound, but it changed everything.Adrian crossed his arms“This is bad,” he said.Marcus did not respond.He was watching.“Pull all internal logs from the last twelve hours,” Marcus ordered into his radio. “I want every access point, every override, every hidden entry.”“Yes sir,” a voice replied.Yvonne stepped closer to him.“He masked the breach,” she said. “That means whoever helped him knew your system well.”Marcus nodded once.“Yes,” he said. “Too well.”Adrian looked between them.“So t

The Quiet Fault

The room stayed locked in silence.Yvonne’s words still echoed in the air.“He is here.”No one moved too fast, no one spoke too loudMarcus stood firm, his eyes were fixed on the officer.He was not angry, he was just focused.Years of control held him steady, but inside, every instinct was awake.The officer stood a few steps away.His posture was straight, his hands relaxed and his face was too calm.Adrian shifted beside Yvonne.“This feels wrong,” he whispered.Yvonne did not answer.Her eyes stayed on the officer.Marcus eyes dropped to the officer badge, Officer Daniel then he took one step forward.“What is your role tonight?” he asked.The officer answered at once.“Perimeter security and internal response support, sir.”His voice was clear, no shake, no delay.Marcus nodded once.“Who assigned you to this position?” he asked.“Assistant head of security,” Daniel replied.No hesitation.Yvonne felt something twist slightly in her chest.A small detail but it stayed with her.

The Man They Trusted

Marcus stood still, his eyes were locked on the screen. The masked ID was no longer hidden, the system had cleared just enough.Enough to hurt.Enough to break something or someone.Yvonne watched him closely.She had never seen Marcus like this.He was not confused, he was not angry but he was just too quiet.“Say it,” Adrian said softly.Marcus did not move.His jaw clenched.Then slowly, he spoke.“Victor.”The room was quiet.Some officers looked at each other.Some froze.Some refused to react because that name did not fit.Victor was not just anyone.He was the assistant head of security.Marcus’s right hand.The man who built half the system with him, the man who stood beside him for years.Yvonne felt the weight of it settle in her chest.“That is not possible,” one officer said.Marcus heard it but he did not answer.His eyes were still fixed on the screen.Victor’s access ID.Victor’s clearance.Victor’s control.All over the system.Adrian stepped closer.“Marcus…” he said

The Choice That Changes Everything

The city felt quiet in a way that did not feel right.It was not calm, not safe just still.Marcus stood at the edge of the operation zone, his eyes were fixed on the dark street ahead. The buildings around them was old and their lights was weak Nothing moved.No cars, no voices, no signs of life.It felt planned.Yvonne stood a few steps behind him, she watched him closely. His posture was calm, but she could feel the tension in him.This was not just any mission.This was personal.Adrian checked the signal again on his device. He frowned.“It stops here,” he said. “No movement past this point.”Marcus nodded slowly.“He wants us here,” Marcus said.Yvonne crossed her arms.“Or he wants us to think that,” she replied.Marcus did not turn.“He knows how I think,” he said.There was no pride in his voice. Only truth.Yvonne stepped closer.“And you know him too,” she said.Marcus turned this time. For a brief moment, something passed through his mind.A memory. And then it was gon

The Weight Of Belief

The ride back felt longer than it should.No one spoke.Marcus sat still,his mind was far away. Victor’s words still echoed in his ears.“You will see it soon. When it is too late.”They did not feel like a threat.They felt like the truth.Yvonne sat across from him, she watched him in silence. She knew that look, it was not anger but I t was something deeper.Adrian sat beside her, checking his device again and again, looking around the place.Everything had gone quiet again.Victor sat between two officers, his hands were cuffed, but his posture was relaxed. He did not look defeated.He looked calm, like a man who had already accepted what came next.Yvonne could not stop looking at him.“You really believe this,” she said suddenly.Victor turned his head toward her.“Yes,” he answered.Yvonne frowned.“Even now?” she asked.“Yes.”She shook her head slowly.“You are not even questioning it,” she said.Victor’s voice stayed calm.“I did that already,” he replied.Yvonne leaned b

The Line Of Trust

The room did not feel the same anymore.Marcus stood in the center of the room, his eyes moving slowly from one face to another. Officers he had worked with for years, people he had trusted without question but now every face felt like a doubt.Victor sat quietly on the chair, watching.Not with pride, not with fear just with certainty.He had said what he needed to say.The damage was already done.Yvonne felt it , a tight pressure that would not go away.She had seen fear before but this was different.This was doubt, and doubt was harder to fight.Adrian broke the silence first.“This is what he wants,” he said “He wants us to turn on each other.”Marcus did not respond because Adrian was right.Yvonne stepped forward.“We cannot start guessing,” she said. “That is how he wins.”Marcus looked at her.“And what do you suggest?” he asked.Yvonne looked at him.“We control what we can,” she said. “We verify everything, every system, every person.”Adrian nodded.“That will take time

The Silence Before The Storm

Two weeks passed.Nothing happened.No messages, no strange signals, no sudden system shifts.It was quiet again.Then slowly, the quiet became normal.Teams still worked every day, checks were done on time, reports came in clean, systems ran without error.Marcus did not lower his guard, but even he could not find anything wrong.Adrian ran deeper scans than before. He checked patterns, logs, and hidden layers.Everything came back the same.Clear and stable.Yvonne kept her routine.Work, review, rest and repeat.At first, she expected it.The message, the next move, the return but nothing came.Days turned into a week then two and still nothing.The pressure that once sat on her chest began to lift.Not all at once.Slowly.People started to talk again, not about the Founder.About normal things like work shifts, personal life talk.Even laughter returned, soft at first then real.Adrian leaned back in his chair looking at the screen with a tired smile.“If this is a break, I will

The Cost Of Belief

Yvonne did not move.She stood still, her phone was still in her hand. Her eyes were fixed on the screen, she was shocked.The image of Auntie Lin stayed in her head. How she was tied to the chair, how her mouth was covered and the fear in her eyes.Yvonne’s fingers trembled slightly.Everything around her felt distant.The room.The voices outside.The world.None of it felt real anymore.Then the door opened.Yvonne did not react.Footsteps entered the room.“Yvonne?”Marcus called her.She still did not answer. Then Adrian came in behind him.Both of them stopped when they saw her face.Tears had already formed in her eyes.She had not even noticed when they started falling.Marcus moved closer.“Hey… look at me.”No response.Her eyes were still locked on the phone.Adrian stepped forward quickly and took the phone from her hand.Yvonne did not resist.It was like she had no strength left.Adrian looked down at the screen.His expression changed instantly.“What is this…” he sai

The Choice

The room stayed heavy long after the video ended.No one spoke at first.The screen still showed the last frozen frame.Auntie Lin sat tied to a chair, her hands were bound tight, her head leaned to one side. The tape over her mouth made it hard for her to breathe or speak.Her eyes were open, she was alive but weak.Yvonne could not look away.Her chest ached with fear.Adrian was the first to move again, he cleared his throat and stepped forward.“Run it again,” he said.The analyst nodded and replayed the video.This time, they all watched closely.Not just with fear but with purpose.Every detail mattered now.The camera moved in the clip, it was not steady that meant it was handheld.Marcus stepped closer to the screen.“Pause there,” he said.The frame froze.Auntie Lin’s face filled the screen.Her eyes shifted slightly, like she was trying to say something.Yvonne leaned forward.“She’s trying to speak,” she said quietly.Adrian nodded.“But she can’t.”The tape was too tight

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