After The Divorce, He Regretted Everything のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 81 - チャプター 90

The control room became quiet again.For hours the room was filled with noise, alarms sounded, phones had been ringing.Now most of the screens showed stable systems again.Hospitals across the network were returning to normal operations, emergency lockdowns had been lifted.Doctors were reporting that their systems were stable again.On the large map at the front of the room, the red lights had turned back to green.The crisis had been stopped, at least for now.Marcus stood in front of the screen, looking at the map carefully.Adrian sat near one of the consoles, reviewing the system logs again and again.Yvonne stood near the window at the side of the room, her arms were folded as she stared outside into the dark night.No one spoke for a while.The tension of the last few hours still filled the room, even though the system was stable again, no one truly felt relaxed.Marcus finally broke the silence.“Status update.”One of the analysts answered immediately.“All hospitals are bac

The control room became quiet again after the analyst finished speaking.No one moved for a moment.The words stayed in the air like a heavy weight.It sent our location.Yvonne stared at the screen in disbelief.“That’s not possible,” she said slowly.Adrian was already moving toward the console.“Check it again.”The analyst began typing quickly.Lines of data appeared on the monitor.Then he looked up.“It’s confirmed.”Marcus stepped closer.“What exactly did it send?”The analyst zoomed into the data report.“Coordinates.”Yvonne crossed her arms tightly.“Our coordinates?”The analyst nodded.“Yes.”Adrian leaned closer to the screen.“How did it get them?”Another analyst spoke from a nearby station.“It accessed our internal network.”Marcus frowned.“That network is secured.”Adrian studied the code again then he understood.“It didn’t break the system.”Yvonne looked at him.“Then what happened?”Adrian pointed to the Omega Mirror program.“It used it.”Marcus narrowed his e

The room was filled with tension, one spoke freely anymore.Only short commands.The progress bar on the screen kept moving.Eighty one percent.Eighty two.Yvonne stood close to the main console, her eyes were fixed on the screen, her hands were clenched tightly.“Stop it,” she said under her breath.Adrian was working fast, his fingers moved on the keyboard without pause.“I’m trying,” he replied.Marcus stood beside him, watching every move.“Block the upload path,” Marcus said.Adrian shook his head.“I already tried. It’s not coming from one path.”Yvonne looked at him.“What do you mean?”Adrian pointed to the system map.“It’s spreading across multiple nodes. He split the upload.”Marcus frowned.“So even if we block one…”Adrian finished.“The others continue.”The progress bar reached eighty five percent.One of the analysts spoke from across the room.“Sir, the system load is increasing.”Marcus turned.“How bad?”The analyst replied quickly.“Very high. The network is strug

The control room felt like it was closing in, no one had time to breathe. The screen in front of them told the truth they did not want to accept.Four red dots.Four locations under attack.Yvonne stood frozen for a second, her eyes moved from one red dot to another.Each one meant people, real people.Marcus stepped forward.“Split the teams,” he said. “We handle all of them.”Adrian shook his head.“We don’t have enough time for all at once.”Marcus looked at him.“We don’t have a choice.”The analysts looked at each other, they knew how hard this would be but they also knew they had to try.Adrian turned back to the system.“Assign each point to a team.”The room came alive again, people moved fast, commands were entered, screens changedFour different sections opened, each one focused on a different location.Yvonne stepped closer.“Show me the first one.”Adrian pulled up the details.“A small clinic,” he said.“Limited staff. Limited backup.”Yvonne felt her chest tighten.“What

The control room went dark. Every screen, every light, every sound, all gone.For a second, no one moved, no one spoke. It felt like the whole world had stopped.Yvonne stood still, her eyes were open, but she could see nothing.The silence was heavy then a low hum faded out, the last sound from the system and then there was nothing just complete darkness.“Adrian?” Marcus’s voice came through the dark.“I’m here,” Adrian replied.“What just happened?” Yvonne asked.Adrian answered slowly.“He shut everything down.”Marcus took a step forward.“Backup power?”Adrian replied,“Trying.”A few seconds passed then dim emergency lights flickered on.Red and soft, just enough to see shapes.The control room looked different now. Strange and unfamiliar like it was no longer theirs.Yvonne looked around, the screens were still black, no data, no system, nothing.Marcus turned to Adrian.“Can we bring it back?”Adrian moved toward a terminal, he pressed a few keys. Nothing.“It’s not respondi