All Chapters of SAY MY NAME, WHEN YOU BREAK : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

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CHAPTER 40

“You were there too.” The words hung in the air, heavy, deliberate. No one moved at first. Kael didn’t speak. He didn’t flinch, didn’t deny it, didn’t react the way Vera expected. Somehow, that silence was worse than any argument, any denial, any lie. Because this silence wasn’t confusion. It wasn’t hesitation. It was confirmation. Vera’s chest rose slowly as her eyes locked onto his face, searching for something deeper than the calm he wore like armor. “You’re not saying anything,” she said quietly, voice tight, fragile even. Kael’s jaw tightened. Still nothing. That was all she needed. Her fingers curled slightly at her sides, an instinctive shield against the shock. “So… it’s true.” “Yes.” The word came low, controlled, but it landed like a hammer. Vera blinked. Once. Twice. Her mind scrambled, trying to catch up to what her body already knew. “No…” she shook her head slowly. “No, that doesn’t make sense.” He didn’t argue. He didn’t need to. He just watched her, patient, stea

CHAPTER 41: Where it all started

CHAPTER 41 I didn’t stay long after that.I don’t even remember how I got back to my room, One minute I was standing there with the guy's, looking at Kael like I was seeing him for the first time, and the next… I was alone again inside my room.Would I even call it my room?I sat on the edge of the bed, staring at the floor, trying to make sense of everything, but nothing was settling the way it should. It was like my mind had taken everything I thought I knew and rearranged it into something I didn’t recognize anymore.To think he was also there, Kael- Of all people in the whole world why him?I let out a slow breath and leaned forward, resting my elbows on my knees. My fingers brushed lightly against my side, right where the mark was. I’d had it for years. Treated it like something meaningless, but it wasn't I squeezed my eyes shut for a second, but it didn’t help. If anything, it made things worse. The flashes were quicker now, not full memories, just pieces that refused to stay

CHAPTER 42

Vera didn’t move for a long time after Kael left. The silence in the room felt heavy, Her eyes stayed fixed on the door like he might walk back in at any second, like everything that just happened would repeat itself. But he didn’t, and that somehow made it worse. She dragged in a slow breath, her fingers curling slightly at her sides. Run. That was her first instinct. It had always been her first instinct. Run, Hide, Her feet even shifted slightly on the floor, like her body was ready to obey that urge without waiting for permission. But then she stopped. Her jaw tightened. If she ran again, Kael wouldn’t hesitate. He had said it so casually, so coldly. He would kill everyone in this building. And Vera knew him. He wasn’t bluffing. A bitter scoff escaped her lips. Not like she cared about those people, they were Strangers, their Lives had nothing to do with her. But…......her expression slowly darkened. She didn’t want anyone dying because of her again. Lina. The name

Chapter 43

Vera’s POV I hate this. No—scratch that. I really, really hate this. It’s been two days, Two full days since Kael dragged me back here using threats and that annoyingly calm voice of his, and yet… nothing. Absolutely nothing. He hasn’t looked at me. Not once, Not when we walked, Not yesterday, Not today. It feels… off. Two days ago, he had me pressed against a door, his breath warm against my skin, his voice low enough to make my brain completely shut down. Yesterday? Today? Nothing. No teasing. No lingering looks. No tension thick enough to suffocate me. Just distance, And I hate him for it. I groaned under my breath, rolling out of bed with more force than necessary. The cold air hit my skin immediately, making me shiver. “This house is trying to kill me,” I muttered, dragging the blanket with me and wrapping it around my shoulders like armor. My pajamas were ridiculous—soft, oversized, and with stupid rabbit ears attached to the hood—but at this point, I didn’t c

Chapter 44

"…Yeah,” Aaron muttered, dropping into the chair like he had just accepted his fate. “This is going to be a problem.”Vera didn’t move from where she sat, but she could feel it—the weight of Kael’s presence still too close, It lingered in the air, pressing against her skin like something alive.Lucian pushed himself off the wall slowly, his gaze flicking between them before settling on Kael. interesting.....He didn’t say it out loud, but it was there. Written clearly in his expression.Aaron, however, had no such restraint,His eyes moved from Kael… to Vera…Then, the moment his gaze collided with Lucian’s, he immediately looked away, like he had just seen something he wasn’t supposed to.A slow grin spread across Lucian’s face.“Oh,” lucian muttered under his breath, shaking his head slightly. “This just keeps getting better.”Vera frowned. “What?”Aaron leaned forward, resting his elbows on his knees as he looked at her properly now. “Are we in the middle of discussing something

CHAPTER 45

Unknown POVThe room was quiet in a way that felt controlled rather than empty. No one spoke, but it wasn’t out of comfort, Every person seated around the long table knows better than to break the silence first. At the head of the table, the man sat with a file in front of him, his posture relaxed, almost too relaxed for the tension in the room. His fingers rested lightly against the surface as he flipped through the pages at his own pace, unhurried, uninterested in the discomfort building around him. “Sir,” one of them finally began, careful with his tone, “we have a situation.” The man didn’t respond immediately. He turned another page, his eyes scanning the contents with quiet focus until they stopped on a photograph. Vera. “…She resurfaced,” the man said, his voice calm. “Yes, sir,” the subordinate replied. Another page turned. Kael. The air shifted slightly, subtle but enough for everyone in the room to feel it. “She’s not alone,” the subordinate continued. “She’s curre

CHAPTER 46: THE MISTAKE

Vera’s POVI knew something was wrong before I even saw him.Not because the house was quiet, it never really was, but because the usual rhythm was gone. Men weren’t relaxed. They weren’t leaning against walls or casually talking under their breath, they were prepared.That alone told me this wasn’t routine.I stepped further into the hallway, my gaze sweeping over the space before landing on Kael.He stood at the far end, speaking to Lucian and Aaron, his tone low and controlled, the kind that didn’t invite interruption. There was no trace of the man who had been playing games with me yesterday. This version of him was colder, dangerous in a way that had nothing to do with teasing.“…we move now,” he was saying.Lucian nodded once, already turning to signal the others. Aaron didn’t look as calm, but he wasn’t arguing either, which said enough.I walked closer.Kael noticed immediately. His eyes flicked to me for a second, then back to the discussion like I wasn’t important enough to

CHAPTER 47

Vera’s POV Pain dragged me back before consciousness fully did. The kind that settles deep into your bones and refuses to leave. My head throbbed, heavy, my body slow, like it didn’t belong to me anymore. For a few seconds, I stayed still, eyes closed, breathing shallow, trying to figure out where the hell I was without giving away that I was awake. The surface beneath me was cold. Metal. My wrists were restrained. Not rope. Not cuffs I could twist out of. Something tighter. Cleaner. My eyes opened slowly. White lights above me, too bright, too sharp. The kind that made everything look sterile. Controlled. A facility. Something twisted violently in my chest. No. No… no— I jerked against the restraints before I could stop myself. The metal bit into my skin instantly, sharp enough to make me suck in a breath. My muscles protested, weak but not useless. I tested it again, slower this time. No give. A quiet sound echoed to my left. Footsteps. I turned my head.

CHAPTER 48

Lucian’s POV Aaron was still breathing too hard beside me, one hand pressed against his side where the blood hadn’t fully stopped. The medic in the back had done what he could, but it wasn’t clean, just enough to keep him from bleeding out on the ride back. Kael was gone Vera was gone And we had nothing I stared ahead, my mind running through every possible angle, every mistake, every gap in the operation that could have led to this. There weren’t many. That was the problem. Everything had been tight, controlled, calculated. And yet they still managed to take both of them right in front of us.“We were set up,” Aaron muttered"I know” “They knew exactly how to split us,” he continued, his voice tight with frustration. “That wasn’t luck” “It wasn’t” Aaron let out a sharp breath, dragging his hand down his face, wincing slightly when it pulled at his injury. “So what now” I didn’t answer immediately Because there was only one option left And I didn’t like it “Call him,” I sa

CHAPTER 49

Kael’s POVVera was already awake, still tied up in front of me after being brutally beaten by that devil. It brought back old memories I had fought hard to bury.She wasn’t the type to stay down for long.I turned my head slightly, and our eyes met.“They won’t kill us, at least not yet,” Vera said quietly.I didn’t answer immediately.Because she was right.“They just want to break us, hopefully to work for them,” I said finally.Vera let out a small breath, like she already knew that.“Then they also know we won’t. It’s not possible.”I looked at her.“Exactly.”Outside the room, footsteps passed, like someone walking a loop they had done a hundred times already.That was the first thing I clocked.Routine.Routine meant weakness.Vera shifted slightly.“I don’t like this place,” she muttered.“You’ve never liked it, Princess,” I said.She turned her head toward me.“You always talk like this when you’re planning something.”I didn’t answer at first. My eyes moved to the camera in

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