All Chapters of Pregnant With The Ex-Husband's Twins: Chapter 161 - Chapter 170

The Digital Void.The scattered fragments of Cassandra swirled around Alex, forming a glowing storm of data. He had pulled them all together, like a master sculptor fixing a broken statue.But a massive, spinning Red Wall blocked the final integration.[ WARNING: FATAL ERROR. ADMIN AUTHENTICATION REQUIRED. ][ 10 SECONDS TO SYSTEM PURGE. ]"Think, Alex, think!" Alex’s avatar pounded his digital fists on the barrier. "What's the password? It’s not alphanumeric. It’s not biometric. It’s emotional!"The system countered every hack. It was un-hackable because The Architect hadn't encrypted it with logic; he had encrypted it with Cassandra’s own fractured memories."Help me, Ghost..." Her voice echoed in the code, a loop from ten years ago.Alex froze. He looked at the Red Wall."It's not a complex key," Alex realized, a sense of calm washing over him. "It's the first line of code we ever wrote together. It's the beginning."He placed his hand on the Red Wall. He spoke the words clearly in

Cape Canaveral, Florida. Sterling Aerospace Sector.The sun hadn't risen yet. The sky over the Atlantic coast was a deep, bruised purple.A convoy of armored SUVs drove across the tarmac of the restricted military zone. But they weren't military vehicles; they bore the silver lion crest of the Sterling Group.They stopped in front of Hangar 18, a building the size of a stadium.The massive steel doors groaned and began to slide open. Steam vented from the hydraulic pipes, creating a thick mist on the concrete floor.Jackson Sterling stepped out of the lead vehicle. He wasn't wearing a tuxedo or a tactical vest today. He was wearing a form-fitting, pressurized flight suit made of dark carbon-fiber mesh. It looked like armor from the future."Showtime," Jackson whispered.As the mist cleared, the beast inside the hangar was revealed.It wasn't a standard NASA rocket. It was a predator.The Black Star.A sleek, triangular spacecraft, painted matte black to absorb radar waves and starligh

"Zero gravity off," Jackson commanded as they reached the massive blast door of the Bridge. "Mag-boots on. We walk in like kings."Alex hacked the final lock. HISSS. The doors slid open.The Command Deck of the Void Station was not dark. It was a cathedral of glass, offering a panoramic view of the entire Earth rotating slowly below them. It was breathtakingly beautiful.And in the center, facing the planet, sat a single, high-backed throne."Show yourself!" Jackson raised his rifle. Kian, Mia, and Liam fanned out, weapons trained on the chair."You are noisy," a calm, female voice echoed. "Just like your grandfather."The chair turned around slowly.It wasn't a monster. It wasn't an alien.It was an old woman. She wore a simple white gown that looked like woven starlight. Her hair was silver, braided in an intricate crown. Her face was wrinkled, but her eyes...Her eyes burned with the most intense Violet Light they had ever seen. Brighter than Aurora’s. Brighter than the Patriarch s

Cape Canaveral. Three Hours Later.The Black Star descended through the clouds, its hull scorched from atmospheric re-entry. It landed vertically on the runway, steam hissing from the cooling thrusters.Dozens of black government SUVs surrounded the landing pad. Agents with windbreakers marked FBI and Homeland Security stood waiting, arms crossed."Looks like a welcoming committee," Kael remarked, looking out the viewport."They want the ship," Alex detached his neural link. "The technology on this bird is fifty years ahead of humanity. They want to seize it.""Let them try," Jackson unbuckled his seatbelt. "Computer. Initiate Lockdown Protocol."ACCESS RESTRICTED. BIOMETRIC LOCK ENGAGED.The ship's systems went dark. Without Jackson’s DNA, this spaceship was now just a billion-dollar paperweight. No government could turn it on.The ramp lowered.Jackson walked out first, holding Serenity’s hand. He looked tired, bruised, but victorious."Mr. Sterling!" A Special Agent shouted over a

"Everyone inside! Now!" Jackson’s voice roared from the balcony.He hadn't been at the pool, but he had been watching the security feeds. He saw what Alex didn't: The satellites weren't just repositioning. They were disappearing."Dad?" Alex tapped his glasses. "I lost global comms. GPS is down. Internet is down. It's... total silence.""It's an atmospheric breach," Jackson vaulted over the railing, landing next to Nova. He grabbed her hand. "They are punching a hole in the sky."Above New York, the stars vanished.The night sky didn't turn black; it turned a bruised, sickly Violet. Swirling clouds formed a vortex directly above the Sterling Estate.HUUUUUMMMMMM.A sound, so deep it vibrated teeth, resonated across the city. Car alarms went off everywhere. Glass in the mansion shattered."My head," Nova fell to her knees, clutching her temples. "He's screaming... he's screaming my name...""Who is?!" Serenity ran out, grabbing Nova."The Harvester," Nova gasped.Suddenly, a beam of so