บททั้งหมดของ Divorced on Our Wedding Night: บทที่ 101 - บทที่ 110

The office was silent after Sebastian Vale spoke. Outside the tall glass windows, the city of Rio de Janeiro stretched under the night sky. Lights glittered across the coastline, and the ocean moved slowly in the distance. But inside the room, the atmosphere was tense. Sebastian Vale sat calmly at the round table. Cassian Blackridge sat across from him. Avelyn, Tan, and Lucas sat beside Cassian, watching the conversation carefully. Sebastian folded his hands together. “As I said, I believe the game is about to change.” Cassian looked at him without emotion. “How?” Sebastian smiled slightly. “You and Elena Varga are fighting for control of the global shipping network.” Cassian did not respond. Sebastian continued. “It is impressive.” Tan leaned back in his chair and whispered quietly to Lucas. “This guy really enjoys dramatic speeches.” Lucas nodded slightly. Sebastian noticed but ignored them. He kept his attention on Cassian. “But there is a problem with your war.

Morning arrived in Rio de Janeiro with bright sunlight and warm ocean air. The city slowly came alive. Cars moved along the coastal roads, and the sound of waves echoed softly along the beach. But for Cassian Blackridge and his team, this morning felt different. A meeting had been arranged. Not with an investor. Not with a government official. But with the one person who had challenged Cassian’s empire from the beginning. Elena Varga. Inside the hotel conference suite, Cassian, Avelyn, Tan, and Lucas were already preparing. Tan poured himself a cup of coffee and shook his head. “I still think this is a bad idea.” Lucas looked at him. “Meeting Elena?” Tan nodded. “Yes.” He took a sip of coffee. “That woman has been ten steps ahead of us since the beginning.” Avelyn sat at the table reviewing several documents. “That is exactly why this meeting matters.” Tan frowned. “How?” Avelyn looked up. “Because if Elena wants to meet Cassian directly, it means something impor

The ocean breeze moved gently through the open windows of the restaurant.The conversation that had just taken place was something none of them had expected.Cassian Blackridge and Elena Varga had agreed to work together.Two enemies.One mission.Build the global logistics network before Sebastian Vale.The moment the agreement was spoken, the atmosphere around the table changed.Not friendly.Not comfortable.Just… careful.Every word now mattered.Every move would be watched.Tan leaned back in his chair and shook his head slowly.“I still cannot believe this is happening.”Lucas gave a small smile.“History is often strange.”Tan pointed at Cassian and Elena.“These two people have spent months trying to destroy each other.”He paused.“And now they are starting a joint project.”Elena calmly picked up her coffee.“It is not friendship.”She took a sip.“It is strategy.”Cassian nodded slightly.“Yes.”Avelyn watched both of them closely.“You two trust each other enough to do thi

Night fell over Singapore. The port did not sleep. Massive cranes continued lifting containers. Ships arrived and departed under bright white lights. Trucks moved constantly through the endless rows of cargo. Inside the port’s new data center, rows of servers hummed quietly. The first core of the global logistics network had just been installed. Lucas stood in front of a large monitor, watching the system carefully. Lines of data moved across the screen. Container numbers. Ship locations. Cargo routes. Everything flowing into the system. Tan stood behind him with a cup of coffee. “So… this thing is already working?” Lucas nodded. “Yes.” Tan looked impressed. “That was fast.” Lucas typed something on the keyboard. “The system is only monitoring Singapore for now.” He pointed at the screen. “But look at this.” A digital map appeared. Hundreds of ships moving through nearby waters. Tan leaned closer. “Wait… the system can track all of those?” Lucas nodded. “Yes.

The message stayed on the screen for several seconds. No one spoke. The words were simple, but the meaning behind them was heavy. “Trust is the weakest system. Sebastian Vale.” Tan slowly rubbed his face. “Well… that is not creepy at all.” Lucas looked worried. “How did he even send this through the system?” Avelyn studied the message carefully. “He did not hack the network.” Lucas frowned. “What do you mean?” Avelyn pointed at the data logs. “The message came through a public shipping data channel.” Lucas blinked. “You are right.” Tan sighed. “So technically he did not attack the system.” Cassian spoke calmly. “He wanted us to see it.” Elena walked into the control room at that moment. She looked at the screen. “See what?” Tan stepped aside. “Your favorite billionaire rival is sending motivational quotes now.” Elena read the message quietly. Her expression did not change. But her eyes sharpened slightly. “Yes.” She looked at Cassian. “He has started.” L