All Chapters of Divorced on Our Wedding Night: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

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Chapter 111: The Dubai Corridor

Morning arrived slowly over Singapore. The golden light of sunrise spread across the harbor, touching the tall cranes and endless rows of containers. Ships continued moving across the water like giant metal islands. Inside the port authority building, the team had already started another long day. The events of the previous night still lingered in everyone’s mind. Sebastian Vale had tried to plant doubt. But the alliance had survived. For now. Lucas stood in front of the control screens once again, studying the network system carefully. Data flowed smoothly through the servers. Singapore’s port operations were now fully connected to the new logistics platform. Tan walked into the room holding a cup of coffee. “Good news?” Lucas nodded. “Yes.” Tan raised an eyebrow. “No mysterious messages today?” Lucas smiled slightly. “Not yet.” Tan sighed. “Well… that is comforting.” Avelyn entered the room next. She carried a tablet filled with reports. “I just finished review

Chapter 112: Face to Face

The warm desert wind moved slowly across the port of Jebel Ali. The sky had turned deep orange as the sun lowered behind the distant skyline of Dubai. Massive cargo ships floated quietly in the harbor. Towering cranes continued their endless work, lifting containers like giant mechanical arms. But near the port entrance, a different kind of tension had appeared. Sebastian Vale had arrived. The black luxury car behind him stopped quietly as he stepped onto the pavement. His movements were calm and controlled, like a man who was never in a hurry. Cassian, Elena, Avelyn, Lucas, and Tan stood a short distance away near the port authority building. All eyes were now on Sebastian. Tan exhaled slowly. “Well… this is awkward.” Lucas nodded. “Very awkward.” Sebastian walked forward with a relaxed smile. When he reached them, he stopped a few steps away. For a moment, no one spoke. Two rival empires had just met face to face. Finally, Sebastian broke the silence. “Cassian Black

Chapter 113: The Dubai Decision

The sun rose slowly over Dubai the next morning. Golden light spread across the desert and reflected off the glass towers of the city. The skyline looked like something from another world tall, shining buildings rising from endless sand. Far from the busy downtown area, the port of Jebel Ali was already awake. Massive cranes moved across rows of containers. Cargo ships waited patiently in the harbor while trucks carried goods toward the city and beyond. Inside the port authority building, Cassian and his team gathered once again in the conference room. The meeting with Sebastian Vale the previous evening had changed the atmosphere. Everyone understood now that the race for the global logistics network was no longer quiet competition. It had become a direct battle. Lucas stood near the large digital screen reviewing the system data. Singapore’s port glowed brightly on the map. The first node of the network was performing perfectly. Tan leaned back in his chair with a cup of

Chapter 114: The Race to Europe

The Dubai skyline shimmered under the morning sun. Glass towers reflected golden light across the city, while the desert stretched endlessly beyond. At the port of Jebel Ali, activity had already reached full speed. Crates moved. Ships docked. Machines roared. But inside the port authority building, something even bigger was happening. The second node of the global logistics network was being built. Progress in Motion Lucas stood in the main control room with a group of Dubai engineers. Large screens displayed system architecture, data flows, and installation timelines. “Connection to Singapore will be established in phases,” Lucas explained. He pointed at the diagram. “First, we integrate the port scheduling system.” One of the engineers nodded. “And after that?” Lucas continued, “Cargo tracking, container routing, and automated coordination.” The engineers exchanged impressed looks. Tan leaned against the wall, watching everything. “Translation,” he said casually,

Chapter 115: The European Battlefield

The flight to Europe was quiet. Cassian’s private jet moved steadily through the night sky, leaving the glowing lights of Dubai behind. Below them, the desert slowly disappeared, replaced by darkness and distant oceans. Inside the cabin, no one was truly relaxed. The stakes had changed. Singapore was secured. Dubai was underway. But Europe… Europe was different. Arrival in Rotterdam Morning came with a gray sky. The plane landed smoothly at Rotterdam The Hague Airport. Unlike Dubai, Rotterdam did not shine with glass towers and desert light. It felt colder. More serious. The air was crisp, and the sky was filled with heavy clouds. As the team drove toward the port, the landscape changed. Massive industrial zones stretched across the horizon. Steel structures. Endless containers. Wide waterways filled with cargo ships. The Port of Rotterdam was enormous. Even larger than Dubai. And far more complex. Tan looked out the window. “This place feels… intense.” Lucas

Chapter 116: The Trust Factor

The morning in Rotterdam was cold and gray. Clouds covered the sky, and a steady wind moved across the massive port. Ships arrived one after another, carrying goods from every part of the world. Inside the temporary office building near the harbor, Cassian and his team were already at work. No one mentioned it directly. But everyone understood the situation. This was not like Singapore. This was not like Dubai. Here, one word mattered more than anything else. Trust. A Different Approach Lucas stood in front of the main screen, adjusting the presentation. The usual data was still there. Efficiency rates. Cargo speed. Reduced delays. But something had changed. “We need to simplify this,” Avelyn said. Lucas looked at her. “It is already clear.” Avelyn shook her head. “Not for Europe.” She walked closer to the screen. “They do not just want numbers.” She pointed at the data. “They want to understand how decisions are made.” Lucas nodded slowly. “So we explain the

Chapter 117: The Night That Never Ended

The rain started just before dawn.It came softly at first, tapping against the tall glass windows of the office, then slowly grew heavier, as if the sky itself had been holding something back for too long.Inside, the room was quiet.Too quiet.Avelyn Cross stood alone near the window, her arms folded loosely across her chest as she stared out at the gray harbor of Rotterdam. The ships were still moving, cranes still lifting cargo, the world still running as if nothing had changed.But something had.She could feel it.Today was the day the decision would be made.And yet, that wasn’t what weighed on her mind.Not really.A faint reflection stared back at her from the glass. Calm. Composed. Controlled.Just like always.But behind that calm…There was something else.Something she had spent years burying.“You didn’t sleep.”Cassian’s voice came from behind her.Low. Steady. Familiar.Avelyn didn’t turn immediately.“I could say the same to you.”There was a brief silence before she

Chapter 118: Cracks Beneath Control

The rain had not stopped.By mid-morning, Rotterdam was covered in a cold, silver haze. The streets were wet, the sky heavy, and the tension inside the port authority building was even heavier.Avelyn walked beside Cassian in silence.Their footsteps echoed faintly along the polished floor. People moved around them officials, assistants, security but none of it felt real. Everything seemed distant.Muted.Because the only thing Avelyn could hear clearly…Was her own heartbeat.“Stay focused.”Cassian’s voice was low, steady, just enough for her to hear.Avelyn didn’t look at him.“I am.”But she knew he didn’t mean the meeting.And he knew she was lying.They stepped into the conference room together.Lucas and Tan were already inside, standing near the large table. A group of officials sat across from them, their expressions polite but guarded.At the center sat the lead director.A middle-aged man with sharp eyes and a carefully neutral expression.“Mr. Blackridge. Ms. Cross,” he sa

Chapter 119: The Weight of Truth

The control room fell into a heavy silence. No one moved for a moment. The screens continued to glow, lines of data scrolling endlessly, but the energy in the room had shifted. What had started as a technical problem had become something far more dangerous. Avelyn stood still, her eyes fixed on the code in front of her. “It’s not just similar,” she said quietly. “It’s derived from our system. The structure, the logic… even the way the data flows. This didn’t come from outside observation. It came from inside access.” Lucas ran a hand through his hair, his usual composure slipping. “That would mean someone had direct visibility into our core framework. That’s not possible unless” “Unless they were part of the build,” Tan finished, his tone darker than usual. Cassian said nothing. He stood beside Avelyn, his gaze locked on the screen, but his mind had already moved ahead. Fast. Precise. Calculating. A traitor. The word settled heavily in the air. “Who had access?” Cassian aske

Chapter 120: The Line Between Truth and Trust

The conference room felt colder than before. Not because of the weather outside, but because of what now stood between both sides of the table. Doubt. Avelyn took her seat without a word. Cassian sat beside her, his posture relaxed, his expression unreadable. Across from them, the Rotterdam officials watched with quiet attention, their earlier neutrality now replaced with something more cautious. More guarded. The director folded his hands on the table. “You asked for time,” he said. “We’ve given it. I hope you have something meaningful to present.” Lucas stepped forward, connecting his system to the main display. His movements were quick, precise but there was tension in them. “We do,” he said. The screen lit up. Lines of code appeared first, followed by layered system architecture. Then timelines. Data comparisons. Structural differences. “This,” Lucas began, pointing at the first section, “is the data submitted to you this morning.” He paused, letting the officials take

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