All Chapters of Divorced By The Billionaire Husband Who wanted Me Back : Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Anna’s POVDarkness.That was the first thing I felt.Not fear.Not pain.JustSilence.For a moment, I thought I had lost.That I had disappeared.That whatever they turned me into had finallyWon.But thenI heard it.A heartbeat.Slow.Steady.Familiar.Mine.I inhaled sharply.And the worldSnapped back.The rooftop.The wind.The broken concrete beneath my feet.The tension in the air so thick it felt like it could suffocate me.And thenHim.The man.Still standing there.Watching me.Waiting.“Decision complete,” he said calmly.My head tilted slightly.Not consciously.Not fully under my control.But not forced either.“State your alignment.”Silence.Sam.I could feel him behind me.Closer than before.Not touching me.But there.Present.Real.“Anna…”His voice was careful.Like one wrong word might break something fragile.Something inside me tightened.Pulled.Reacted.Human.“I’m here,” I said.But even to my own earsThat didn’t sound right.Because it wasn’t just me any

Anna’s POVSomething was wrong.I felt it before it happened.Not a sound.Not movement.A shift.Subtle.But impossible to ignore.“Sam.”My voice came out low.Sharp.He reacted instantly.“What?”I didn’t answer.Because I was already listening.Not with my ears.With everything else.“They’re here,” I said.His body tensed immediately.“Who?”I turned slowly.My gaze locking onto the far edge of the rooftop.“Not him.”A pause.“Something else.”The air felt different.Heavier.Distorted.Like something was trying to enterBut didn’t fully belong.“Stay behind me,” Sam said automatically.I almost laughed.Almost.“That won’t help,” I said quietly.He frowned.Before he could respondIt happened.The air split.Not exploded.Split.Like a tear in something invisible.And from that tearThey stepped out.Three of them.Human-shaped.But not human.Their movements were too smooth.Too precise.Their eyesEmpty.“Recovery units,” the voice inside me whispered faintly.I didn’t need i

Anna’s POVThey didn’t leave.I knew it.Even after that presence disappearedEven after the air returned to normalSomething still felt…Wrong.Not danger.Not immediate threat.But attention.Like eyes I couldn’t see were still fixed on me.Watching.Waiting.Studying.“They’re still there,” I said quietly.Sam glanced around sharply.“I don’t see anything.”“You’re not supposed to.”That was the problem.They weren’t like the others.Not the ones that attacked.Not the ones that tried to take me.These ones…They were patient.“Then how do you know?” he asked.I hesitated.Because I didn’t know how to explain it.“I can feel it,” I said finally.“Feel what?”“Their focus.”That sounded insane.But it was true.It felt likeThreads.Thin.Invisible.Connected to me.Tracking every movement.Every thought.“Then we leave,” Sam said immediately.I shook my head.“No.”His expression hardened.“Anna—”“If we run,” I said quietly,“They’ll keep following.”“And if we stay?”A pause.“Th

Anna’s POVWe left that night.No plan.No destination.Just distance.The city lights faded behind us as we drove in silence.Not the comfortable kind.The heavy kind.The kind filled with things we weren’t saying.I sat by the window, watching darkness swallow everything outside.Streetlights became fewer.Buildings disappeared.Until it was justNothing.“You okay?” Sam asked.I didn’t answer immediately.Because I didn’t know how to.“Define okay,” I said finally.He exhaled quietly.“Still you?”That question again.That same question that now felt impossible to answer.“I don’t know,” I admitted.Silence.At least I wasn’t pretending anymore.We drove for hours.Farther than I thought we would.Until finallyHe stopped.“This should be far enough,” he said.I looked around.An old structure stood ahead.Abandoned.Quiet.Hidden.Perfect.“You’ve been here before,” I said.“Yeah.”Of course he had.Sam always had a backup plan.Even for things like this.We stepped out.The air w

Anna’s POV“You attacked me.”Those were the only words I could hear.Everything else faded.The broken walls. The cracked floor. The tension in the air. None of it mattered anymore.Just that sentence.I stared at Sam, my chest tightening with every second that passed.“No…” My voice came out weak. “No, that’s not possible.”But even as I said it, I knew it was.Because the evidence was all around me.The destroyed room.The heavy air.And the way he was looking at me.Not with anger.Not even with fear.But with something far worse.Caution.Like he didn’t know what I would do next.“What… what did I do?” I asked slowly.He didn’t answer immediately.That hesitation made my stomach twist.“Tell me,” I pushed.His jaw tightened slightly before he spoke.“You lost focus first,” he said. “You just… went quiet.”My hands trembled.“That’s when it happens,” I whispered.He nodded once.“Your eyes changed.”That made my heart skip.“Changed how?”“They didn’t look like yours anymore.”A c