All Chapters of Betrayed Before the Vows: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

The emergency alarm wailed throughout Obersdorf Research Station. Red lights flashed along the corridors, reflecting off metal walls and frozen glass. The atmosphere, usually tense, had now turned into open panic. “The northeast perimeter has been breached!” Stefan shouted as he ran into the control room. “Outer fence sensors are completely down!” Marko turned from the main terminal. “How many?” “Not confirmed yet. At least three vehicles.” Camelia, who had been reviewing distribution data, rose immediately. Her body had not fully recovered from the pressure of the past few days, but her instincts as a leader took over at once. “Seal all underground access points. Redirect power to bunker two,” she ordered quickly. Marko moved immediately. Stefan ran toward the communications panel. William entered through the side door wearing a tactical vest and black gloves. His face was hard, his eyes sharp. “They came sooner than I expected,” he said. Camelia stared at the external camer

“Camelia, stop! You are not allowed to go down to the eastern sector!” William’s voice echoed through the underground hangar as Camelia put on her thick coat and gloves. Several technicians rushed past behind them, carrying emergency repair equipment. Small warning sirens flashed along the walls, signaling the heating system failure in the lower village. Camelia did not turn around. “The main turbine is damaged. If I don’t go, they won’t be able to reroute the grid.” “There’s Marko and Stefan.” “They need core-key authorization.” William strode after her. “You are seven months pregnant.” Camelia finally turned. “And I am leading.” Their gazes met in the middle of the chaotic hangar. The past few months had changed many things between them. The anger was no longer as fierce as before, but the tension had never truly disappeared. William held back his frustration. “The weather outside is terrible. The road to the eastern sector is iced over. It’s too dangerous.” Camelia pulled

"You aren't allowed to move much for the next few weeks."​Dr. Elias lowered the test results, pinning Camelia with a stern gaze. "Yesterday's contractions were indeed false, but your body is giving you a warning."​Camelia sat on the medical bay bed, her expression dissatisfied. "I'm not sick."​"Correct," the old doctor replied calmly. "But you are heavily pregnant, sleep-deprived, under extreme stress, and you’re still working like a machine."​William, standing near the door, folded his arms. "Finally, someone else is saying it besides me."​Camelia shot him a sharp look. "Nobody asked for your opinion."​Dr. Elias let out a long sigh, looking like a man exhausted by the antics of two stubborn children. "Starting tonight, Camelia must be accompanied by someone at all times."​"I can take care of myself."​"Not when your blood pressure drops suddenly like it did this morning."​Camelia went silent for a moment. She had, in fact, nearly fainted in the hallway a few hours ago, but sh

“Someone accessed the medical archives at 02:13 this morning.”The words cut through the quiet operations room like a blade.Marko stood in front of the central monitor, his expression grim as streams of security logs scrolled across the screen. Around him, the atmosphere inside the Obersdorf research station shifted instantly from routine tension into something colder.William looked up sharply from the terminal he had been repairing.“What was taken?”Marko hesitated for half a second too long.Camelia immediately noticed.“What?” she demanded.Marko swallowed once. “Your medical records.”The room went silent.Camelia slowly lowered the mug in her hand onto the table.“What exactly did they access?”“All prenatal reports. Blood tests. Ultrasound scans.” Marko’s jaw tightened. “Everything.”A sick feeling twisted inside Camelia’s stomach.William stood abruptly. “Show me the entry logs.”Marko enlarged the data stream. “Whoever did this used an internal clearance code.”“Impossible,

Chapter 15: The Secret of William’s Past“What is this?”Camelia’s voice echoed sharply through the archive room.Dust floated in the cold light above her as she stood frozen beside an old storage cabinet, a thick folder trembling slightly in her hands. The document she had just uncovered was yellowed with age, stamped with faded government seals and encrypted financial markings.At the top of the first page, one name stood out clearly.Victor Hayden.William’s father.Below it, another name made her blood run cold.Global Creditors Alliance.Camelia stared at the signatures again, hoping she had misunderstood.But the evidence was undeniable.Financial cooperation agreements.Infrastructure development contracts.Confidential communications between the Hayden family network and the same organization that had spent years destroying nations and hunting them across the world.Her stomach twisted violently.“No…” she whispered.Behind her, the archive door opened.William stepped inside