Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Billionaires Revenge Story: Kabanata 21 - Kabanata 30

Chapter 23The club throbbed with energy, lights bouncing off every reflective surface in staccato flashes. Music pounded through the floor, shaking bar stools and vibrating through Sophia’s chest. But all of that was background noise compared to the tension building between her and Luke.His grip on her hand was firm, guiding her through the crowd with purpose. He moved like a predator, eyes scanning every shadow, every movement, searching for Elias. Sophia followed closely, heart hammering for reasons she couldn’t fully admit. Part of it was fear. Part of it was the way Luke’s proximity made her feel alive in a way the club never could.“Stay close,” Luke murmured, his voice low and edged with warning. His thumb brushed over the back of her hand in a fleeting, almost intimate gesture. Sophia’s breath caught.She tried to focus on the mission, on the danger that was very real just steps away. But it was impossible. Luke’s presence was magnetic. Every brush of his shoulder against her

Chapter 25The VIP room had transformed into a battlefield. Chairs were overturned, glasses shattered, and the lingering scent of whiskey mixed with fear and adrenaline. Sophia’s chest heaved, her pulse hammering not just from the chaos around her but from the electric pull of Luke pressed close beside her.Luke’s jaw was set, eyes sharp, scanning every corner, ready to strike again if Elias moved. His hand occasionally brushed against hers, deliberate, teasing, yet protective. Every touch made Sophia’s stomach tighten in ways she couldn’t deny. The magnetic tension between them had escalated to a point where ignoring it was impossible.“You okay?” Luke’s voice was low, controlled, but the undertone of heat made Sophia’s heart skip.“I’m fine,” she whispered, though the truth was far more complicated. Her mind raced, her body alert, every nerve alive with fear, adrenaline, and the undeniable pull toward him.He smirked faintly, just enough to make her pulse spike. “Good. Because I’m n

Chapter 27The crash above them echoed like a gunshot through the loft.Sophia’s breath caught in her throat.Luke’s grip tightened around her hand instantly, pulling her closer, his body shifting in front of hers in a protective stance. Every muscle in him was coiled, ready.“He’s here,” Luke repeated, voice low, lethal.Another heavy thud vibrated through the ceiling. Dust drifted down in soft clouds, catching the dim light.Lila stepped back from the table, clutching the device. “He wasn’t supposed to find us this fast…” she whispered, panic creeping into her voice.Sophia’s pulse pounded in her ears. Nothing about Elias was predictable anymore.Luke’s eyes flicked upward, calculating. “He didn’t,” he said. “He was led here.”The words hit like ice.All three of them froze.“Someone tipped him off,” Sophia breathed.Silence.Then...A slow creak, the door burst open with violent force.Elias stepped inside.But he wasn’t alone.Two men flanked him—broad, silent, dangerous. Their pr

Chapter 29The sirens grew louder.Red and blue lights painted the street in flashes of chaos, reflecting off shattered glass and rising smoke. The building behind them crackled as flames devoured what remained, the heat still pulsing into the cold night air.But Sophia barely noticed any of it.Her eyes were locked across the street on him.The figure stood just beyond the glow of the emergency lights, half-shadowed, unmoving. Watching.Waiting.A chill ran down her spine.“Luke…” she whispered again, her fingers tightening instinctively around his arm.Luke followed her gaze and everything about him changed.His posture stiffened. His jaw clenched. His entire body shifted into something sharp, alert dangerous.“Stay behind me,” he said quietly.Sophia didn’t argue this time.She stepped closer.Closer than before.Her shoulder brushing his back, her presence anchored to his because whatever this was It felt worse than Elias.The figure moved.Slowly.Deliberately.Stepping into the

Chapter 31The night air felt colder now, the smoke of the burned loft replaced by a heavy, electric silence. Sophia walked beside Luke, every step cautious but deliberate, her mind still spinning from Adrian’s revelation. The idea that the man who had orchestrated so much chaos in their lives was her father was almost too much to process. Yet, somehow, knowing the truth made the danger sharper, more immediate, more personal.Luke’s hand brushed hers occasionally—not enough to be romantic, just grounding, a reminder that she wasn’t facing this alone. She appreciated it more than she wanted to admit. Her pulse still throbbed from the fire, from the adrenaline, and from the realization that every move from here on out could be life or death.Lila trailed behind them, clutching the device tightly. “We can’t wait any longer,” she said. “If Adrian has plans for Sophia, we need to move. We need to find him before he does something irreversible.”Sophia nodded. “But… where do we even start?