Todos los capítulos de My Heart beats in him: Capítulo 31 - Capítulo 40

Anna was beginning to feel so uncomfortable in the house.Like she needed approval from someone to be there.Temporary.Observed.Measured.That thought stayed with her as she walked down the corridor.Slow steps.Quiet breathing.Careful movements.She had started doing that recently.Moving carefully.As if sudden actions might trigger something unseen.“I am starting to think like him,” she muttered.That scared her more than anything else.She reached the main hall.Adrian was not there.That was unusual.Anna paused.Looked around.“No cameras in sight,” she whispered.That was not true.She knew they were there.But the feeling was different today.Less direct.She walked toward the kitchen.Empty.Living area.Empty.The house was too quiet again.But not the same silence as before.This one felt intentional.She stopped walking.“…this is not normal,” she said softly.Her chest felt steady.Too steady again.Like the system inside her had entered a resting state.“Why do I fee

The change did not arrive loudly.It came in pieces.Small things that did not belong.Anna noticed it first in the silence.Not the absence of sound.But the absence of randomness.The house had patterns now.Predictable ones.Too predictable.She stood in her room for a long moment that morning.Still.Listening.Nothing.No distant staff movement.No cleaning sounds.No footsteps.“Why does it feel like I am the only variable left?” she whispered.That thought stayed with her as she stepped out.The corridor lights were slightly brighter than usual.Too clean.Too evenly lit.She frowned.“That was not like this yesterday,” she said quietly.She walked forward slowly.Each step echoed slightly more than before.Like the walls were listening differently.By the time she reached the kitchen, she already knew something was wrong.Adrian was there.But the way he was there was different.Not relaxed.Not seated.Standing.Still.Like he had been interrupted in thought.His eyes lifted

The house did not feel like home anymore.It felt like a surface.Something thin stretched over something deep.Anna stood in her room for a long time after reading the file.She did not move.She did not sit.She just stayed still.Trying to understand what had changed.But nothing made sense anymore.“Aligned,” she whispered.The word kept repeating in her mind.Not as explanation.But as warning.She finally moved.Slowly.She was walking very slowly because of the thoughts that ran through her head.She opened her room door and made her way into the empty corridor.Even though there was no one in the corridor, she knew she was being watched.“I’m going to get some answers,” she said quietly.For the first time, she was not waiting for Adrian.She was moving without him.That realization made her pause briefly.Then she continued.She reached the hallway leading to the lower section of the house.The restricted part.The part Adrian usually controlled access to.She stopped in fron

The hospital was no longer just a place Anna remembered.It had become a place she was being pulled back into without consent.The message arrived early.No name attached.Just a location and a time.“Come alone. South Wing. 3 PM.”Anna looked at it for a long time.Then deleted it.But it came again.Same message.Same timing.Different sender ID.She frowned.“It’s even more obvious now. They're not hiding it anymore.” she muttered.Adrian had been looking at her from the doorway since.Present without announcing himself.“You saw it,” he said.Anna did not turn.“Yes.”Silence.Adrian stepped closer.“You should not go.”She finally looked at him.“And if I do not go?”Silence.He answered carefully.“Then they escalate differently.”Anna breathed out slowly.“So either way, I am being moved.”“Yes.”Silence.She crossed her arms slightly.“I am beginning to know how trapped I am,” she said quietly.Adrian did not deny it.Instead he said,“You are also the only one who can move th

The hospital boardroom was colder than Anna expected.Not physically.But in presence.Like the air had been trained to obey silence.Adrian had left thirty minutes ago.And yet, Anna still felt like she was inside something that had not released her.She should have stayed in the house.That was what he said.Stay inside the monitored zone.But she kept thinking about that phrase.Monitored zone.Like she was not a person inside a home.But a signal inside a system.Anna walked through the hospital corridor slowly.No nurse stopped her.No security questioned her.That alone felt wrong.“Too easy,” she muttered.She reached the administrative wing.Restricted.But not locked.That was new.She frowned.“They are not even pretending anymore,” she said quietly.She stepped inside.The hallway was different here.Less movement.More order.Everything aligned too perfectly.Doors evenly spaced.Lighting identical.No human randomness.Anna stopped at a glass office door.Doctor’s office.