All Chapters of A Prey For My Enemy: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

"Give me his name."Tatiana stood in the center of the bedroom, the photograph still in her hand. Kain was at the door, issuing orders into his phone, his voice low and rapid."Kain. His name."He lowered the phone. "Knowing his name won't keep you alive.""Then tell me what will."Kain looked at her. For a moment, she saw him calculate. He had spent weeks withholding everything, and now the fortress of his silence was cracking under the weight of a single photograph.He put the phone away. "Come."The estate went into lockdown.Tatiana followed Kain through corridors that had transformed in minutes. Guards stood at every intersection. Metal shutters descended over windows with a mechanical groan. The main gates sealed with a sound like a vault closing.She watched Kain move through it all, checking positions, verifying sight lines, his body language precise and rehearsed. This was not a man reacting to a surprise. This was a man who had been

 Tatiana locked the door and leaned against it until she heard the bolt catch.The photograph went on the vanity. The wooden wolf went beside it. She sat on the edge of the bed and studied them together, looking for the connection she had missed.The wolf was smooth from years of handling. She turned it over. The base was flat, the spiral carved into the underside. She ran her thumb across the symbol.Her nail caught on something. A hairline seam where the wood met the base. She pressed the spiral.Nothing.She pressed harder, twisting slightly.A tiny compartment clicked open in the wolf's belly. Inside, folded to the size of a postage stamp, was a strip of paper.She unfolded it.One sentence in careful handwriting:*When you remember the room, remember the door.*Tatiana stared at the words. Then she closed her eyes.---She was small. The floor was cold beneath her palms. White walls

Tatiana The gunshot echoed through the archive corridor and died against the filing cabinets. Tatiana hit the floor before Kain touched her. The darkness was absolute. No emergency lights. No windows. Just the smell of old paper and the sound of Kain's breath beside her."Stay down," he said.Another shot. Closer. The whine of a bullet passing through metal.Kain fired back. The muzzle flash lit his face for a fraction of a second. Hard. Focused. He grabbed her arm and pulled her toward the door."Who is it?" she whispered."One of mine."That was worse than a stranger.They moved through the black corridors. Kain knew the layout without light. He turned left, right, pushed her through a narrow door she had not seen. A service stairwell. Concrete. Cold."Your own man is shooting at you?""Not shooting at me." Kain's voice came from below her. He was leading downward. "Shooting at you."Tatiana's foot missed a step. She caught herself on the railing. "Why?""Because someone offered hi

Tatiana’s pov The woods were black and dense. Branches whipped Tatiana's face as she ran. Kain was ahead of her, cutting a path with his body. Julian was behind, his breath ragged, one hand pressed to the gash above his eye. They reached a gravel road. Julian veered left, off the shoulder, and dropped to his knees beside a fallen tree. He pulled back a tarp. Beneath it sat a dark sedan, dusted with leaves. "Get in," he said. Tatiana climbed into the back seat. Kain took the passenger side. Julian started the engine without headlights. The car pulled onto the road and accelerated into the dark. The silence lasted five kilometers. "You locked the door," Tatiana said. Kain did not turn around. "Yes." "You brought us there." "I was sixteen. Aris found me in an orphanage. He told me the children were going to a special school. He told me I was helping them." Kain's voice was flat. "The third time I made a delivery, I heard screaming. I saw the red door. I tried to get you out that

A single, sharp crack shattered the silence of the estate.The sound tore through the air, heavy and lethal, echoing off the high stone walls. My heart lunged into my throat. Beside me, the world locked in place. Nobody breathed. Nobody blinked. For half a second, the entire room was frozen in time.Then Kain moved.His hand clamped around my upper arm like a vice, his massive frame shifting instantly to obstruct my view. He yanked me backward, shoving me behind the solid line of his shoulders.Adrenaline flared hot in my chest. I slapped his hand away, digging my heels into the floor. “Don’t touch me.”Kain didn’t waste breath arguing. He didn't even look back at me. In one fluid motion, his fingers wrapped around the grip of his sidearm, drawing it from his holster. His voice cut through the sudden panic of the room, cold and authoritative.“Secure the perimeter. Secure the house. Now.”The guards scrambled, weapons drawing in unison. My mind raced as the realization settled like ic