บททั้งหมดของ Reborn, Pregnant, and Plotting: บทที่ 31 - บทที่ 40

At the same time, Xen started receiving calls from his subordinates, but he ignored every single one. He was standing behind his lawyer, who was speaking directly to the judge. The judge looked genuinely confused because in his entire career, this was the first time a plaintiff had withdrawn his case completely and removed all requests, leaving the defendant full right to decide whether she wanted a lighter sentence review, parental rights restored, or nothing at all. Xen did not interrupt. He stood there with his hands behind his back and waited until the judge confirmed that the request would be processed within two weeks.Only after that did Xen open his receiver and post his explanation.“Vera Ross did nothing wrong toward me,” Xen said, his face calm but his voice heavy enough that no one could mistake it for a formal statement written by a public relations team. “I am General Xen Glass, and I have withdrawn all complaints I filed with the court. I take full responsibility for m

At the same time, Valerian was trying to understand his friends, his brothers in arms. In some places, he could agree with them. He missed that annoying girl too, and his beast had been raging inside him for the past week with no real rest. He wanted to see his child. He wanted to feel the bond through blood, even if he still refused to say it out loud. Controlling his dragon was already taking too much from him, and now his grandfather was failing too. He did not know why, and that scared him more than he wanted to admit. The palace felt wrong without Belinda’s presence, and every corridor seemed too quiet.He was about to call Blake when he saw another notification that Blake had withdrawn from the match system. Valerian paused. Xen clearly knew something, and that shameless woman had most likely made a demand. If she did not want them to have wives, then that meant there was a chance. The thought should have irritated him, but his dragon reacted first. The beast inside his chest,

“Daddy,” the baby girl’s tiny voice rang next, and Xen froze.There were two sons and a daughter. His smile widened before he could control it, because the most important thing was not even the animals anymore. Vera had called him. She needed something. She trusted him enough to ask, and that meant he had a small opening to prove he could be useful.“Yes, baby?” Xen asked, his voice softening so much that anyone from his army would not have recognized him.“Daddy, are you okay? You look tired,” the baby girl said.Vera did not bother stopping the kids. If they wanted to talk to him, they could talk. Plus, the guy had refused marriage, which was good. That meant one future woman was already out of the picture.“I am a bit tired,” Xen admitted. “I miss you and your mom a lot. Plus, your great-great-grandma is missing.”“Mommy,” another boy’s voice rang, confused, “why does Daddy say Grandma is missing when she is with us?”Vera froze. Damn it. Her kids had just laid her cards flat on th

She stepped out of the car in her dress and pulled the machete from her space. John and Grock both looked at the sight, but Gregory stayed firm. He had already heard enough stories about how she saved his son and his father, and the respect he had for her did not shake just because she looked ridiculous carrying a blade longer than her leg. Without waiting, they moved inside.The attack started from every direction. Men came out from behind car frames, broken storage containers, and scrap walls, but Vera’s rules were clear. Anyone who could speak was subdued. Anyone fully swallowed by madness was killed, either by gunfire or by Vera’s blade. Gregory’s respect for her grew with every step because the girl did not even flinch while cutting through bodies. The sight was almost impossible to accept. A cute-looking pregnant woman with blonde curls and a round belly moved through the bandits more ruthlessly than any of the men beside her. She did not fight to impress anyone. She fought to

After a long pause, Vera finally spoke. “So what happened to humans?” Vera asked, her voice calm even though her mind was not. She did not even understand how humans still existed here.“The gods preserved some samples,” Belinda said.She paused for a second, and the silence made the words feel heavier than Vera expected.“When the tubes were developed, humans were the first to be tested. But they were weak, and no amount of modification could awaken their powers. It was like they did not have any.”Belinda’s eyes shifted toward Vera, not with pity exactly, but with something older and more tired. “Your generation is basically the last one produced. There are no samples left.”Vera stayed quiet.“Back then, the gods decided they would give life back, but humans were too different from other galaxy citizens,” Belinda continued. “Humans became the lowest in the food chain. No powers. No status. Forced to work low-paid labor. Plus, humans cannot live as long as others can.”Belinda’s mou