บททั้งหมดของ The Wrong Vow, My Perfect Match: บทที่ 91 - บทที่ 100

The Wrong Vow, My Perfect MatchChapter 92: The World Beyond the ArchiveThe door remained open.For a few seconds, no one crossed it.Not because they were afraid.Because leaving felt unreal.For so long, the archive had become everything.The mystery.The danger.The answer.The prison.Now it stood behind them, quiet for the first time in its existence.Not defeated.Not dormant.Simply thinking.Ama took another step toward the doorway.The white light beyond gradually resolved into something familiar.A corridor.Metal walls.Emergency lighting.A world that obeyed ordinary rules.Or at least appeared to.Gabriel moved beside her.“You know, after everything we just survived, a hallway feels suspicious.”Ama smiled faintly.“You’re not wrong.”Behind them, Arthur was still staring at the archive.Like a scientist being forced to walk away from the greatest discovery in human history.“I should stay,” he muttered.Gabriel groaned.“No.”Arthur looked offended.“I’m serious.”“You

The Wrong Vow, My Perfect MatchChapter 94: The Part They Never SawSilence followed Dr. Naomi Voss’s revelation.Not ordinary silence.The kind that arrives when reality suddenly expands beyond its previous boundaries.Arthur Kane looked as though someone had reached into his mind and rearranged his understanding of history.“You designed the archive?”Naomi raised an eyebrow.“Is that the part that surprised you?”Arthur stared.“You've been presumed dead for fifteen years.”Naomi shrugged.“And yet here I am.”Gabriel muttered under his breath.“This is becoming a disturbing trend.”Elena folded her arms.“I agree.”Ama remained quiet.Watching.Listening.Something about Naomi felt different from everyone else they had encountered.Not because she seemed powerful.Not because she seemed dangerous.Because she seemed prepared.Like she had expected this moment long before any of them knew it was possible.The officer stepped aside, allowing Naomi to take control of the conversation

The Wrong Vow, My Perfect MatchChapter 96: The First Memory That Refused to Stay DeadNobody spoke after Elena's warning.The sunlight still warmed the hillside.The wind still moved through the grass.The world looked perfectly normal.Which somehow made everything worse.Because normality had become difficult to trust.Ama looked at Naomi.“You said Memory is changing.”Naomi nodded.“Yes.”“How?”For the first time since arriving, Naomi looked genuinely troubled.Not cautious.Not calculating.Troubled.“We don't fully understand it yet.”Arthur groaned.“That is never reassuring.”Naomi ignored him.“Three days ago, the first anomaly was reported.”Silence settled over the group.“The anomaly involved a woman in northern Europe.”Gabriel folded his arms.“What happened?”Naomi took a slow breath.“She attended her father's funeral.”Nothing about that sounded unusual.Ama frowned.“And?”Naomi's expression hardened.“Her father had been dead for eleven years.”Silence.Nobody spo

The Wrong Vow, My Perfect MatchChapter 98: Before the PillarsThe world seemed quieter after Naomi’s revelation.Not because the wind had stopped.Not because the birds had gone silent.Because everyone present was trying to imagine something that should not exist.Something older than the Pillars.Older than the systems that governed truth, memory, identity, and prediction.Older than the architecture that had quietly shaped modern civilization.Ama stared at Naomi.“What do you mean before the Pillars?”Naomi didn't answer immediately.For the first time since arriving, she looked uncertain about how much she should reveal.The man in black noticed.“You never told them.”Naomi's eyes shifted toward him.“No.”Arthur frowned.“Told us what?”The tension in the air became palpable.Naomi looked toward the distant horizon.As though searching for the right words.Finally, she spoke.“The twenty-four Pillars were not humanity's first attempt.”Silence.Gabriel immediately groaned.“Of

The Wrong Vow, My Perfect MatchChapter 100: The Place That Should Not ExistSilence consumed the hillside.Not the comfortable silence of reflection.Not the heavy silence of grief.This was the silence that follows a revelation too large for the mind to immediately process.A place.Not a theory.Not a recovered memory.Not a forgotten document hidden beneath centuries of dust.A place that still existed.Ama stared at Naomi.“Where?”Naomi didn't answer immediately.Her eyes remained locked on the glowing tablet screen.The color had drained completely from her face.Arthur stepped forward.“Naomi.”No response.“Naomi.”Slowly, she looked up.And for the first time since Ama had met her, Naomi Voss looked frightened.Not concerned.Not cautious.Frightened.“The coordinates are impossible.”Gabriel sighed.“Everything is impossible now.”Nobody disagreed.Naomi enlarged the display.A three-dimensional map appeared above the tablet.The group gathered around it.Ama felt her pulse