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Chapter51 I Own the Monster

The morning light over Manhattan was torn apart by freezing rain.Top-floor penthouse study.Outside, icy rain slashed across the skyline, cold air seeping through armored glass like a slow breach.Inside, the heating ran at full power—but it couldn’t erase the chill gathering beside the desk.Wall Street never believed in tears. Only computation.Twelve independent holographic feeds flickered in the air.The system’s low-frequency hum filled the room under heavy load.On the projection wall, a dozen old-money heads of families sat in visible ruin—wrinkled suits, hollow eyes.Last night’s collapse of the computational core had left only the aftermath.And now, the reckoning.In the blind corner of the room, shadow pooled heavily.Alexander occupied it completely.His massive frame was locked in place on the wool carpet, muscles tense enough to creak. Joints shifted with faint, wrong clicks—as if something inside him was no longer aligned.The Damocles gene-severing command was gone.B

Chapter 52 The Monster She Owned

The tall man froze.His fingers locked midair around her ankle.Beneath the pale skin, a faint wound shimmered for a split second—an eerie green pulse flickering deep inside before vanishing again.Something had slipped through.Not outside.Inside her.Alexander’s gaze darkened.Panic struck clean and silent through his chest, but he buried it immediately.She couldn’t know.Not even a hint.Slowly, he released her ankle.One hand pressed against the floor as he pushed himself up, his massive frame swallowing the light above him.“Go get something from the bar,” he said.His voice came out rough. Controlled. Barely holding shape.Vivienne didn’t stop him.She simply shifted back into the chair, legs crossing casually over the edge of the desk, watching him walk away like he hadn’t just touched something fragile enough to break the world.The room fell quiet except for the faint sound of water cycling through the building system.At the bar, Alexander stood still.A black statue carve

Chapter 53 She Put the Collar on the Monster

The warning sirens outside finally died out.Vivienne lifted her finger and swiped across the command interface.One motion.The connection was cut.Clean. One-way. Absolute.A kill directive spilled through the remaining military network beneath Manhattan, locking onto every mercenary carrying fragments of the Mother Core.Outside the armored walls, chaos, betrayal, and slaughter were reduced to silence—shut out as if they had never existed.Inside the shattered penthouse bedroom, everything went still.Too still.Cold air and white tea scent were compressed into something dense, almost suffocating.Static electricity flickered faintly across the debris-strewn floor.Alexander hadn’t moved.Not really.He was still wrapped around her waist like something refusing to understand distance.His breath brushed her ear—hot, uneven, dangerous.Every exhale carried a pressure that didn’t belong in a human room.His arms tightened slightly, instinctively, as if her body was the only stable st

Chapter 54 Marked by the Red Beam

A dark red beam cut through the night, slamming into the shattered master bedroom like a physical nail driven into space itself.It locked precisely onto Vivienne’s left chest.The air instantly filled with a scorched, metallic stench as high-frequency radiation burned through the room.It pierced straight through her thin nightdress.Alexander’s eyes turned fully crimson in an instant.The kill command from the deep-sea Mother Core clashed violently with his instinct to protect her.The beam felt like a warning— as long as he existed, the hunt would never end.He was the contamination source. The origin point of this endless catastrophe.A low, inhuman growl ripped out of his throat.Dark gold markings on his back surged violently.Two mutated limbs tore through his flesh.Black blood spilled as they slammed into the reinforced floor, anchoring his massive body.With that recoil, he spun violently toward the fractured bulletproof glass.He meant to break through it. To leap from a

Chapter 55 Heartbound Siege

The master bedroom was in ruins.Fragments of torn silk lay scattered across the black velvet carpet.Cold cedar lingered in the air, mixed with a faint trace of iron and blood.A two-meter-tall mutated body held Vivienne tightly from behind.Alexander rested his chin against her shoulder.His breath was unstable—hot, heavy, barely controlled—breaking against the shell of her ear.His hands, capable of tearing through armored plating, stayed locked around her waist.But they trembled.Even after the blood bond had formed, he still didn’t dare apply real force.Every contact was restrained, measured, almost reverent.Vivienne said nothing.Her eyes were closed.Her pale fingers lifted slowly over his shoulder.She traced the fading dark-gold mutation lines along his neck.Pressing down gently.Not to control him.To stabilize him.Behind her, the monster exhaled a low, broken sound.The massive frame that had been on the verge of collapse began to settle under her touch.For a brief mo

Chapter 56 Cold Sea, Blood Pact

The helicopter rotors tore through the blizzard over the Alaskan military harbor.The nuclear icebreaker Leviathan lay quietly dormant in the ink-dark Arctic sea—a steel behemoth swallowed by the frozen ocean.Snow and wind raged.Foreign heavy-armed guards stood in formation along both sides of the deck, loaded with live ammunition. Ice shards slammed against the armored plating, producing a grating, teeth-aching impact. The atmosphere was suffocatingly tense.Vivienne stepped down the frozen gangway in black high combat boots, each step steady and unhurried.The Arctic wind lifted the hem of her dark coat.After a night of slaughter in Manhattan, she still looked untouchable—cold, flawless, in complete control. Not a trace of excess emotion on her pale face.Alexander was a massive, oppressive shadow, locked half a step behind her.Over two meters tall, his monstrous frame was wrapped in a black tactical coat. The thick scent of blood from last night’s massacre of three thousand arm

Chapter 57 Kill Order Beneath the Ice

The man’s rough, hoarse whisper had not yet faded.Alexander’s crimson eyes were locked onto her.His massive frame completely enveloped Vivienne.The killing machine demanded an answer—unyielding, silent, absolute.Before she could speak, the communication terminal on the main console burst into a piercing yellow alert.A sharp alarm cut violently through the unstable biological field between them.From the speaker came a hiss of static:“Miss Vivienne, this is the lead of the ice survey team. A dangerous fault zone has appeared ahead of the route. I must report to you in person immediately.”Vivienne’s gaze shifted away from the bulging veins along the mutated man’s neck.The temperature in her eyes dropped to absolute zero.Her slender fingers tapped the leather armrest once.“Let him in.”The heavy watertight door slid open.Arctic wind and ice shards flooded into the cabin.A tall white scholar stepped inside with two assistants.He wore a refined Arctic research suit, boots stri

Chapter 58 The Heartbeat Beneath the Ice

The emerald beam did not punch through the icebreaker’s armored glass.But the high-frequency psychic pulse swept straight through the entire panoramic chamber.Temperature dropped in an instant.A sharp pain exploded at Vivienne’s collarbone.The exact spot where Zero-Grade toxin had burned into her system during last night’s Manhattan breach.Crimson blood-circuit markings under her pale skin began to pulse violently.She clutched the leather armrest.Knuckles went white.A short, muffled sound escaped her throat.Cold sweat slid down her temple.Alexander’s gaze locked onto the flickering red mark tinged with an eerie green undertone.His massive body stiffened.That was his poison.The saliva he had leaked during his uncontrolled mutation was now resonating with the signal from seven thousand meters beneath the ocean—triggering a backlash inside her immune system.The killing machine that had just been protecting her like a feral beast suddenly staggered backward.Hard.His broad b

Chapter 59 Father Signal

The panoramic chamber was in ruins.Vivienne lay half-sunken into the dark leather sofa, wearing only a thin black silk robe.A burning pain pulsed at her collarbone.Outside the sealed door—In minus forty-degree Arctic blizzard—Alexander stood half-buried in ice.And he hadn’t moved for an entire night.His massive fingers, stained with dried black blood, had torn deep grooves into the armored glass, leaving claw-like white scars across the surface.Instinct screamed inside him.To break through.To reach her.To hold her.But another memory held him down—iron-tight.The memory of that single drop of poisoned saliva.It chained his spine in place.Self-disgust became a leash.And the beast endured the freezing storm like withdrawal pain carved into flesh.BOOM—The heartbeat of the deep-sea mother core erupted again.This time—A violent low-frequency magnetic storm.The Leviathan was hit by a catastrophic underwater vortex.Tens of thousands of tons of steel tilted violently.Insi

Chapter 60 Voice from the Abyss

The deep-sea radar screamed with a piercing alarm.A dark green glow split through the darkness of the panoramic observation deck.At the center of the screen, a spiral DNA sequence—violating all biological logic—flashed violently. At its tail, a broken iris-shaped emblem was locked in place.It was the life-monitoring code of the previous family head, who had supposedly died in a tsunami fifteen years ago.Vivienne stared at the emblem.Her already half-frozen body stiffened completely.The blood-soaked night in Manhattan, fifteen years ago, surged back into her senses, as if the ocean itself had dragged it up from seven thousand meters beneath the surface.Her heart stopped for two seconds.A fatal pause.The extreme cold shattered the last layer of her mental defenses.Alexander felt it instantly—the violent tremor in the woman in his arms.A kill-order from the deep-sea mother core crawled up his spine, forcing him to pull away from her collapsing body.A low, restrained roar roll

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