All Chapters of Marrying My Ex’s Billionaire Uncle.: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

London was unusually quiet.A thick fog rolled across the streets, swallowing the glow of streetlights as midnight approached.Three black SUVs moved silently through the city.No headlights.No unnecessary radio chatter.Marcus sat behind the wheel of the lead vehicle, following the GPS coordinates to Site Omega.The abandoned underground station appeared deserted from the outside.Its entrance had been sealed decades ago with rusted iron gates and weathered warning signs.To anyone passing by, it looked forgotten.But Marcus knew better.“They’re watching.”Samuel glanced toward the rooftops.“I counted six cameras before we turned the corner.”“And at least four spotters.”Ethan looked at Amelia.“They already know we’re here.”She nodded.“There was never any chance of surprising them.”⸻The convoy stopped two blocks away.Marcus spread the blueprint of the station across the hood of the SUV.“According to the old transport records, Site Omega has three underground levels.”He po

The giant digital clock glowed through the darkness.29:5829:57Its red numbers reflected off the damp walls of Site Omega.No one spoke.The steady countdown was louder than any alarm.Marcus was the first to react.“Flashlights. Spread out in pairs.”Powerful beams cut through the darkness as everyone switched on their tactical lights.The abandoned station suddenly felt much larger than before.Long platforms stretched into black tunnels.Old trains rusted silently on forgotten tracks.Every shadow looked capable of hiding someone.⸻Amelia stood perfectly still.Something didn’t feel right.August had disappeared.Henry and Richard had vanished.Yet there had been no sound of footsteps.No dragging chairs.Nothing.She slowly turned in a full circle.Then her flashlight stopped on the platform floor.“There.”Ethan followed the beam.A fresh set of scratches marked the concrete.“They weren’t carried away.”Marcus knelt beside the marks.“The chairs slid.”He traced the grooves w

For a single heartbeat, no one moved.The image of St. Michael’s Chapel engulfed in flames filled the projection screen.Father Thomas pounded helplessly against the heavy wooden doors.Harold searched frantically for another way inside.The countdown continued.04:41Olivia shook her head.“No…”“I left my bag there.”Everyone looked at her.She swallowed.“I went back after we left Site Omega.”“I remembered I’d left Daniel’s letter in the infirmary.”Amelia stared at her.“You went back alone?”“I only meant to be gone for a few minutes.”Guilt washed over Olivia’s face.“I never imagined…”She couldn’t finish.⸻Marcus grabbed his radio.“Team Alpha, respond.”Only static answered.He tried another frequency.Nothing.“They’re jamming every channel.”Samuel was already studying the map of the underground station.“The chapel is eight minutes away.”Marcus looked at the timer.“We don’t have eight minutes.”Gabriel stepped toward the projection.“We’re assuming this is happening no

The crimson emergency lights bathed the chamber in an eerie glow.The mechanical alarm continued to echo through Site Omega.Unauthorized access detected.Security Protocol Black activated.Marcus immediately turned toward the open vault.“Nobody move.”His voice was calm, but everyone could hear the urgency beneath it.“If someone got inside before us, they know another entrance.”Samuel had already drawn his pistol.“There has always been another entrance.”Henry looked at him.“You knew?”Samuel nodded.“I found it years ago.”“You never told anyone.”“I sealed it.”Samuel’s jaw tightened.“I thought no one else would ever find it.”August let out a disappointed sigh.“I underestimated you.”⸻The vault stretched deep beneath the earth.Its walls were lined with cedar shelves, each carefully numbered.Rows upon rows of leather-bound journals rested undisturbed beneath layers of dust.No gold.No jewels.No hidden fortune.Only history.Gabriel smiled faintly.“This…”“…is worth mor

For several moments, no one said a word.The satellite image remained on Marcus’s tablet.A solitary island.Jagged cliffs.A sprawling stone estate overlooking a dark sea.Beneath it, two words lingered like a warning.Black Haven.Amelia looked at Henry.“You’ve been there.”It wasn’t a question.Henry nodded slowly.“I was born there.”The answer stunned everyone.“You were?” Olivia asked.Henry managed a weary smile.“So was August.”⸻Marcus enlarged the satellite image.“There are only two docks.”“One airstrip.”“And a single road leading to the estate.”Samuel folded his arms.“It’s designed like a fortress.”“No,” Gabriel corrected.“It’s designed like a prison.”He stared at the screen, memories clouding his expression.“Once you enter Black Haven…”“…you leave only if someone else allows it.”⸻Richard lowered himself into a nearby chair.The poison had drained much of his strength, but his mind remained sharp.“Everything we’ve uncovered…”He looked around the room.“The j