Lahat ng Kabanata ng Apocalypse: My Husband's Stepbrother Is The 001 Commader: Kabanata 71 - Kabanata 80

Chapter Seventy TwoCairos’s POVI found Veyra at the information center later that day, sitting in front of one of the main screens with several records open in front of her.She looked tired, but she was still working.That was something I had already learned about her.Even when something was hurting her, she would keep working until she understood it.I walked toward her desk, and she looked up when she noticed me.“You came back,” she said.“Yes.”She looked at my face for a moment before asking, “Did you find anything?”I pulled a chair closer and sat beside her.“I found something about Astra.”Her expression changed immediately.“What?”“I checked her movements again.”She turned toward me fully.“And?”“She lied about where she was when the first false message was sent.”Veyra stared at me.“I knew it.”“I know you did,” I said, “but listen to me before you do anything.”She was already sitting straighter.“How sure are you?”“Her story doesn’t completely match the movement r

Chapter Seventy FourVeyra’s POVI followed Cairos into the security office without saying much, because I already knew why we were there.For weeks, I had watched Astra move around my life as if she had every right to be there, and every time I thought we were finally getting close to the truth, another question appeared.But this time was different.This time, we had the evidence.Cairos had asked Astra to come to the security office, and she arrived a few minutes later without looking worried.She stepped inside and looked between the two of us.“You wanted to see me?”Cairos was standing beside the main screen, while I remained near the desk with my arms folded.“Yes,” he said.Astra looked at him.“Is this about the investigation again?”“Yes.”She sighed.“I already told you everything I know.”Cairos did not answer immediately.He simply looked at her.Then he said, “We know you accessed the system.”Astra’s face changed.Only for a moment, but I saw it.Then she quickly shook

Chapter Seventy S:A Night With My HusbandVeyra’s POVI remained in Cairos’s arms for a while after our conversation, listening to the steady sound of his heartbeat while trying to understand how we had reached this point, because when we first agreed to get married, neither of us had expected anything beyond the arrangement we had made, and I certainly had never imagined that I would one day become afraid of losing him.Somewhere along the way, things had changed between us, and although I could not point to the exact moment it happened, I knew that returning to the way things were before we became close was no longer something I wanted.I had grown used to his presence, to the way he looked for me whenever he returned home, and to how he remembered little things about me that I sometimes forgot myself, but what frightened me most was realizing how much it had hurt to see him with Astra.Perhaps I had fallen in love with my husband without realizing it.I lifted my head, only to find

Chapter 78 : A Challenge to His PositionVeyra’s POVI stood outside the sitting room with Zuri, wondering what the High Council wanted to discuss with Cairos that was so important they had come without informing him beforehand.When the oldest council member announced that Cairos’s position as 001 Commander was under review, I immediately became curious, but before I could ask any questions, they demanded that I leave with Zuri because their discussion was private.I did not like the way they had looked at me, as though my presence in Cairos’s home was an inconvenience, but I decided not to argue with them.“Come on, sweetheart, let’s go to our room,” I told Zuri, taking her hand.“Are we leaving Daddy here?” she asked, looking toward the closed door.“Yes, darling. He has something important to discuss with the visitors, so we’ll let him finish.”Zuri nodded and followed me down the hallway, but I stopped before we reached our room, unable to stop thinking about the council’s unexpe

Chapter 80: A New ThreatVeyra’s POVI was sitting on the couch with my laptop on my knees, going through the latest reports from my independent information system, while Cairos sat beside me, reading some documents on his tablet.Since the previous night, when he told me about the High Council’s decision to challenge his position, I had been thinking about what might happen next, but I knew better than to disturb him with questions every few minutes. Cairos had spent years in the military, and if there was one thing I understood about him, it was that he preferred to study a situation before deciding how to handle it.Still, I could not stop wondering who the council intended to bring forward as his opponent.I was checking a report about a settlement that needed medical supplies when someone knocked on the door.“Come in,” Cairos called without looking up from his tablet.His assistant walked into the room, holding a folder in his hand, and I noticed immediately that he looked more