LOGINThen there were only two possibilities.They were really there.Or...They wanted Cale to believe they were there.Meanwhile, at TnC's Sun City headquarters, the atmosphere inside the conference room remained tense. Several directors from different divisions sat around the long conference table, whi
At that very moment, Cale's entire security network sprang into action on a massive scale.Vincent had just received an update from one of the staff members. "Mr. Cale, they lost the vehicle's signal thirty-one minutes ago. The last signal was near the route leading to the university. The CCTV foota
Daniel didn't truly know how he was still able to move. Blood streamed from his temple, soaking the collar of his shirt. His left shoulder was nearly numb after being struck repeatedly with an iron bar. Even breathing had become a struggle, each expansion of his lungs feeling unbearably heavy.Yet a
Don Falcon.He stopped exactly one meter in front of Naomi, who sat limply on the ground. His gaze was cold, devoid of any trace of human emotion, while a faint, contemptuous smile curved at the corner of his lips. Naomi stared back at him with profound hatred, a kind of rage she had never experienc
Daniel did not hesitate. He immediately drew his pistol with deadly precision.Bang! Bang!He fired two shots in rapid succession, and the two men at the front instantly collapsed in pools of blood. But there were simply too many enemies. Six others immediately surrounded Daniel from different direc
The drive to the university remained peaceful, with most of Naomi and Lydia's conversation revolving around the campus activities Naomi could take part in later.Their conversation was interrupted by the soft vibration of Naomi's phone, signaling an incoming message and making her wonder who would b
Althea and Daven exchanged glances, both a little puzzled as to why Lydia had come by so late at night. The conversation that had been tense only moments ago softened slightly. Still, Althea wasn’t about to back down. She couldn’t bear the thought of her husband carrying such a burden alone. Even if
“I think so.”Selena smiled faintly. “I thought as much. You must have liked talking to your grandmother, right? That’s only natural. Just imagine how wonderful it would be to talk to her all the time. Every day. To receive that kind of warm attention from her.”Eli fell silent, and Selena seemed co
“We’re here,” Lydia said. All this time, Althea—sitting beside her—hadn’t spoken a word. Lydia didn’t mind. In moments like these, silence wasn’t about creating distance. It was about giving space to find the best way forward.“Oh… you’re right.” Althea let out a long breath. “I didn’t even realize.
That afternoon, Silvia excused herself to go out and buy some household necessities. Eli still hadn’t returned from school—she said she had an extra singing class. Eli had been chosen to represent her school in an upcoming competition. Selena didn’t particularly care; what mattered was that Eli cont







