All Chapters of THE SON IN LAW WANTS HIS REVENGE : Chapter 111
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Emergency lights bathed the courtyard in a crimson hue as sirens pierced the night. Faculty scrambled through corridors, ushering students out of their dormitories. Within five minutes of Nash’s call, the school was nearly empty—except for one figure.Emily.She stood in the library’s upper gallery, staring out the window at the chaos unfolding below. Her breath was steady, her hands clenched. She knew Liam was making his move. And she wasn’t going to run.Maple HQ – Tactical Bay – 1:07 AM“We have motion sensors tripped on the Academy’s west perimeter,” Damien reported. “Evacuation’s in progress. No casualties—yet.”Victor’s eyes locked with James’s. “You think he’s bluffing?”James shook his head. “Liam doesn’t bluff. He performs.”Pamela rushed in, phone to her ear. “Emily’s not answering. She’s not on the evac list.”James’s expression hardened. “She stayed behind.”“Why would she—”“Because she wants to end it.”James grabbed his jacket and turned to Victor. “Prep the team. We go
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The lights flickered as the metal doors hissed open.Emily stood frozen at the sight of him.Ethan.But not the brother she remembered—the one who teased her about her cooking, who used to hum old rock songs while fixing the engine on their dad’s truck. This Ethan moved like a shadow. Cold. Precise.His eyes scanned the room with mechanical calculation. When they landed on her, something flickered—but then vanished like mist under sunlight.“Emily Shaw,” he said. Voice monotone. “Target confirmed.”“No—Ethan, it’s me. It’s Em.”She took a shaky step forward. He didn’t move.“I remember the fire,” she said, heart pounding. “Valkyrie base. You told me to run. You covered me with your coat, remember? You burned your arm so I could get out.”His hand twitched.For a second—just a second—his lips parted, confused. But then a sharp, unseen signal surged through him. He straightened like a soldier.“You are a variable,” he said. “You must be neutralized.”She barely dodged the first strike.
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Ghost CodeThe air inside the transport hummed with tension.Emily sat across from James, her hands clasped tightly between her knees. The hum of the VTOL engines was loud, but it couldn’t drown out the sound of her heartbeat. Every second that passed brought them closer to Blackrock.Closer to Liam.Closer to the truth.Closer to the chance of losing Ethan all over again.Marissa sat in silence, cuffed to the bench beside Victor. Her face was pale, but her eyes never stopped moving — scanning, calculating.“Once we breach,” James said, “you stick to me. No heroics.”Emily didn’t answer.He leaned closer. “You still think you can bring him back?”She looked up. “I know I can.”Victor snorted quietly. “You’re betting your life on a ghost.”Emily didn’t blink. “No. I’m betting it on my brother.”⸻Blackrock DamSublevel 6The facility’s silence was deceptive. Clean corridors. Gleaming lights. Every inch designed to feel sterile — to erase any trace of the people broken within its walls.
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Blackrock Sublevel 6 – Control GalleryLiam’s hand hovered over the manual purge switch.Below, Ethan and Emily stood side by side—battered, defiant. His control systems were compromised. His top operative was no longer his.And for the first time in years, Liam was improvising.“You’re both already dead,” he said through the intercom. “You just haven’t hit the floor yet.”Emily’s eyes locked onto his. “You built this place on pain. You won’t leave it standing.”Liam sneered, tapping a code into the panel. “I’ll bury it with you in it.”Behind them, a blast door slammed shut—trapping them in the chamber. Gas hissed from hidden vents.Ethan stumbled back, eyes burning. “Neuro-gas. Same compound they used at Site 12.”“Then we shut it down,” Emily said, already moving toward the manual override on the wall.Her hands flew over the panel, but the system was encrypted. Liam’s voice came again—cold, amused.“The only thing you’ll override is your last breath.”Then—BANG.A bullet cracked
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Safehouse Echo – 5 Days LaterClassified Location, Somewhere in Northern EuropeThe snow outside fell in slow spirals. Gentle. Almost peaceful.Emily sat on the edge of the metal steps overlooking the clearing, arms wrapped tightly around her knees. She hadn’t slept much. Not because she couldn’t—but because she wouldn’t. Sleep meant letting her guard down. And the past few years had taught her that peace rarely came without a price.Behind her, the door opened.James stepped out, quiet as ever. He didn’t say anything at first. Just walked over and stood beside her, hands tucked into his coat pockets.“You been out here all night?” he asked finally.Emily shrugged. “Don’t know. I lost track.”He looked at her, carefully. “He’s stable. Heart rate’s back to baseline. Neural readings are slow, but functional. Victor says that’s a good sign.”Emily nodded, but her eyes didn’t move from the trees.James sat down beside her. “You’re not convinced.”“It’s not that.” Her voice was soft. “I ju
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Undisclosed Location – Two Days LaterThe safehouse wasn’t safe anymore. Not really. Not after the message. Not after the drone.Emily stood in the command room, staring at the freeze-frame of Liam’s last broadcast. His eyes—cold, calculated—still burned on the screen. It was no longer about Ethan. It wasn’t even just about Revenant. This was bigger. And darker.Victor paced behind her, muttering calculations. James was silent, but alert, checking ammo counts and comms frequencies. Even Ethan, still pale and recovering, had insisted on being briefed.They didn’t have much time.“Whatever Liam’s built,” Victor said, “we’re already behind. The fact that he sent that footage means he’s ready. Confident.”“Cocky,” James corrected. “Which might be our only advantage.”Emily turned. “We need to know where that lab is. And fast.”Victor paused. “There’s something… odd about the video metadata. It’s been wiped, but the compression artifacts? They’re consistent with Valkyrie equipment.”“You t
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Baltic Coast – Two Nights LaterThe wind screamed like a living thing. Snow lashed sideways, stinging skin through thermal masks. The abandoned NATO base loomed ahead—half-buried in ice, its skeletal towers jutting from the cliffside like broken teeth.Emily crouched behind a dune, scanning the compound with night-vision. Heat signatures pulsed faintly through the fractured roof. Guards. Patrolling in precise, mechanical formations.“Not mercenaries,” James muttered over comms. “Their movements are too… synchronized.”Victor adjusted the frequency scanner. His face tightened. “They’re not mercs. They’re augmented. Neural links. See how they pivot? Same lag time. Same feed.”Ethan exhaled slowly, steadying his rifle. “So Liam’s already field-testing them.”Emily felt the cold settle deeper in her chest. This wasn’t just a lab. It was a proving ground.“We go quiet,” she said. “No alarms. No second chances.”James gave a curt nod, slipping a suppressor onto his weapon. “Quiet I can do.”
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Inside the Base – Lower CorridorsThe deeper they went, the louder the hum became. Machinery. Generators. Or something far worse.Emily held up her fist—halt. Ahead, a bulkhead door hissed, releasing a breath of freezing air. Beyond it, shadows moved in synchrony, like a rehearsed dance.James muttered, “More of Liam’s toys.”Victor tapped his scanner. “Correction—more of his failures. Power spikes suggest instability. They won’t last long.”“Unstable or not,” Emily whispered, “they’ll kill us just as dead.”They advanced. Ethan took point, his body trembling with both adrenaline and something darker—a pull, like gravity, tugging him forward. Toward Zane. Toward answers.⸻Observation Deck – Liam’s LabRiley strained against her bonds, wrists raw. Below her, through reinforced glass, she saw them: pods. Rows of them. Each one holding a figure suspended in viscous fluid, wires burrowed deep into skulls.Some twitched. Some screamed silently. Some floated still as corpses.Her stomach c
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Sublevel – The Corridor of Steel and FireThe red lights bled across the walls, turning the frozen corridor into a tunnel of hell. Every breath steamed in the cold, but sweat trickled down Emily’s spine all the same. She could feel the tremors under her boots, the hum of machinery deep below, the pulse of something unnatural growing stronger.Genesis moved first.It charged like a living avalanche, shoulder ramming the wall as it came. The steel groaned under its weight, sparks flying in wild arcs. Emily fired, each shot cracking through the chaos, but the rounds only slowed it like pebbles striking a storm.James darted left, knife flashing. He plunged it into Genesis’s side, twisting hard. The blade bent with a screech of metal, snapping off in his hand. Genesis turned, eyes glowing brighter, and with one sweeping backhand, it hurled him across the corridor. He crashed into a bulkhead, crumpling with a groan.“James!” Emily shouted, but there was no time.Ethan was already moving. H
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Sub-level – The Corridor of Steel and FireFor a heartbeat, no one moved. The only sound was the slow, mechanical hiss of Genesis’s breath, echoing through the frozen corridor. The monster’s frame smoked from within, its veins of light pulsing unevenly, struggling to stabilize.Emily’s hands shook as she aimed her weapon again, but the weight in her chest was heavier than steel. Zane wasn’t there anymore. His scream still reverberated in her bones.Riley’s voice broke the silence, hoarse and trembling. “He can’t be gone. He can’t.”Victor pulled himself upright, console sparking in his hands. His face was pale, sweat dripping down his jaw. “If Liam pulled him back into the neural grid—” His throat tightened. “Then he’s still in there. Somewhere.”Genesis turned, its glowing eyes locking onto them again. It stepped forward, each impact shaking loose more panels from the ceiling.James staggered back, clutching his ribs, but raised his broken knife all the same. “I don’t care what it ta