All Chapters of WIFE KICKED MILLIONAIRE MEDICAL GOD HUSBAND: Chapter 201
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Chapter Two Hundred and One
The city of Rotterdam woke slowly under a thin veil of gray clouds, the usual hum of early traffic muted by the lingering tension from the night’s events. Elise stood at the edge of the lab’s terrace, staring out over the harbor where mist clung to the cranes and shipping containers like a ghostly shroud. She wrapped her arms around herself, not from cold but from the lingering adrenaline, the sense that danger was never far behind.Lukas joined her silently, his presence steady, calm, grounding. He rested a hand lightly on her shoulder. “You’re thinking too far ahead,” he said, voice low, almost a murmur. “We can’t control everything at once. We control what’s in front of us.”Elise nodded, but the weight in her chest didn’t ease. Berg was still out there. Her network still spread like roots beneath the city, and every calculated move she made last night confirmed that her reach was deeper, smarter, and more ruthless than they had anticipated. The genetic key was secure—for now—but E
Chapter Two Hundred and Two
The early morning haze hung thick over the northern districts of Rotterdam, cloaking the warehouses and industrial complexes in a blanket of gray. Elise moved through the lab’s control room, her eyes scanning multiple screens simultaneously, tracking drone footage, satellite feeds, and perimeter sensors. Every blinking light, every moving shadow drew her attention, her senses sharp, honed by countless confrontations and near-misses over the past months.Lukas joined her, carrying a tablet filled with real-time intelligence from Margot’s network. He leaned over her shoulder, eyes narrowing at a feed showing subtle movements near a remote dock. “Berg’s testing our response again,” he said, voice calm but edged with frustration. “She wants to see how fast we react, how organized we are.”Elise’s jaw tightened. “We’ve already proved we can counter her. Why push it further?”“Because she can’t accept losing control,” Lukas replied. “Every test she sends is designed to destabilize, to make
Chapter Two Hundred and Three
Elise woke before dawn, not because of noise or movement, but because her mind refused to let her rest. The kind of sleep she’d been getting lately was shallow, fractured, filled with half-formed dreams where doors never stayed locked and shadows always lingered just out of reach. She lay still for a moment, staring at the ceiling, listening to the steady rhythm of Lukas’s breathing beside her.He was on his back, one arm bent above his head, the other resting loosely across his chest. Even in sleep, there was a tension to him, a readiness that never fully shut off. She watched the slow rise and fall of his chest and felt something tighten behind her ribs. For months now, danger had been their constant companion. It had shaped every decision, every touch, every silence between them.Elise shifted carefully and sat up, swinging her legs over the edge of the bed. The floor was cool beneath her feet. She welcomed the sensation. It grounded her.She pulled on a shirt and stepped quietly o
Chapter Two Hundred and Four
Lukas sat in the quiet of the control room, the low hum of servers and monitors filling the space around him. It was early, the kind of hour when the world felt paused, suspended between night and day, and yet he felt anything but calm. He rubbed at his temples, thinking of the hours ahead, the delicate dance they had to perform to ensure everything went according to plan. Every misstep could cost them far more than just time; Berg was still out there, still scheming, still willing to bend the rules of morality to her advantage.He stood and walked toward the large digital map projected onto the wall. Nodes flickered like tiny stars, each representing a location, a team, a potential risk. His eyes moved with deliberate precision, tracking every route, every access point, every weak link. The Antwerp vault, the distribution centers, the monitoring drones—everything had to be accounted for. Lukas’s mind operated like a high-speed engine, calculating contingencies even as he mentally reh
Chapter Two Hundred and Five
Lukas stepped out of the safehouse, the morning air biting at his face, but he barely noticed. His mind was already running through the next steps, the threads he had to follow, the contingencies he had to anticipate. The operation from the night before had gone better than expected, but better didn’t mean perfect. Berg was still out there, still plotting, still watching. He could feel the weight of her attention pressing against every decision he made.Elise joined him, carrying a tablet with the latest intelligence updates. Her expression was focused, tight with tension, but there was a glimmer of relief in her eyes. Lukas caught it and gave her a short, approving nod.“They’ve isolated her assets,” she said, tapping the screen. “Her communications are down, her operatives scattered, supply chains disrupted. But she’s not idle. She’s moving fast.”Lukas ran a hand over his face. “I know. And if she’s moving fast, then we have to anticipate what she’ll try next. Every move she makes
Chapter Two Hundred and Six
Lukas did not sleep.He sat alone in the dim operations room long after Elise and Margot had retreated to rest, the glow of the central screen washing his face in pale blue light. Lines of data crawled endlessly across the display, but he barely registered them anymore. His mind was elsewhere, replaying patterns, decisions, and the familiar unease that always came when the board began to narrow.Berg was running out of space.That made her dangerous.He rose and paced slowly, hands clasped behind his back, boots quiet against the reinforced floor. For years, he had built systems designed to outthink chaos, but Berg was not chaos. She was calculation sharpened into cruelty, the kind of mind that burned bridges just to light the way forward.The door slid open softly.Elise stepped inside, hair loose, shoulders wrapped in a thin jacket. She looked tired, but her eyes were alert, assessing him in the way she always did when she sensed something was wrong.“You’re spiraling,” she said gen
Chapter Two Hundred and Seven
The moment the transmission stabilized, Lukas felt the shift ripple through the room. It was subtle but unmistakable, like pressure equalizing after a sealed door opened. Every screen locked into sync, every voice on the channel going quiet. Even the ambient hum of servers seemed to recede, as if the system itself were listening.Berg sat perfectly still on the other side of the feed.Her image was crisp, professionally framed, light falling across her face in a way that suggested intention rather than chance. She wore a calm expression, composed and faintly curious, as though Lukas’s appearance amused her rather than alarmed her.Lukas didn’t speak immediately.He let the silence stretch.It unsettled people. He’d learned long ago that those who thrived on control hated nothing more than waiting for a response they couldn’t predict. Berg’s eyes flickered once, almost imperceptibly, but he saw it.“Mr. Brandt,” she said at last, her voice smooth and measured. “I was wondering when you
Chapter Two Hundred and Eight
The city lights blurred past the SUV windows as Lukas drove, the road stretching out like a ribbon of possibility and peril. Silence hung in the vehicle, but it wasn’t empty. The tension from the previous hearing still lingered, a low hum under the surface that refused to dissipate. Elise sat beside him, her hand resting lightly on his, grounding him even when his thoughts spun ahead, calculating, anticipating, analyzing. Margot monitored the live feeds from multiple locations, her fingers dancing over the tablet, her eyes sharp and unwavering.“Do you think she’ll retaliate immediately?” Elise asked, her voice barely above the hum of the engine.Lukas didn’t answer right away. He focused on the road, on the patterns of the streetlights, on every possible shadow that might conceal an operative. “She will,” he said finally. “Berg never hesitates when her position is threatened. But now she’s exposed. Any move she makes will be visible, traceable. That changes the game.”Elise nodded sl
Chapter Two Hundred and Nine
The day stretched long, and Lukas felt every second pressing against him like a weight he could not set down. Even surrounded by monitors, data streams, and a team that moved like clockwork, there was a pulse he could not ignore—the pulse of Berg’s imminent response. Every alert, every subtle digital fluctuation hinted at her presence somewhere, orchestrating, waiting for a crack in their armor.Elise sat across from him at the main console, her fingers hovering over the keyboard as she cross-referenced every incoming report. Lukas watched her for a moment, noting the calm precision in her movements. She had been through enough to know how to stay collected, yet he could see the edge—the alertness that came from understanding the stakes.“They’re mobilizing,” Margot said sharply from her station, not looking up. Her voice carried that same measured urgency that had guided them through countless operations. “We’ve detected coordinated network scans from three regions. Could be Berg tes
Chapter Two Hundred and Ten
The room was still when Lukas finally allowed himself to sink into the leather chair at the command center. He rubbed the bridge of his nose, blinking at the array of monitors lighting the darkened room. Each screen displayed feeds from across the city: drone footage, street cameras, private security inputs, and live data from Berg’s known associates. It should have been overwhelming, but Lukas had trained his mind for this kind of pressure. He could feel it like a second heartbeat, constant, rhythmic, alert.Elise leaned over the desk, scrolling through a database of flagged operatives. “Her network is bigger than we thought,” she murmured. “She’s been laying dormant cells for months. Waiting, planning.”“That’s why tonight wasn’t random,” Lukas said quietly. “Everything she did—the sudden movement at the lab, Otto’s recklessness—was a test. She needed to see if we’d react.”Elise paused, looking up at him. “And we passed it.”Lukas allowed himself a small nod. But there was no time