All Chapters of The General's Ex-Wife's Regret: Chapter 281
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Chapter 281
Darkness.Heavy.Suffocating.Then—A faint sound.Beep… beep… beep…Sophia’s fingers twitched.Her eyes slowly fluttered open.Blurred lights greeted her first—white, harsh, unfamiliar. Her head throbbed, her body felt heavy… like it didn’t belong to her.“…Ugh…”She tried to move—But couldn’t.Her eyes snapped fully open.Her wrists.Her ankles.Strapped.Cold metal restraints held her firmly against a narrow bed.Panic surged instantly.“W-What…?”Her breathing quickened as she struggled, but the restraints didn’t budge.The room around her came into focus.Sterile.Cold.Almost like a laboratory.Machines lined the walls. Glass containers filled with strange, glowing substances. Tubes. Instruments. Shadows flickering under dim lights.Fear crept into her chest.“Carl…” she whispered weakly.Then—Footsteps.Slow.Calm.Deliberate.Sophia’s head snapped toward the sound.A woman stepped into view.Elegant.Composed.Dressed in a pristine white coat.Her long dark hair fell smoothl
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Seraphine Drax slipped off her white coat as she walked out of her laboratory, her movements calm—almost leisurely—despite the chaos beginning to unfold around her. Kael was already there, waiting, hands tucked into his pockets. “You really sent him here, huh?” Seraphine said, irritation clear in her voice. “Did you forget how valuable my experiments are?” Kael simply shrugged. “You took his fiancée. He would’ve found this place eventually.” A faint smirk formed. “You know him.” Seraphine rolled her eyes. “Whatever.” She tapped something near her ear. “Evacuate everything,” she ordered coldly. A voice responded immediately from the other end. “How about the woman, Mistress?” Seraphine paused for a brief moment. Then— “Leave her,” she said without hesitation. “It’s already done.” A slow smirk spread across her lips. “Tell Duane to handle our visitor.” She cut the line. Kael glanced at her, curious. “You injected her already?” “Of course,” Seraphine replied,
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For a brief moment—Everything went silent.Carl stood there, his chest rising and falling, Duane’s words echoing in his mind.The moment you understand… is the moment you stop holding back.Something inside him shifted.Snapped.His fingers twitched—Then tightened into a fist.Heat gathered.Not the usual kind.Not just warmth.Something deeper.Something alive.Carl frowned slightly, staring at his own hand.“…What—”Then—FWOOSH.Flame erupted from his palm.But it wasn’t normal fire.It burned brighter.Sharper.Almost… golden.Carl’s eyes widened in shock.“…Fire?”No—Not fire.He could feel it.This wasn’t something external.It was part of him.Flowing through his veins.Responding to his will.A slow smile formed on Duane’s lips.“There it is,” he murmured. “Dragon Flame.”Carl clenched his fist tighter.The flame surged—stronger, more intense.His eyes flickered with that same glow.“…So this is what you meant.”Duane chuckled. “You’re finally starting to understand.”Carl
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Carl didn’t waste another second.He rushed back inside, moving faster than before—driven by urgency, by fear, by something deeper he refused to name.Anyone who stood in his way—Fell.Instantly.The moment they appeared, Carl was already there.A flash.A strike.Flames.Screams echoed through the facility as his Dragon Flame tore through everything in its path. There was no hesitation in his movements, no mercy in his attacks.He wasn’t holding back anymore.Not now.Not when Sophia was still inside.Machines shattered as he passed. Glass containers exploded. Sparks flew, alarms blaring throughout the entire building.Carl didn’t even look back.Room after room—Empty.Destroyed.Abandoned.“They moved…” he muttered, his jaw tightening.But he didn’t stop.He couldn’t.Not until he found her.He kicked open another door—Nothing.Another—Still nothing.His breathing grew heavier, his frustration rising with every second.Move faster.Kael’s voice echoed in his mind.Carl clenched
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Carl didn’t stop.He carried Sophia out of the burning facility, her body trembling in his arms, her heat rising with every passing second.The night air should have helped.It didn’t.Her grip on his shirt tightened again.“Carl…” she whispered weakly, her voice breaking.“I’m here,” he said immediately, his tone firm but gentle. “Stay with me.”Her breathing grew uneven.Too fast.Too unstable.Carl’s jaw clenched.This isn’t normal…He had seen Dragon Vessels before.He had fought them.But this—This was different.Sophia wasn’t collapsing.She was changing.And that terrified him more than anything.—They reached Sparrow Mountain before dawn.The moment Carl stepped into the house, the door flew open.Ana rushed toward them.“Carl—!”She froze when she saw Sophia.“Oh my God… what happened to her?!”“No time,” Carl said quickly. “Where’s Master Aiden?”“In his room—he just woke up earlier—”Carl didn’t wait.He moved past her immediately, heading straight for Aiden’s room.—Aid
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The surge didn’t last forever.But it felt like it did.Heat flooded the room, pressing against the walls, rattling everything in its wake. Carl’s grip on Sophia never loosened, even as the pain tore through his body.Then—Slowly—The energy began to settle.The trembling stopped.The heat faded.And just like that—Silence.Heavy.Still.Carl’s breathing was rough, uneven, but he didn’t move.Didn’t dare.“…Sophia?” he called softly.No response.For a moment—Fear crept in.Then—Her fingers twitched.Carl’s eyes widened slightly.Sophia took a sharp breath—And her eyes snapped open.But not like before.Not wild.Not unstable.Just…Different.Carl leaned closer. “Sophia?”She stared at him.Confused.Lost.As if she didn’t recognize where she was.Or even… herself.“Carl…?” she whispered.Relief hit him instantly.“I’m here,” he said, his voice softer now. “You’re safe.”She blinked slowly, her gaze scanning his face like she was trying to make sense of something unfamiliar.The
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“Guess what?” Kael said casually.Seraphine paused mid-motion, a vial of liquid suspended between her fingers. She glanced at him with clear disinterest.“Do you seriously have nothing better to do today, so you came to bother me?” she said flatly.Kael smirked. “Come on. Aren’t you at least a little excited about what I’m about to tell you?”Seraphine sighed, placing the sample tube carefully back into its holder before removing her gloves with slow, deliberate movements.“What is it?” she asked. “Or are you just here to waste my time?”Kael chuckled. “Well… remember the woman?”“If you’re talking about one of your failed subjects,” Seraphine replied coldly, “you already know how that ends. They either die… or go insane.”Kael shook his head.“Not them.”A pause.“Carl’s.”Seraphine froze.Her eyes widened—then lit up, almost feverishly.“You mean…?”Kael nodded.“Yes. You’re successful.”A sharp, almost manic laugh escaped her.“I knew it!” she exclaimed. “My hypothesis was correct.
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The Carson Company tower stood tall against the skyline—glass, steel, and power.A symbol.Of everything Sophia had built.Or thought she had.Carl stepped out of the car first, his sharp gaze already scanning the surroundings. Guards were present, employees moving in and out—but something felt off.Too tense.Too uneasy.Sophia noticed it too.“They’re acting strange…” she murmured.Carl glanced at her. “Stay close.”She nodded.Together, they walked inside.The moment they stepped through the lobby—All eyes turned to them.Whispers followed.Low.Uneasy.Not the usual respectful greetings Sophia was used to.Her brows furrowed.“What’s going on…?”Before she could question it further—“Ma’am!”Jessa rushed toward them, her face pale, clearly distressed.“Jessa,” Sophia said quickly. “What happened? You sounded urgent on the phone.”Jessa glanced at Carl briefly, then leaned closer to Sophia.“There’s someone in the boardroom,” she said. “He’s been waiting for you.”Sophia frowned.
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They didn’t waste time.The moment Adrian Vale left the building, Sophia ordered a full internal investigation.Legal team.Finance.Private intelligence.Everything.Now, they were inside her office—screens lit up, documents scattered across the table, tension thick in the air.Carl stood by the window, arms crossed, watching the city below.Waiting.Listening.Sophia, meanwhile, sat in front of her laptop, scanning through reports faster than any normal person could.Her enhanced senses—Her sharpened focus—They were helping.But it didn’t make this easier.“…This doesn’t make sense,” she muttered.Carl glanced at her. “What did you find?”Sophia turned the screen toward him.“Adrian Vale,” she began. “Thirty-two. No known family background. No recorded history before five years ago.”Carl’s eyes narrowed.“A ghost,” he said.“Exactly,” Sophia replied. “But here’s the strange part.”She clicked another file.“He suddenly appeared in the Clove Region and started building companies—f
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A woman and a man were inside a luxurious hotel room.The woman, dressed in an alluring gown, sat comfortably on a large couch. The man stood near the window, wearing only jeans, a black shirt, and a dark hoodie.The room was dim, illuminated only by the city lights filtering through the glass.“Seraphine called you?” the woman asked.The man cleared his throat. “Yeah. Apparently, she wants the hybrid’s lover.”The woman arched a brow.“But why?”“She didn’t explain,” he replied. “But I heard the girl became a vessel too… a stable one.”Silence followed.Then—A slow smile spread across the woman’s lips.“So… we can use her.”The man finally turned to face her.“What are you planning, Octavia?”Octavia’s eyes gleamed in the darkness.“The same thing I always do, Draken,” she said smoothly.A pause.“I’ll take the hybrid instead.”—Back at the Carson Company—The tension in Sophia’s office had barely settled when—Bang.The door swung open.“Sophia!”Both Carl and Sophia turned.“Jasm