Olivia's eyes widened and almost popped out of their sockets as she watched fancy cars drive up to them. A blank Bentley stopped close to Jayden and a beautiful golden-haired woman stepped out of it.
Olivia could not see what was going on as other strong-looking men came down from their car looking propped for battle. Nova walked up to Jayden and bowed her head slightly. "These are the documents, sir. Everything has been prepared." "Let me have a look." Jayden stepped closer to her, and they stood side by side, flipping through some pages. Elsie could not help but to stare at them, a hint of jealousy stirring up inside of her. Nova was a very beautiful young woman, with eyes like a brand-new day and a stature like she was heavenly made. Beautifully endowed with features that could make any man want to cheat on his wife or girlfriend. Her looks made other women feel insecure and, even though Elsie was just as beautiful, she felt insecure as well. Not that she thought of herself as Jayden's wife, but she did not fancy seeing him with another woman. She sincerely cared about him. She subconsciously pulled at the hem of her very short skirt and scratched her neck, feeling awkward. She did not stare at Jayden though, her eyes were on Nova. Jealousy did not look good on her. But then her eyes fell on Jayden, her knight in shining armour. If he hadn't popped out of the blue to save her, then she would have had to succumb to Justin Wick's wishes. His nasty wishes. But her secret-- Jayden's eyes raised from the papers and met with Elsie's. She immediately looked away from him, clearing her throat silently while still pulling down on her skirt. He could not help but to think that she must be feeling uncomfortable in such small and transparent clothes. He would have given her his jacket even though it was his symbol of authority in front of his inferiors, but his sister was also there. How would she feel if he gave the jacket to another woman? So he decided to keep it on and, instead of thinking of whom to give his jacket to, finish what was keeping him waiting there. He nodded his head in confirmation of what Nova had said to him. "I trust you and your capabilities. I know there will be no mistakes." Nova smiled softly, her dimples that were not noticeable before - crinkled in, making her more beautiful than she was. Thank you sir. All we have to do is to get her signature on the paper. Would you like me to do it? She might want to play dirty with you." It was Jayden's turn to smile. "I doubt that. "Don't worry, I'll handle it myself." He turned to face his sister and Elsie. "Both of you should wait in the car with her," he pointed at Nova. Her name is Nova and she is my subordinate. She will take care of you. Don't worry." Nova turned towards the young women she had been placed in charge of and greeted them with a very slight smile. "My name is Nova Benoit and I will take care of you. Please sit in the car." She pointed at the Bentley she had stepped down from. Elsie smiled softly in response. Her inferiority complex had grown bigger. How could someone dressed in a military uniform be more attractive than she who had on a nettop and very short skirt? At least that was how she felt. She followed the given orders without question. Jayden finally walked up to his soon-to-be ex-wife. He could not believe the things she had done to him. He hated how he still loved her. The love was slowly transforming into anger, but it was still there. It would take a lot for it to grow into hatred. It wasn't there yet. Just plain anger. He managed to keep his emotions concealed behind his unreadable eyes, a smile played on his reddish lips. "Here are the divorce papers, sign them, and we are done." Olivia's gentle blue orbs stared at him in awe. She batted her long lashes, jaw hanging open in confusion. Only after a slight tap from Kelvin did she respond: "What is? Who are all these people? Military men and women, did they respond to your call?" Her thin brow arched upwards. "That's for me to know. "Just sign the damn papers, and we are over." Jayden responded, trying to keep his calm. "Is that supposed to be a threat?" Kelvin gloated. This is what we have always wanted, to get rid of the only obstacle in our path! "You are such a terrible loser, Jayden, and a pathetic one too!" he spat out. His lips took the shape of a crooked smile. "Sign the papers, my love," he said to Olivia. Olivia was surprised that she was actually feeling hesitant to sign the papers. Why was she feeling hesitant to sign the divorce she had always wanted? There was something inside of her, it wasn't love for sure, it was jealousy. He was doing all of this just to be with her wretched cousin, even though her cousin worked at a club and did dirty things with men. How could he love a woman he did not even know so much? Yet he did not even pretend like he was hurt, that his own wife had used him for a devious plan and was cheating on him. Instead, he had prepared the divorce papers himself and brought them to her to sign. Her pride was hurt, her feelings were insulted. She stared into his eyes, which looked like their color had shifted, hoping to see a hint of what she could guess to be pain, what she could translate to be agony, yet she saw nothing. It surprised her and angered her. Nothing at all as he stood there waiting for her to sign the papers.Latest Chapter
The End
Jayden’s heartbeat.Her eyes burned.She’d watched him vanish in that blinding light, felt his hand slip away as the chamber imploded. For weeks, search teams combed the underground network — found nothing but collapsed tunnels and residual electromagnetic traces. The official report said he’d died saving the city.But she knew better.Jayden Knox didn’t die easily. And lately, she’d begun to hear him again.It started as whispers — faint transmissions buried in background frequencies, ghost signals repeating the same word: Nova.At first, she thought she was losing her mind. Then she started tracing them. Each signal led deeper underground, below the power grid, to a network that shouldn’t exist anymore.And now, standing before the ruins, she felt it again.A vibration under her palm. A heartbeat in the metal.Her comm clicked softly. “Benoit. Are you still at the site?” It was Commander Elise Tan from Central Command, her voice sharp but tired.Nova pressed her earpiece. “Affirmat
Step Back
Jayden steadied himself against the wall, his breath harsh and uneven. “It’s not just a seal,” he said under his breath. “It’s a conduit.”Nova looked around, scanning the shifting glow along the walls. “Then what the hell is it channeling?”He turned to her, eyes burning faintly red under the flicker of light. “Me.”The words hung there like a blade between them.The air thickened. The metallic scent of ozone filled the space. And for a moment, Nova saw it — the faint outline of circuitry weaving across his veins, glowing under his skin like a second pulse.“Jayden…” she whispered, stepping closer. “It’s reacting to you.”He tried to speak, but the vibration spiked, cutting through him like static. He doubled over, hands gripping his skull as flashes tore through his mind — glimpses of Damien, of towers burning, of data bleeding through human eyes.Voices whispered in code. “The blood remembers…”“The heir awakens…”Nova grabbed him by the shoulders, shaking him. “Jayden! Stay with m
Nova crouched
The rain had stopped by dawn, but the city was still bleeding.Jayden stood at the edge of the canal, watching the crimson water twist between the rusted iron pillars. The river ran quiet, too quiet. For a city like this, silence never meant peace—it meant something had gone wrong deep inside its veins. Nova crouched a few feet away, fingertips tracing a strange pattern carved into the stone. It shimmered faintly in the half-light, pulsing in rhythm with her heartbeat. “This symbol,” she said softly. “It’s old… but not dead. Someone’s been keeping it alive.”Jayden’s eyes followed the mark. The same spiral of wings from the metallic disc. “It’s connected,” he murmured. “Every one of them leads somewhere.”Nova looked up. “Beneath?”He nodded. “Always beneath.”For weeks, the signs had been leading them lower—through tunnels, forgotten train stations, and abandoned catacombs that predated even the earliest maps. The city above was alive with noise and neon, but down here… it was just
Warning Came Already
The rain came without warning. It swept across the old city like a curse reborn—cold, merciless, and unrelenting. Night seemed thicker in that part of town, the kind of darkness that swallowed even the sound of footsteps.Jayden stood in the alley’s mouth, drenched to the bone, one hand gripping the pendant around his neck—the same silver crest once belonging to his father. The other hand trembled slightly, not from the cold, but from what he’d seen.Blood. Too much of it.And it wasn’t human.Nova’s voice came low from behind him. “It’s happening again, isn’t it?”Jayden turned his head slightly. Her eyes glowed faintly under the flickering streetlight, a sign of what she carried inside her now. The bond between them had been sealed in fire months ago, in the ruins of the last war. But whatever had awakened in her blood that night… it wasn’t resting anymore.He didn’t answer. His gaze stayed on the dark trail that led into the underground path, a trail that shimmered faintly red be
North Faroff
The world looked dead this far north.The transport shuttle cut across a sky bruised with ash and ice, its engines humming like a restless ghost. Through the frost-layered windows, endless white stretched in every direction — a frozen sea of silence broken only by jagged mountain ridges and the ruins of satellite spires half-buried in snow.Jayden Knox sat near the cockpit, eyes fixed on the readout flickering across the screen. “Approaching grid seven,” the pilot called over the static. “We’ll hit the perimeter in five.”Jayden didn’t respond. His attention was locked on the coordinates projected on the holo-map — the same ones that had pulsed from the broken city weeks ago.At his side, Nova Benoit checked her rifle’s chamber, every motion precise and methodical. Her breath fogged the visor glass.“You know,” she said, “normal people would’ve ignored a signal from the Arctic and gone back to pretending they won.”Jayden’s tone stayed flat. “We’re not normal people.”“Right,” she mu
The Quiet Horizon
Months had passed since the skies above Rose City burned red.The world had changed, but not in the way anyone hoped.The towers still stood, though most were hollow. The digital grids that once pulsed with the Ghost’s dominion now flickered intermittently — fragments of a broken god scattered through silent circuits.On the surface, peace had returned. But to Jayden Knox, peace felt like the pause between breaths — a waiting, not a healing.He stood on the western balcony of the reconstructed command spire, watching the horizon shift in slow colorless dawn. The city below moved in half-life: drones patrolling, scavengers rebuilding, children learning to play again in streets that once screamed. Nova Benoit joined him quietly, her footsteps soundless on the steel. She carried a data-slate tucked beneath her arm, the edges glinting with pale blue.“You’re awake early,” she said.“Couldn’t sleep,” Jayden replied without looking at her. “The silence’s too loud.”Nova leaned against the
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