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Chapter 51: The Wrath of the War God · Nov 05, 2026

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51 Chapter 51: The Wrath of the War God 2026-11-05
52 Chapter 52: The Reunion 2026-11-05
53 Chapter 53: Into Her Domain 2026-11-05
54 Chapter 54: Into Her Domain 2 2026-11-05
55 Chapter 55: Memoir: The Man She Saved 2026-11-05
56 Chapter 56: Into The Bandit’s Den 2026-11-05
57 Chapter 57: The Storyteller 2026-11-05
58 Chapter 58: A Night With The Devil 2026-11-05
59 Chapter 59: A Night With The Devil 2 2026-11-05
60 Chapter 60: The Escape 2026-11-05
61 Chapter 61: The Aftermath 2026-11-05
62 Chapter 62: The Variable 2026-11-05
63 Chapter 63: The Variable 2 2026-11-05
64 Chapter 64: The Culprit 2026-11-05
65 Chapter 65: The Name They Carry 2026-11-05
66 Chapter 66: Fragments Of The Past 2026-11-05
67 Chapter 67: Fragments of the Past 2 2026-11-05
68 Chapter 68: Rescued 2026-11-05
69 Chapter 69: Rescued 2 2026-11-05
70 Chapter 70: Rescued 3 2026-11-05
71 Chapter 71: The Fall Of A Stronghold 2026-11-05
72 Chapter 72: The Quiet After The Storm 2026-11-05
73 Chapter 73: The Phantom 2026-11-05
74 Chapter 74: The Invisible Hand 2026-11-05
75 Chapter 75: Sleeping Together 2026-11-05
76 Chapter 76: Who Is The Man? 2026-11-05
77 Chapter 77: The Intern 2026-11-05
78 Chapter 78: She Was Reborn! 2026-11-05
79 Chapter 79: Reborn With Secrets 2026-11-05
80 Chapter 80: The Return Of The First Love 2026-11-05
81 Chapter 81: The Return Of The First Love 2 2026-11-05
82 Chapter 82: The Return of The First Love 3 2026-11-05
83 Chapter 83: Confrontation 2026-11-05
84 Chapter 84: Confrontation 2 2026-11-05
85 Chapter 85: Wind Mills In Her Mind 2026-11-05
86 Chapter 86: What Game Is He Playing? 2026-11-05
87 Chapter 87: Celebration at the General’s Mansion 2026-11-05
88 Chapter 88: The Declaration of War 2026-11-05
89 Chapter 89: The Man Without A Name 2026-11-05
90 Chapter 90: The Bloodline Legacy 2026-11-05
91 Chapter 91: What Happened Back Then 2026-11-05
92 Chapter 92: What Happened Back Then - Flash Back 2026-11-05
93 Chapter 93: What Happened Back Then - Flashback 2 2026-11-05
94 Chapter 94: What Happened Back Then - Flashback 3 2026-11-05
95 Chapter 95: The Sword Dance 2026-11-05
96 Chapter 96: The Sword Dance 2 2026-11-05
97 Chapter 97: The Possessive Boss 2026-11-05
98 Chapter 98: Layla Asserts Her Claims 2026-11-05
99 Chapter 99: Layla’s Miscalculation 2026-11-05
100 Chapter 100: Tension In The Air 2026-11-05

Ares had been locked in a closed-door meeting for one hour.

Exactly sixty minutes.

The same hour Shay disappeared.

The timing was too precise to be a coincidence. Too clean. Too deliberate.

It felt engineered.

As if an unseen hand had moved the pieces across a chessboard... or worse, like some master gamer had selected Shay and Ares as characters and was now playing with their lives for sport.

In that one hour, a lot had happened.

By the time Ares got the call, the trail was already dead.

No Shay. No Lara. No witnesses.

”I want Xander at the penthouse. Now.”

His voice was low, controlled — the kind of calm that frightened people more than shouting.

His eyes slid to Jack, cold and cutting.

”And you ... you said there were no blind spots.”

Jack stiffened. That was the report he got.

Besides, the initial footages he reviewed showed Shay or someone who looked like her, treasure hunting with the rest of her classmates.

”Bring me all her guards. And her nanny. All of them. Now.”

Ares didn’t panic.

He never panicked.

Even with his chest tightening at the thought of Shay in danger, his mind worked like a machine — calculating, eliminating, mapping outcomes.

Fear could wait.

Logic came first.

Who would dare kidnap his daughter?

Who had the resources? Who had the motive?

The answer surfaced almost instantly.

The Orion acquisition. A billion-dollar deal. A startup company that boomed overnight focusing on AI and defense contracts. A corporate warfare dressed as business.

That must be it.

Or it could be a business rival. He had plenty of enemies, plenty of people who could be ruthless enough to do such a lowly tactic.

Footsteps echoed down the hallway.

The head guard and Sarah were dragged in followed by the five other guards.

Six men were too many to guard a little girl, and yet she disappeared right under their noses.

Sarah was already crying. Her pathetic, broken sobs irritated Ares even more.

”Speak.”

Just one word, and one icy glare.

The head guard felt like he’d just been marched to a guillotine.

Sarah’s knees buckled. She collapsed to the floor. Her crying ceased.

The guard reported first, voice shaking but steady enough.

The timeline. The positions. How they were deceived by a girl who looked like Shay. There were no gaps.

Then Sarah.

She cried again, and it only got louder.

Ares didn’t even raise his voice.

”If you don’t stop crying, I’ll have your tongue cut out.”

The silence was instant.

She swallowed hard and tried to explain, twisting her story.

”I thought that the girl was Shay. Like him, I was deceived,” she said, glancing at the man who stood beside her, head lowered.

”You’ve been with Shay longer. How can you not know it wasn’t her?”

Ares’s voice was like the North Pole’s temperature in deep winter.

”Larissa was just with her a month, and yet the moment she came back, she knew right away, it wasn’t her.”

Sarah trembled.

”She told you to contact me,” Ares stepped closer. ”Why didn’t you?”

”I—I did, Sir Ares. Your phone was off.”

”You could’ve called Jack.”

”It was a mistake, Sir. It won’t happen again.”

Ares stared at her. Long, hard and unblinking.

Like a judge already deciding the verdict.

Sarah’s breathing quickened.

Then she blurted, desperate—

”Sir— Larissa is missing too. Maybe she’s involved, in cahoots with them. Maybe she ran with them. How else could she just disappear?”

Ares, who already looked away, turned sharply.

His gaze hit her like a metal claw wrapping around her throat.

She couldn’t breathe.

He said nothing, just pressed a button on the remote.

The glass wall behind her flickered to life.

Security footage of the park and the teepee entrance appeared.

Children laughing. Running out one by one.

Then, the little girl with curly hair who looked like Shay came out. She has Shay’s backpack.

But a closer look would reveal it wasn’t her.

Someone who knew her enough could tell, but she was seen talking happily with that man.

Could he be working with the kidnappers?

Sarah’s face drained of color.

Then Sandro’s face appeared on the frame. The orphan boy. He looked nervous as he was looking for someone before his gaze landed straight on Sarah.

He hesitated, then he turned and entered the teepee, never coming out.

Instead, two men dressed as maintenance workers emerged minutes later.

Each carrying a rolled carpet that looked too heavy, too suspicious.

Sarah’s hands started trembling.

Then another clip.

Larissa was on a motorcycle, chasing a truck like a madwoman.

Road cameras picked up the pursuit — one after another — Xander stitching the footage together.

The final frame played. A head peeked from the passenger side of a black sedan.

Then Larissa slumped sideways as the tranquilizer hit.

The motorcycle skidded across the asphalt. Then the screen went black.

”Boss, someone shot the camera in that section.” A man wearing a half mask that covered his upper face entered from the door.

It was Xander.

The room went silent.

Dead silent.

Sarah realized then— Ares hadn’t needed her story.

He already knew everything. And that terrified her far more than his anger.

”Lock everyone down.”

A pause, cold and absolute.

”Until Shay is back...”

His voice dropped low. Final.

Deadly.

His eyes hardened into something inhuman. Something built for war.

Guards grabbed Sarah and the others, escorting them out like prisoners.

Like liabilities.

”Did you bring the girl and her parents?” Ares asked without looking up.

Jack hesitated.

”Boss... the kid panicked when our men showed up. Passed out. Parents made a scene. Hospital staff threatened police involvement. We had to back off.”

Ares didn’t blink.

But the air around him changed.

Colder.

”How about the man who approached Sarah?”

”Dead. Hit-and-run outside Wonderland. Clean job. Too clean.”

Ares’ fists clenched.

His enemies weren’t reacting. They were predicting.

Every step. Every move.

”Boss,” Xander said, pulling off his mask, placing two shattered phones on the table. ”Found something interesting.”

He tapped one.

”Larissa’s. This one’s high-end. But this—”

He lifted the second phone, simple looking.

”This is what she used to hack Wonderland’s security. That’s how she tracked the delivery truck.”

For the first time, Ares’ eyes flickered.

Curiosity. Dangerous curiosity.

Larissa...

Who the hell are you?

Jack swallowed. ”About that truck... it just crashed. Exploded. No survivors. Our guys are heading to the scene—”

”Don’t waste manpower,” Ares cut in. Too fast. Too certain.

”Show me the surveillance around where Larissa was hit. Pull satellite feeds.”

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