All Chapters of Four Heirs Claimed On My Babies: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Into the Lion’s DenThe industrial district loomed ahead, a maze of warehouses, shipping containers, and narrow alleyways. The air smelled of oil and smoke, the oppressive silence broken only by the occasional hum of machinery. As the team approached Rinaldi’s supposed stronghold, the tension in the vehicle was palpable. “Last chance to back out,” Luca joked, though his knuckles were white as he gripped the steering wheel. “No turning back now,” Elena said, her eyes scanning the darkened skyline. “If Rinaldi’s here, this is our best shot at unraveling the rest of the network.” Aleksandr checked his weapon. “If he’s not here, we’ll leave enough destruction behind that they’ll think twice about regrouping.” Dante smirked grimly. “My kind of plan.” The vehicle rolled to a stop a block away from the coordinates Luca had traced. The team disembarked silently, moving in formation toward the warehouse identified as Rinaldi’s location. “Thermal scans show multiple heat signatures

The Gathering StormThe safe house hummed with tense energy as the team prepared to vanish. Maps, weapons, and laptops cluttered the central table while Luca’s fingers danced across his keyboard, attempting to erase their digital footprints. “Phones off, no networks, no trackers,” he said, his voice urgent. “If Erebus is half as good as Rinaldi claims, they’ll find us if we slip up.” Elena leaned over the map, tracing routes with her finger. “We need to split up. They’ll expect us to stick together. Aleksandr, take Dante and secure transport. Luca, you stay on comms with me. Rinaldi stays in the basement until we figure out what’s next.” “And what’s next?” Dante asked, slinging a rifle over his shoulder. “We keep running?” “No,” Elena replied firmly. “We hit them back. Hard.” Rinaldi, seated with his arms still bound, chuckled from the corner. “You’re ambitious, I’ll give you that. But hitting Erebus is like punching a shadow. They don’t fight fair.” “We’ve made it this fa

Threads of TruthThe helicopter cut through the night sky, its hum steady against the chaos Elena and her team had left behind. Vargas sat across from her, his gaze fixed on the laptop clutched tightly in Luca’s hands. “We’ve sacrificed too much for half-measures, Vargas,” Elena said, breaking the silence. “What’s your angle this time?” Vargas leaned back, his expression unreadable. “Same as always: the big picture. That laptop might hold the key to shutting down Erebus for good, but if you want to run solo ops and play vigilante, don’t expect me to clean up your messes.” “We don’t need a cleanup,” Aleksandr interjected from the corner. “We need backup. And less red tape slowing us down.” Vargas’s lips curved into a thin smile. “Backup costs trust, Aleksandr. Trust you haven’t earned.” “Enough,” Elena snapped. “Luca, what’s on that laptop? Start decrypting the rest of the files.” “I’m on it,” Luca said, already typing furiously. “The main data cache is still encoded, but I

The Hunt BeginsThe cold Brussels air bit at Elena’s face as the team regrouped in a dimly lit alley three blocks from the burning summit building. Emergency sirens wailed in the distance, and the glow of the fire reflected off the wet cobblestones. “We lost him,” Aleksandr said bitterly, his hand gripping his rifle tightly. “For now,” Elena said, her tone resolute. “But he’s running. And that makes him vulnerable.” Vargas stood at the edge of the group, his expression grim. “Hawthorne’s move wasn’t just an escape. Those explosions were planned. He’s tying up loose ends.” “He’s a ghost now,” Dante said, pacing furiously. “And a very dangerous one.” Luca’s fingers flew over his laptop as he worked to piece together what little data they had. “He’s not a ghost yet. I managed to trace part of the signal he used to detonate those explosives. He routed it through multiple servers, but there’s a pattern—he’s headed east.” “Elaborate,” Elena said, leaning over his shoulder. “Vi

Breaking PointThe air in the safe house was thick with tension as Elena leaned over the map sprawled across the table. The team’s recent discovery of the drones painted a clearer picture of Hawthorne’s operation, but it also raised the stakes. Each city marked on the map represented not just a location but a potential powder keg waiting to ignite. “We have two choices,” Elena began, her voice steady but firm. “We go to Prague and intercept the next shipment, or we take a risk and trace this data back to Hawthorne himself.” Aleksandr, seated in a worn-out chair by the window, tapped his fingers on the armrest. “Tracing him could work, but it’s a gamble. If we miss, we lose the chance to stop those drones from being deployed.” Luca chimed in, his laptop open as lines of code scrolled across the screen. “The encryption we broke gave us partial intel. I can refine it, but it’s going to take time.” “We don’t have time,” Dante snapped. “Prague is the next domino. If we let it fall,