All Chapters of HER REVENGE AFTER DIVORCE: Chapter 191 - Chapter 200

CHAPTER 191 SARAH'S POINT OF VIEW The chamber's air grew thick and heavy as though the walls concealed forbidden secrets intended to remain hidden forever. The rapid pounding of my heartbeat overpowered the subdued mechanical noise of the bypassed security system.Logan breathed out softly, "We've made it," while his voice remained barely audible. He removed the sweat from his forehead and looked at me to see what we should do next.I swallowed hard, eyes scanning the room. Metal shelves extended from the floor to the ceiling and featured file boxes along with encrypted drives and piles of aging documents. We had found the central hub where the secret society ran its clandestine operations. The master plans stored here would provide us with everything necessary to dismantle their organization."We split up," I declared with a steady voice despite my heart pounding as though it might shatter my chest. "Logan, check the drives. Mira, search the cabinets. I'll handle the files." No on

CHAPTER 193 JORDAN'S POINT OF VIEW The air during the night appeared dense and exerted pressure on my chest with each inhalation. My heartbeat pounded in my ears while I hid behind a decaying dumpster and gazed into the stretching darkness of the alleyway. Footsteps resonated from afar through the tight corridor and approached our position while remaining too slow to reveal our precise whereabouts.Sarah whispered to me, "They’re getting closer," speaking so softly I could barely hear her.A hard swallow escaped me as I tightened my grip on the flash drive within my palm. The small device grew warm under my skin heat while containing all our mission details.Caleb whispered while tapping his tablet screen. "The cloud server is almost ready." His fingers trembled against the glass screen. "Another minute... maybe two." We didn’t have two minutes.I knew they spotted us. "They’re circling us like vultures." Sarah's sharp eyes flicked towards me. "Then we need to move faster." The s

CHAPTER 195 SARAH'S POINT OF VIEW The frigid night air enveloped us with its icy grasp while each breath grew more difficult. I crouched behind the broken wall where my heart pounded in my chest while I tried to breathe steadily. The approaching footsteps grew louder as they moved toward us."We need to move now." My voice was barely above a whisper. Logan surveyed the narrow opening ahead, which stood as our sole exit. His jaw tightened. "It's too risky. They'll see us." With a hard swallow, I looked at the evidence drive inside my jacket pocket. Our lives risked for this one thing would be meaningless if they obtained it."We don't have a choice. If we stay, we're dead. Maybe running gives us a chance to survive.Logan's lips pressed into a thin line. He knew I was right. A rustle behind us made me flinch. My heart shot into my throat."Go! Now!" I hissed.We darted through the gap. The alley before us stretched into the distance with shadows lining its sides that seemed too in

CHAPTER 197 SARAH MOON'S POINT OF VIEW The windows cracked under the weight of the rain while the darkness devoured the entire city. I watched as my breath created fog on the glass while my heart beat fiercely against my chest. Every second felt stretched and heavy. The final remaining fragment of truth burned in my hand through the flash drive.The journalist's voice shattered the silence with a low and shaky announcement: "They're coming..."My gaze fell upon him as his eyes bulged with fear and his hands clumsily fumbled through the backup copies inside his old leather satchel. He wasn't built for this. Neither was I. But there was no turning back now.The flash drive felt like fire as my fingers gripped it more firmly."Stay close. No sudden moves."He nodded, swallowing hard.Footsteps echoed from the stairwell below. Slow. Calculated.I forced myself to breathe. My mind raced. We needed an exit—a plan—something."How many?" I whispered."Three... maybe four. Armed." A lump lo

CHAPTER 199 SARAH MOON'S POINT OF VIEW The meeting location existed in a dilapidated motel situated on the city's outer edge. The neon sign emitted a weak light that spread chilling red hues over the broken pavement. The pounding of my heart filled my chest with each louder beat that followed.I stepped inside, scanning the narrow hallway. Room 14. Third door on the right. I knotted my fingers around my bag's strap before knocking twice, which produced a hollow sound against the flaking wood.The door swung open slightly and disclosed a shadowy figure within. The shadowed figure shifted his gaze back toward me and then moved aside so I could enter."Close it. Lock it."I did. The stale air felt thick because of lingering cigarette smoke and pervasive paranoia inside the room. The man walked back and forth near the window while checking through the blinds periodically. The years had etched deep lines of fear across his face. His clothes hung loose on his frame. "You’re late."I resp