All Chapters of WHY ME: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

**Whispers of the Heart**A Moment of StillnessThe night was quiet, save for the rhythmic sound of waves crashing against the shore. Ayesha stood near the balcony of their temporary hideout, overlooking the moonlit ocean. The past few days had been nothing short of chaos—escaping from the Genesis Facility, discovering the horrifying truth about Kier’s plans, and confronting the sister she thought had died.But now, for the first time in what felt like forever, she had a moment of stillness.A warm breeze swept through the open doors, ruffling the thin fabric of her shirt. Despite everything, the air smelled clean here—untouched by war, by blood, by betrayal.She should be thinking about their next move. About how to stop Kier before The Final Protocol took effect.But instead…Her mind kept circling back to him.Ayesha let out a slow breath, glancing over her shoulder.Zayn.He stood a few feet away, leaning against the wooden railing, watching her in that quiet, unreadable way he al

** A Love on the Brink**Ayesha barely had time to steady her breath before Adrian rested his forehead against hers. His hands lingered on her waist, his touch warm despite the cold night air.“This doesn’t change anything,” she whispered, though her voice lacked conviction.Adrian let out a low chuckle, his fingers tracing slow circles against her back. “You keep saying that, but I don’t believe you.”She pulled away, creating space between them. Space she desperately needed. “We can’t afford distractions right now.”Adrian’s expression darkened, the light teasing in his gaze replaced by something far more serious. “Ayesha, look around you. This war isn’t waiting for us to figure things out. We either take what little we can, or we lose everything.”She clenched her jaw, unwilling to admit how much his words rang true. She had spent her entire life choosing the fight over herself. Choosing survival over emotions.And now?Now, Adrian was forcing her to see a future she wasn’t sure sh

** Whispers of the Forgotten**The cold glow of the laptop screen cast shadows across the dimly lit room. Ayesha sat on the floor, her back against the old wooden bookshelf, her eyes locked on the names in the decrypted file.Project Eclipse.The name echoed in her mind, an enigma wrapped in secrecy. It wasn’t just an operation—it was a ghost. A buried truth that someone had worked hard to erase.Adrian leaned against the table, arms crossed, watching her. Priya sat nearby, her brows furrowed in deep thought, while Reva remained glued to the screen, scrolling through lines of classified data.The silence was suffocating.Then—“There’s more,” Reva muttered.Ayesha’s head snapped up. “What do you mean?”Reva took a deep breath, tapping the screen. “Project Eclipse wasn’t just some black ops mission. It was personal.” She hesitated, then looked at Ayesha. “And I think your family was involved.”Ayesha’s stomach twisted.“My family?”Reva nodded. “Your parents, Ayesha. Your real parents.

** A Line in the Sand**The city pulsed beneath them, neon lights flickering in the distance as Ayesha stood by the window, her thoughts tangled in the storm of everything they had uncovered.The flash drive sat on the small table beside her, a tiny object holding the weight of countless lives, countless secrets.It was the key to everything.And the reason Kier Malik would never stop hunting them.Ayesha’s fingers tightened into fists.They had to move.Before he did.The Strategy MeetingIn the dimly lit safehouse, Priya’s laptop glowed as she scrolled through the decrypted files.“The network runs deeper than we thought,” she said, rubbing her temples. “Kier has connections everywhere—Interpol, MI6, even the CIA.”Adrian leaned over the table, his eyes sharp. “If we release this, it won’t just bring him down. It’ll start a war.”Ayesha exhaled slowly. “Maybe that’s what we need.”Chapter 147 – A Line in the Sand (Extended)The city pulsed beneath them, neon lights flickering in the

** No Room for Mistakes**Smoke curled through the ruined compound, thick and acrid. The air was charged, electric with the weight of impending disaster.Kier Malik stood before them, his finger hovering over the detonator, his smirk never wavering.Ayesha’s pulse pounded. Every instinct in her body screamed at her to act—now.Adrian shifted beside her, his body tense, ready to strike. Reva gripped her knife tighter, her sharp gaze flicking between Kier and the looming destruction. Priya’s voice crackled through the earpiece, urgent."You don’t have time! Whatever you’re going to do—do it now!"Kier tilted his head, as if amused. “I wonder, Ayesha—do you really think you can win?”Her jaw tightened. “I don’t need to win, Kier. I just need to make sure you lose.”Then—She moved.The Split-Second DecisionAyesha lunged forward, her gun firing.Kier jerked back, dodging the shot, but it bought them the second they needed.Adrian moved like lightning, grabbing Ayesha’s wrist and pulling