All Chapters of WHY ME: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

** The Enemy in the Shadows**The name Miran Davos hung in the air like a storm cloud.Leena had spent years manipulating the system, believing she was at the top.But now, Ayesha knew the truth.She had never been fighting Leena.She had been fighting the man behind her.And now, he was coming for both of them.A Team on EdgeThe SUV pulled into a safe house on the outskirts of Geneva—an old warehouse repurposed for emergencies.As soon as they stepped inside, Priya snapped.“This is insane,” she spat, rounding on Ayesha. “First, you let her go. Now, we’re working with her? What next? A group hug?”Leena smirked. “I’ll pass on the hug.”Priya ignored her. “This is a mistake, Ayesha.”Ayesha knew Priya was right.But she also knew they had no choice.“If we don’t deal with Davos first, we won’t have to worry about Leena,” Ayesha said. “Because we’ll all be dead.”Silence.Then, reluctantly, Priya backed down.For now.Who Is Miran Davos?Arman pulled up a classified file on his laptop

**The Road Ahead**The sun had fully risen over Monaco, painting the city in golden light.For the first time in years, Ayesha Shah wasn’t running.She wasn’t fighting.She was free.But freedom came with a question she had never asked herself before.What now?The Aftermath of a War Won in SilenceInside the safe house, the team gathered around the table, their expressions mixed—relief, exhaustion, and something else.Uncertainty.“We did it,” Priya said, breaking the silence. “Davos is gone. His empire is crumbling. Governments are turning on his remaining allies.”Arman leaned back. “Which means someone else will try to take his place.”Ayesha nodded. “That’s how power works.”Ravi sighed. “So what do we do? Walk away?”For years, Ayesha had been fighting from the outside.Dismantling corruption.Exposing hidden networks.But now?Now, she had the knowledge, the experience, and the power to create something different.Something that wouldn’t just destroy—but rebuild.A Proposition

** The Chase Begins**Ayesha and Leena moved swiftly through the grand hallway, their heels clicking against the polished marble floor. The scent of expensive cologne and aged whiskey still lingered in the air from the party, but there was no time to focus on that now.Priya’s voice crackled through Ayesha’s earpiece. “You have two minutes before they cut off the exits.”Ayesha exhaled sharply. “Understood. Where’s Ravi?”“Waiting by the service entrance. Hurry.”Leena kept pace beside her, her expression calm but her grip on Ayesha’s wrist tight. “Tell me we have a backup plan,” she whispered.Ayesha smirked despite the tension. “We always have a backup plan.”The Unexpected RoadblockAs they neared the service entrance, Ayesha spotted Ravi standing by a sleek black car, the engine already running.They were going to make it.But just as they stepped outside—A black SUV screeched to a stop, blocking their exit.Leena cursed under her breath. “Tell me that’s not Davos’ people.”The b

**The Final Seconds**The server room pulsed with red warning lights, alarms blaring in the background.Ayesha kept her eyes locked on the screen. Time was running out.TRANSFER IN PROGRESS – 60%Adrian’s fingers flew over the keyboard, beads of sweat forming at his temple. “Almost there.”Priya’s voice crackled in their earpieces. “You have fifteen seconds before they breach the doors.”Ravi turned to Ayesha. “We need to move. Now.”Ayesha clenched her jaw. They couldn’t leave yet.If Adrian didn’t finish the transfer, they wouldn’t just fail—Davos would erase everything.And they’d be running blind.The Breach BeginsThe sound of boots echoed in the hallway.Leena peeked through the door. “They’re here.”Arman checked his watch. “No more time. We either go, or we fight.”Ayesha turned to Adrian. “How long?”Adrian exhaled. “Fifteen more seconds.”Ravi swore. “We don’t have fifteen.”Ayesha made a choice.She turned to Leena. “Cover us.”Leena blinked. “You mean—”Ayesha grabbed a sm

**The Firestarter**The world had been thrust into chaos. The first signs of the financial collapse were subtle—small ripples in stock markets, a few percentage drops here and there. But then, like a tsunami gaining momentum, the tremors became earthquakes.Ayesha sat in the middle of the safe house, her fingers trembling slightly as she read the news reports flashing on her screen. Panic was beginning to take hold of the global financial systems, and Davos had orchestrated it all.“Phase Two is in full motion,” Priya muttered, her eyes glued to her own laptop. “We’re witnessing the first stages of what could be a total economic breakdown. It’s spreading faster than we expected.”Ayesha’s jaw clenched. They had only just discovered the extent of Davos’ plans, and now it was too late. The ripples were no longer just ripples. The world was teetering on the edge of something far darker.“This is what he’s been setting up all along,” Arman said, his tone colder than Ayesha had ever heard