All Chapters of WHY ME: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

**The Final Move**Berlin was alive with chaos. The financial collapse that Davos had triggered was spreading faster than even Ayesha had feared. Stock markets had halted trading. Banks were on the verge of failure. Entire governments were scrambling to stop the bleeding.And in the middle of it all, Ayesha and her team were preparing for their most dangerous mission yet.Davos thought he had won.He was wrong.The PlanInside a dimly lit safe house on the outskirts of the city, Priya worked furiously at her laptop, trying to stay ahead of Davos’ next move.“Okay,” she said, exhaling sharply. “I’ve managed to trace his command center. He’s in an underground bunker beneath the Berlin Financial District.”Leena smirked. “How cliché.”Arman studied the blueprints Priya had pulled up. “Security will be insane. There’s no way we walk in undetected.”Ayesha nodded. “We don’t need to walk in. We just need to make him think we already have.”Adrian leaned back, crossing his arms. “A psycholog

** Ghosts in Istanbul**The SUV rolled into Istanbul under the cover of darkness, weaving through the city's labyrinth of narrow streets and bustling night markets. The air smelled of spice, sea breeze, and something else—uncertainty.Ayesha sat in the front seat, her body tense as she scanned their surroundings. Istanbul was a place where secrets were currency, and right now, they were the most valuable targets on the planet.Leena exhaled from the back seat. “So where’s your mysterious ‘guy’?”Adrian checked his burner phone. “He moves locations often. No paper trails. No digital footprints. Only face-to-face meetings.”Ravi, gripping the wheel, glanced at Adrian. “Sounds paranoid.”Adrian smirked. “That’s why he’s still alive.”The ContactThey arrived at a quiet dockside café just outside the Grand Bazaar. The place was nearly empty, save for a few locals drinking tea under dim yellow lights.Adrian led the way, his usual smirk replaced by caution.At a table in the back, a man sa

**The Locked Room**The windows were sealed. The doors were locked. The elevator was dead.Ayesha’s heartbeat pounded in her ears as she scanned the penthouse. Davos had trapped them, and Monroe was just sitting there, watching them like it was a game.Adrian exhaled sharply. “Well. This is cozy.”Leena tilted her head. “How much time do we have before his men get here?”Priya’s voice crackled through the earpiece. “Not long. Security teams are already moving toward the penthouse.”Ayesha turned to Monroe. “Open the doors. Now.”Monroe smirked. “I don’t think so.”Ayesha grabbed the gun tucked in her waistband and aimed it directly at his head.Monroe’s smile didn’t fade.“You won’t shoot me,” he said smoothly. “I’m the only person who can tell you where Davos is.”Ayesha didn’t blink. “I’ll take my chances.”The Race Against TimePriya’s voice was urgent. “I can hack the lockdown system, but it’ll take at least five minutes.”Ayesha glanced at the security cameras embedded in the cei

** The Final War Begins**The sea stretched endlessly before them, dark and unforgiving. The faint glow of city lights from Istanbul was now a distant memory.Ayesha stood at the edge of the fishing boat, gripping the cold railing. The wind whipped through her hair, but her mind was elsewhere—on the war they were about to start.Behind her, the team huddled around Priya, who was working furiously on her laptop. They had disappeared, for now. But they all knew it was temporary.Davos wasn’t the type to let them run.And Ayesha? She wasn’t running anymore.The Plan to Strike FirstLeena exhaled, stretching out her arms. “Alright. We have Davos’ allies. What’s the move?”Priya pulled up a digital map, highlighting three key locations.“These are his last remaining power hubs.”A fortified banking facility in Zurich—where Davos' remaining financial assets were stored.A private compound in Morocco—his fallback hideout, filled with mercenaries.A covert research facility in Hong Kong—where

**Infiltrating the Leviathan Fortress**The ocean stretched endlessly before them, dark waves crashing against the sides of the stealth boat as Ayesha’s team approached Davos’ island fortress.The air inside the cabin was tense. This was it. The final mission.Adrian sat beside her, checking his weapons. “You ready for this?”Ayesha’s eyes were hard. “More than ever.”Leena leaned against the railing, smirking. “Let’s ruin his day.”Priya’s voice crackled through their earpieces. “We have five minutes before his security scans pick us up. We need to move fast.”Ayesha turned to Ravi, who was steering the boat. “Take us in.”The island loomed ahead, heavily guarded and fortified.But they weren’t going through the front door.They were coming in from below.The Underwater ApproachDavos had built an impenetrable fortress. But no system was perfect.Priya had discovered a hidden underwater tunnel—an old service route meant for maintenance crews.It would be dangerous. But it was their b