Semua Bab His Son, Her Secret: Bab 91 - Bab 100

As the night wore on, the cold wind from the Alps blew gently through the slightly open window. The lights were dim, creating a warm atmosphere in the spacious wooden room.I leaned against the headboard, watching Pascha, who sat on the edge of the bed, holding Max, who was already half asleep. His body rested comfortably on his Daddy chest, his head resting on Pascha's shoulder, but his lips still moved as if his mind wasn't ready to rest."So, if Bumblebee could turn into a T-Rex, it would be cool..." Max mumbled, his voice starting to slow down, his eyes getting heavy, but he still forced himself to speak. "Just imagine, Daddy. Transformers... but dinosaurs..."Pascha chuckled softly, rubbing the Max's back gently. "Transformer dinosaurs, huh?" he asked in a low, soothing voice. "That's a good idea. Maybe you can become a robot engineer and make your own later."Max nodded slowly, his eyes almost completely closed. "Yeah... I'll build it... and I'll name it..." He was silent for a

Finally, after making sure Clara really didn't want to come along—she didn't even bother to take off her blanket when we said goodbye—the three of us climbed into Pascha's expensive car.We went to Oeschinensee, a clear blue lake high up in the Alps, surrounded by majestic towering mountains and green meadows. It's the perfect summer paradise with cool, refreshing water, lush pine forests, and leisurely hiking trails.Max shouted enthusiastically as soon as we arrived at the parking lot near the lake area. "WOW! Look, is that real water? Why is it so blue?"I stared at the lake, its crystal-like colour glistening in the sunlight. "That's because the water comes from glaciers, Max," I said.Max blinked. "What's a glacier?"A huge piece of ice on a high mountain. It melts and makes the lake water look blue like this." Pascha answered.Max looked up to his Dad, looking mesmerized. "Whoa... So it's like a giant ice water?""You could say that."We started walking down the path to the lake

I reached for the glass of water, my fingers trembling slightly as I lifted it. I took a slow sip, letting the cool sensation flow down my throat, trying to calm something churning in my chest.Nothing happened. I was fine.I have to be okay.Footsteps approached, followed by Max's excited voice."I just saw a big eagle!" he exclaims, climbing into his seat and nearly knocking over my glass as he sits down.I’m placing my glass back on the table carefully. "Oh yeah? How big?"Max spread his arms as wide as he could. "This big! It has vast wings! Daddy says it's called a golden eagle. I saw it flying so high in the sky!"I glanced at Pascha, sitting in his chair again. "Golden eagle?" I asked, trying to take my mind off the notification on his phone earlier.Pascha nodded. "Many are around this area, especially in the summer."Max nodded, his hair slightly disheveled from the wind. "And then I also saw a little squirrel running around in the tree near the balcony! It was so fast, Mommy

It's a quiet night in the Alps.I sat at a small table by the window, the light from my laptop screen. The cold air from outside sneaked in, but I remained silent, taking a sip of the coffee that had started to cool in my cup.My round glasses were perched on my nose as I focused on reading the latest report on the Lantum Mining project. It should be enough to take my mind off everything that happened today.But my mind is still spinning."Something that will destroy you."Christian's words echo in my head, mixed with the text I received one night ago."They're coming for you."I closed the report on the screen and opened the messaging app on my phone. My fingers trembled slightly as I scrolled back through the conversation. There was no sender, no identity, just one short message that appeared in the middle of the night, adding to the list of strange things that had happened since I arrived here.I frowned, then quickly switched to another program on my laptop. If there was one thing

I felt something hot pressing against my forehead.My eyes still felt heavy, my body seemed to sink into the mattress, and every inch of my skin ached. My head throbbed violently like there was a hammer tapping inside.I tried to move, but my body felt too tired, too warm, and too heavy. I just lay here, listening to the sounds around me, faint, like they were coming from a distance."Mommy?"Max's voice. His voice sounded worried, followed by a slight movement at the side of my bed.I wanted to answer and tried to tell him I was okay, but even opening my mouth felt too exhausting."Daddy!" Max's voice was louder this time, and I could hear panic from him. "Daddy, get over here!"I heard footsteps approaching quickly, a familiar heavy voice filling the room."What happened?" it’s Pascha. His voice was sharp."Daddy, Mommy’s head is burning up." Max answered quickly. I can feel his tiny hand touch my cheek briefly before pulling it back. "She's not waking up, Daddy."I heard the sound