All Chapters of Pregnant For The Wrong twin: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

A scream fractured the silence.Not one of pain—but of rebirth.Evryn’s consciousness jolted like a system rebooting, slammed into a different plane of existence. The pressure around her body was unbearable, like she was suspended in a timeless cocoon of gravity and light. And then—snap.Air.Heat.Time.She dropped to her knees.The ground beneath her wasn’t metal or synthetic. It was earth. Raw, warm, alive. And above her—an aurora of collapsing skies. Stars blinked backward. Planets orbited counter-clockwise. Reality itself had inverted.Her body glowed faintly—gold veins pulsing beneath her skin. The fragments of the orb had fused within her. She was no longer just Evryn, nor simply the hybrid result of Project E.V.E.R.—she was the culmination of every choice made across countless timelines.But she wasn’t alone.A presence stirred behind her.Evryn turned sharply.Aurex. Alive. Barely.He staggered through the portal just before it flickered out of existence.“You—idiot,” she gas

Silence blanketed the battlefield, yet it wasn't peace—it was anticipation. The Originals had been rewritten, fractured into the echoes of their former humanity, and now they lay scattered across the time-warped terrain, unconscious and lost. The Omega Seal’s glow faded from Evryn’s palm, pulsing gently like a heartbeat rather than a weapon. Her transformation was complete—yet what that meant, even she didn’t fully understand.The Citadel of Convergence loomed before them—its walls forged from reality threads, glimmering with fragments of broken time. Now that the path lay open, its purpose seemed to hum in resonance with Evryn’s Core. It wasn’t just a place—it was a vault of origin, holding truths no one had ever dared unlock.Kai placed a hand on her shoulder. “Whatever’s inside... it’s still calling to you.”Evryn nodded, her eyes drawn to the tower’s peak where light bled from the seams. “It’s not just calling me. It’s waiting.”Aurex stepped forward, inspecting the archway that l

The air in the Command Atrium of the newly established P.R.I.M.E. Nexus tasted of raw data and metal—a hybrid of synthetic evolution and ancestral memory. Glass-like walls pulsed with ambient energy, constantly recalibrating to harmonize frequencies from all timelines stitched into convergence.Evryn stood before the central console, the nodes of the multiverse rotating slowly above her in a 3D projection. A web of light, thread-thin and unsteady, blinked with soft blue pulses—except one. One thread pulsed red.Zone D-13.An untouched anomaly pocket.She pointed. “That’s where we begin.”Kai stepped beside her, already dressed in his NexGear armor—a sleeker, upgraded design forged with fragmental alloy capable of adapting to any known reality’s physics.“I’ve prepped the breach transport. Portal’s calibrated. We hit the edge of D-13 in under six minutes,” he said. “Aurex is monitoring from command. Elara’s syncing with the Phantom Line to track ripple signatures.”Evryn didn’t look aw

The grass under Evryn’s feet still felt too soft to be real.She stood on a hill where wildflowers bloomed in gentle waves, the kind she remembered from her childhood—but couldn’t have possibly survived the collapse of the Nexus fields. Below the hill, a valley stretched wide and serene, where golden light filtered through towering trees and rivers danced like veins of silver.A paradise, reborn.Kai stood a few paces ahead, arms crossed, eyes scanning the horizon. He’d been silent since they arrived. Elara and Aurex had ventured off to explore the periphery, mapping energy lines, quietly wondering if this new world had rules they understood—or consequences they hadn’t yet seen.But Evryn could feel it.Something wasn’t right.“I know this place,” she whispered to herself.Kai glanced back. “What did you say?”Evryn stepped down the slope, letting the wind push her coat aside. “This isn’t new. It’s familiar. This world—it’s not a creation. It’s a restoration.”Kai followed. “Restorati

The hum of the engines filled the room as Evryn paced back and forth, her mind a blur of calculations, strategies, and the weight of impending doom. Every heartbeat seemed to synchronize with the flickering of the failing screens around them. The alternate Kai’s warning echoed relentlessly in her mind. The Seed wasn’t just an energy source anymore—it had become something far worse. And it was evolving.She couldn’t let it evolve any further. They had no time to waste. The walls were closing in, and the Seed’s influence was spreading like an unstoppable tide.Elara worked swiftly at the console, her fingers dancing over the controls, trying to access the Seed’s core systems. "I’m almost there," she muttered, her brow furrowed in concentration. "But it’s like trying to access a black hole. The more I dig, the more it pulls me in."Evryn glanced at her, her resolve hardening. "You have to keep going, Elara. We can’t let it get any deeper into the system. If it integrates fully, we lose e