After I left, the twin Alphas went crazy novel Chapter 106

I remembered, all too clearly, the report I had seen in my previous life:

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“On the 6th of January, the biology community received heartbreaking news. Dr. Zane Harvey, a young talent of only 26 years, was found dead in the wilderness near Vancouver. The scientific world mourns his loss deeply, as Dr. Harvey was renowned for his revolutionary work in genetic research. Preliminary police reports suggest foul play, though details remain under investigation…”

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That news had haunted me. Zane had been more than just a brilliant mind; he had been one of the few people I had trusted with my life. And in that previous life, his death had been part of Victor’s twisted scheme. But now, with this second chance, I could change things.

Victor would never expect the trap we had prepared for him. I had specifically coordinated with some of the best warriors and strategists to be in that deserted area in Vancouver.

I had also arranged for journalists to be nearby, ready to expose the truth about the situation, should anything suspicious occur

We weren’t heading to Vancouver just to protect Zane; we were going to trap Victor in his own game.

Ethan had assembled a team of warriors, each one sharp-eyed and alert. We had setup a very good trap this time..

In this life it was all going to be different. I was sure that my fighters will ambush the killers this time and This way I would be able to save Zane and expose the real culprits behind all this chaos.

This time the win will belong to my team and we would draw our own net to prove that this time, we are the real hunters.

The rain was a constant, misty drizzle as I stepped out of the plane and onto the tarmac of Vancouver. The gray clouds hung low, and the cold, damp air felt heavy as it settled over the city. My heart thumped as I hailed a cab, my mind running through everything that had led me to this moment.

The drive to the suburban convention center was eerily quiet, the raindrops pattering against the window as the scenery blurred past. When I arrived, the atmosphere was strange, filled with a restless energy that made my skin crawl.

The building was impressive but understated, its architecture modern and sharp, rising from the foggy landscape like a sentinel.