Chapter 33 - the invisible war
The security chief stepped forward, shielding Lena, his dark eyes radiating pure fury. But Lena didn't cower behind him. The brilliant CEO calmly pulled a sleek, military-grade encrypted tablet from her designer bag.
"He thinks he locked us in," Lena whispered, her fingers flying across the glowing screen with blinding, cinematic speed. "But he just locked himself onto our private server. I am bypassing the compromised mainframe right now."
The chief watched in profound pride as the woman he protected operated like a flawless, lethal digital executioner. She didn't rely on outside federal agencies; she utilized the deep, hidden intelligence network they had built.
"They are routing their IP addresses through proxy servers in Eastern Europe," Lena analyzed, her face reflecting the harsh blue glow. "But Julian’s primary attack algorithm has a microscopic flaw. It's far too aggressive."
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"Use his aggression against him, Lena," the chief commanded softly, his voice dropping into a lethal register. "Build a digital trap. Let him think he's breaching our core financial accounts, and then lock him completely inside."
👉 read part 34 to see the trap snap shut.
