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Beyond Repair: A New Beginning

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 816    |    Released on: 03/07/2025

hiss. Liam Thorne rolled in, with Chloe Davies walking confidently

x diagnostic charts floating around Ava. "Still trying to untangle that little knot? You know, my Prometheus AI is

ion to Clara Hayes, who wa

"You're letting a disgraced programmer run wild in your brother's neural network. For all you know

e simply walked over to stand besid

ecialists did in a year," Clara stated, her voice cold. "We have com

s probably just putting on a good show. My Chloe is the one deliveri

repaired corrupted data packets one by one. But she noticed something on the peripheral health monitor li

ant, as if commenting on the weather. "And there's a micro-tremor

tinctively glanced at Liam's hand, which

uickly. "He's just excited. We're on the verge of a

m. With a final, delicate command, she stitched t

of code suddenly bloomed into a v

ment that had been impossible for him just moments before. He then stood up, unsteadily at

d of pure joy, and rush

red, their faces f

's impossible,"

ge from a private investigator she had hired, a man who owed her a

iving a package. She opened it, and after checking to see if she was alone, she used a syringe to draw a small amount of a clear, viscous

It would create the illusion of recovery, allowing Liam to stand, maybe even walk for a few minutes. But it would also

was progressing at an incredible pace. He was already walking freely

ed. The air was thick with anticipation. The media was there in full force, cameras at the

oors of the ball

wd fell

h a smooth, confident stride, was Noah Hayes. H

ight capturing the shocked faces of Chloe Davies and Liam Thorne. Ava had won

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“The system overload alarm shrieked, sparks flying, monitors flickering. My own algorithm, my miracle cure, was dying, and it was taking me with it. Liam Thorne, facing me, declared, "Bring her back, Ava! You said your algorithm could heal anything!" His face a mask of cold fury over his lost love, Chloe. "It can fix systems, Liam, not resurrect data that's been corrupted for a year!" I cried, tears streaming, a sharp pain shooting through my chest. His voice, a low growl devoid of warmth, accused, "You ruined everything. If it weren't for you, Chloe would have finished her AI, and we would have built an empire. You owe me this." He' d forced me to push my healing algorithm past its limits for a ghost project of Chloe' s, a project she had sabotaged out of jealousy due to an archaic Thorne family tradition: whoever fixed Liam's paralyzed system had to marry him. I had fixed it, naive, desperate for validation, eager to prove my genius. It became my prison. The final alarm blared, screens went black, and darkness consumed me as the pain in my chest exploded. Then, I gasped. My eyes shot open. I wasn' t in my lab. I was in a lavish room, all white leather and chrome, sunlight streaming through a floor-to-ceiling window. Liam Thorne sat in a high-tech wheelchair, younger, but still etched with frustration. I knew this day. This was the day it all began. The day the Thorne family brought me here, the brilliant reclusive tech genius, to fix Liam\'s critically damaged mobility system. In my past life, I would have felt a thrill of challenge. This time, I looked at Liam, the man who would watch me die without remorse, and a faint, knowing smile touched my lips. "Your system is beyond repair," I stated, my voice clear and steady.”
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