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Phenomenal Alex Cole Chapter 107 - Impression
Alex was sitting in the restaurant, waiting for Tina who was supposed to have arrived ten minutes ago, just as he was about to leave, Donald Brouen apparocahed hm, “Alex.” he called, attracted his attention.“Mr Bourne.”He called back after turning to see who had called him.“I knew i had had the right person when I saw your back view. How have you been?”“Good. I hope you and your family members are in good health.”“Yes. Alex, My daughter and my little brother are over there. We came here for a business meeting.”“Ah, I see.”“How about you join us for lunch? Our meeting is over.”Alex didn’t want to have to dine with Raymond after that call he had gotten from him, besides Bella Bourne had been pushing herself on him.“I’m waiting for someone here, I won’t be able to join you for that dinner.” He said firmly.“What a pity, I was really hoping that you joined us but I understand that you have an appointment with someone, my wife was going to ask you to join us for dinner sometime.”
Phenomenal Alex Cole Chapter 108 - Silver Fang
Tina’s words landed with a strange weight, but Alex remained calm in his seat, masking the flicker of confusion beneath his expression.A soft chuckle slipped from his lips. “Is this how people joke around in Trim City? First I’m getting ambushed by war gods, now I’m getting surprise marriage proposals.”Tina’s face didn’t flinch. “It’s not a joke, Alex. We’re engaged. Don’t you remember? You promised to marry me when we were kids. I told you over the phone, and now I’ve brought proof.”She reached into her purse and pulled out a worn, folded piece of paper. She slid it across the table like a winning hand in a high-stakes game.Alex blinked. His gaze dropped to the childish scrawl on the old paper. It was faded, torn around the edges,but unmistakably his signature was there, written in messy ink.He exhaled slowly. The memory hit him like a whisper from the past. He had been around nine or ten. Tina had been chasing him relentlessly around the village, pestering him day after day. De
Phenomenal Alex Cole Chapter 109 - Vales of Echoes
Alex didn’t sleep deeply. His eyes had been closed, but his mind never rested. The silver-fanged token from Elder Ruvan sat quietly on the glass table near his bed, its glow faint but steady.He got up before the sun. The room was quiet, high above the noise of Trim City. He took a long look out the window. Something inside him knew, whatever he walked into now, he wouldn’t be the same when he came out.He didn't pack much. Just his pouch with two vials: one healing serum and one antidote. Not because he was scared, but because it was a habit. Life had taught him to carry something sharp, something quiet, and something that could save his life.Ruvan said, “Come alone. Bring nothing.”Alex would come alone.But empty-handed? Never.He left the hotel the quiet way, using the back stairs and service exit. A few staff nodded at him. None asked questions. One cleaner glanced at him longer than usual, then looked away. Alex ignored it. He always noticed more than he let on, but today wasn’
Phenomenal Alex Cole Chapter 110 - Cloudshroud Mountain
The light in the sky had not yet broken through the forest canopy when Alex Cole opened his eyes. He had not slept the entire night. Instead, he had spent hours sitting by the shallow pond in the heart of the Vale of Echoes, watching as mist swirled over the surface like the breath of something ancient.Elder Ruvan’s voice broke through the silence. “The Vale is watching you.”Alex did not turn around. “I know.”Elder Ruvan walked closer, hands folded behind his back. He was not a man of many expressions, but even he was struggling to conceal the intrigue behind his eyes.“You have passed through the Gate of Silence. The Vale does not grant access to just anyone. The seal you awakened yesterday… it belongs to a path no one has walked for over three centuries.”Alex slowly rose to his feet. His robe was soaked from the dew on the grass, but he didn’t mind. The pendant that Freya had given him had disappeared the moment it merged into the seal’s altar. His chest still carried the warmth
Phenomenal Alex Cole Chapter 111 - Corrupted qi
Alex Cole moved swiftly through the woods at the edge of the Vale, the scroll from Elder Ruvan secured tightly in his inner robe. His steps were silent, and his thoughts focused.The path to Cloudshroud Mountain was narrow and almost invisible to the untrained eye. Moss-covered rocks and twisting vines tried to hide the trail from outsiders. But Alex could now see the energy veins beneath the ground, the pulsing flow of spiritual current guiding his every step.The knowledge that had entered his body in the Cavern of Reflection was not like anything he had studied in the medicine village. It had embedded itself into his meridians, flowing like a second breath inside him. His eyes saw more than they should have. His skin felt more than it ever had. His sense of energy, balance, and danger had heightened to levels he never experienced before.But this power came with a warning.He could now sense presences even when they were far away.And there was one such presence following him.He
Phenomenal Alex Cole Chapter 112 - Returns home with nothing
Alex’s fingers brushed the petal of the White Snake Flower.A pulse ran up his arm.Warm at first, then sharp.It wasn’t just energy. It was recognition.The flower knew who he was.The black roots around it retracted completely, curling back into the earth like snakes returning to a nest. The petals, now pure white again, opened slowly. They gave off a faint shimmer that danced in the mist. It was unlike anything Alex had seen or studied. No drawing or description in the medicine village matched this exact glow.He plucked the flower gently.There was no resistance. No flash. No pain. The stem separated smoothly from the earth.Alex held it in his hand, staring at it for a few seconds.Then he turned and walked back toward the archway.The Shadow Temple men had vanished. Not a trace of their presence remained. Even their corrupted qi had dissolved into the wind.Nara was still standing where she had been earlier, her face pale and her breath unsteady.“You really did it,” she said. H
Phenomenal Alex Cole Chapter 113 - Heavy Chest
Alex Cole stepped off the transport array, the dense energy of Trim City brushing against his senses like a stale fog. The lights were bright, the air thick with modern noise and city dust. For a moment, he stood still, his robes rustling in the breeze. The journey back from the mountains had been quiet, but his thoughts were anything but.He had returned empty-handed.The White Snake Flower was gone. Used. Spent.Lord Walton still lay on his sickbed.And Alex hadn’t rested in two days.Just as he turned toward the main road, his jade communicator buzzed inside his robe. He glanced at it, the familiar pulse of his master’s call lighting up the screen.He hesitated, then answered.“Disciple,” Master Dustin’s voice rang out, as calm and collected as always. “You're back in the city.”Alex nodded. “Just arrived.”“Good. I need you to attend something.”Alex narrowed his eyes. “Old man, I haven’t even….” He then connected the dopt that Dustin was aware that he had met someone at the black
Phenomenal Alex Cole Chapter 114 - Mediocre Doctor
The noise in the hall died down as Reed stepped confidently onto the stage, Thea by his side.The announcer cleared his throat and raised the mic. “Please welcome our keynote guest for tonight’s Mericania Medical Assembly Mr. Reed, representing the Reigns Medical Group.”Applause followed, but it was polite, nothing more.Reed let go of Thea’s hand, straightened his jacket, and walked to the podium like he owned the room. His eyes scanned the crowd, a crooked smirk tugging at the edge of his mouth. His gaze lingered just a little longer when it passed over Alex Cole standing silently near the back wall.Thea took a seat near the front. She crossed her legs and folded her arms, her face unreadable.Reed adjusted the mic.He didn’t speak right away.He just looked around, letting the silence stretch until people leaned forward in their chairs.“Good evening,” he finally said. “I was told I’d be giving a speech to a room full of Mericania’s finest. Men and women of honor. Of skill. Of re
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Chapter 135 - Lawfully.
A slow silence settled over the ornate hallway, as Thea Walton’s words reverberated off the walls. Her piercing gaze moved from one brother to the next, waiting—expecting—a scramble. Maybe even a power grab.But what she got was something entirely different.Riss Smith, the eldest and the quietest of the trio, took a step forward. His face was unreadable, cold and unmoving, as though he were carved from marble. He looked Thea straight in the eye, not with awe or admiration, but something cooler… more calculating.“No,” he said flatly.Thea blinked. “Excuse me?”“I said no,” Riss repeated, his voice calm but final. “We won’t be competing for your affection or favor under your terms. We’ll do this among ourselves, the way brothers should.”King’s jaw tightened. Vonn shifted where he stood.Thea’s brows furrowed slightly. She hadn’t expected this especially not from the most stoic of the three.King stepped forward next, standing shoulder to shoulder with Riss. “I may be cocky, but I’m n
Chapter 134 - She is here
The atmosphere inside the Smith Mansion was tense with unsaid words and rising testosterone. The grandiose living room, adorned with gold accents and oil paintings of past generations, echoed with the subtle sound of polished shoes pacing on marble. King Smith strolled in with a noticeable swagger, the corner of his lips curled with a self-satisfied smirk.He threw his jacket carelessly onto the velvet couch and plopped down like he owned the entire world.“Where have you been?” Vonn asked, arms crossed, standing in front of the fireplace. His deep voice vibrated with restrained irritation.King didn’t answer right away. Instead, he reached for the crystal decanter on the glass table, poured himself a drink, and sipped it slowly. Theatrics. He wanted to be seen. He wanted them to notice.“I just came back from seeing her,” King finally said, deliberately emphasizing the pronoun as if Thea Walton had become some sort of divine entity to be worshipped.Vonn’s nostrils flared. “You went
Chapter 133 - A Smith
Thea Walton was not one to entertain second chances.But King Smith was not like other men. he was a smith, a man that was from a fmaily that beffitted her title compared to that of alex.When he showed up at Walton Medical Headquarters uninvited, bearing a silver case of rare healing herbs from the Eastern Isles, the guards paused, but Thea didn’t send him away. Not immediately.He had come dressed in charcoal gray, no flamboyant cologne, no flashy rings, no entourage. For once, his hair was combed back neatly, and he carried himself with a seriousness that almost didn’t fit.Almost.Standing before her office doors with a slight tilt of his head, he waited for acknowledgment. When it came, he stepped forward and spoke, not with arrogance, but something close to humility.“I behaved poorly last time,” he said, voice low. “I came to you as a man chasing a trophy, not a partner. For that, I apologize.”Thea stared at him without emotion, hands folded behind her back.“And what do you w
Chapter 132 - How to get Thea
The golden lamps in Riss Smith’s private study glowed with a quiet menace, casting stretched shadows across the leather-bound books and antique chess board that adorned the far wall. He sat behind a carved blackwood desk, a glass of golden whiskey in one hand, and a sealed envelope in the other.His father’s words still echoed in his mind like a mantra.“The one who marries Thea Walton… inherits it all.”Forty-seven hospitals. Pharmaceutical dynasties. Medical research empires. Titles. Legacy. Power.And all that stood between him and the throne was a woman who refused to kneel.Thea Walton.She wasn’t just beautiful. She was dangerous. She had honor braided into her spine and stubbornness carved into her bones. She was not the type to be wooed with roses and poetry. Her heart was forged in battlefields, not ballrooms.And Riss Smith… he was a tactician, not a poet.But this time, he couldn’t rely on brute wealth or cold strategy. No. Thea Walton would not fall like other women had.T
Chapter 131 - Tina's ex returns
Tina stood by the window, her delicate fingers wrapped around a porcelain teacup that had long gone cold. The early morning sun streamed through the sheer curtains, turning her soft beige robe into a glowing silhouette. Her thoughts were distant, but her lips wore a smile, the kind that still lingered from the night before.The memory of the orphanage was still fresh.Alex Cole’s voice, his steady hands when he helped carry the supply crates, the way the children laughed and clung to his sleeves. Most of all, his words.You did well.It wasn’t flattery.It wasn’t indulgence.It was honest. Direct. Alex Cole had looked her in the eyes, not as prey, not as a woman he had to avoid, but as someone worth recognizing.And then there were his last words before she dropped him off at the intersection.I wouldn’t mind seeing it again. The place. The kids. You.She had replayed that line so many times it echoed now more than her own heartbeat.She had won a small piece of ground in his heart. I
Chapter 130 - And all three of you want her
The dining hall of the Smith estate was a temple of wealth and power. Golden chandeliers dripped light from above like molten stars. The table beneath them was a stretch of mahogany longer than most banquet halls in the city, polished to the point where one's reflection could be seen in its surface. At the head of it all, Wade Smith sat like an emperor enthroned.Trim City's wealthiest medical tycoon. A man with power not only in hospitals and pharmaceuticals but also across underground networks and private research organizations that stretched beyond Mericania’s borders.His three sons sat along the table, each one radiating a different flavor of ambition.Riss Smith, the eldest, with his golden cufflinks and prideful eyes. He wore his tailored suit like it was armor. Vonn Smith, the second, was more refined, quieter, but with a sharpness in his gaze that betrayed a calculating nature. And then, there was King, the youngest, but the most brash. His smile could disarm any woman, but h
Chapter 129 - Duke Lin
The wind that blew through the Walton Estate carried the scent of trimmed rose bushes and the faint sting of polished steel. The sky had long faded from blue to amber, and the estate grounds were already bathed in a warm, orange glow as dusk crept in from the hills.Inside the sitting room of the Walton main residence, two women sat with very different expressions.Thea Walton, the War God of Mericania, sat in quiet poise. Her military-styled coat rested on the back of her seat, revealing the sleeveless black dress that clung to her form. Her eyes were narrowed slightly, but not from anger she was deep in thought. Still, beneath her stillness, an undeniable impatience lingered.Beside her, Hannah Stone paced the room in tight, agitated circles. Every third step, she would stop, whirl around, and begin her rant again with renewed vigor.“This is ridiculous,” Hannah snapped, flicking her long dark hair behind her shoulder. “How long have we been waiting? Twenty minutes? Thirty?”Thea d
Chapter 128 - You did well
The morning sun had just begun its slow climb, casting honey-colored rays upon the bustling roads of Trim City. Inside the luxury sedan, the air was silent, save for the soft hum of the engine and the occasional shift of tires on asphalt.Tina Snow sat beside Alex Cole with a demure expression, her hands folded on her lap, her posture elegant and composed. She wore a soft fragrance today, something faint and unfamiliar. The kind of scent that did not announce itself but lingered gently, just enough to be remembered.She had spoken only once since he entered the car.“I’m taking you somewhere,” she said, a mysterious smile playing on her lips. “But you’ll have to wait and see.”He did not press for details. He simply leaned back in his seat and allowed the silence to stretch between them like a fragile thread. His eyes occasionally drifted to her reflection in the window. She was dressed like no version of Tina Snow he had seen before. No bright lipstick. No high heels sharp enough to
Chapter 127 - Orphanage
Alex stood in front of the mirror, adjusting the collar of his clean white shirt.His hair was combed, his shoes clean, and his cologne subtle. He checked his watch. He still had twenty minutes before he was supposed to pick Tina up.The last time they saw each other, things had ended on a tense note. But she had reached out, apologized, and asked for another chance. He agreed. Today was supposed to be that second chance.His phone buzzed on the table.Alex picked it up.It was a message from an unfamiliar number."This is Hannah Stone. Lady Walton would like you to come for lunch today. She has something important to discuss with you. Regarding Lord Thor Walton."Another message followed immediately."This time, we are not taking no for an answer."Alex narrowed his eyes.The tone was direct, almost aggressive. Hannah’s reputation as Thea’s right hand was well-known. She didn’t sugarcoat anything, and she certainly didn’t waste time repeating herself.But it was the second part of th
