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Chapter 9

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Alex

Fate is a cruel, twisted thing.

It lures you in with promises of success, lets you taste it—only to rip it away the moment you get too comfortable. No one knows that better than I do.

Nathan took everything from me once—ripped away my career, my reputation, my future. He framed me, betrayed me, and left me to rot while he climbed higher. I spent years crawling out of the wreckage he left me in, piece by piece, scraping my way back to power.

And now, I have it.

I lean back in my leather chair, swirling a glass of whiskey as I stare at the numbers flashing across my massive screen.

The glow from the monitors casts a cold light over the dimly lit office. My top-of-the-line setup hums quietly, multiple screens displaying stock charts, internal reports, and real-time footage of Nathan’s company headquarters.

On one screen, the shareholder percentages blink in clean, efficient numbers:

Nathan Graves: 40%

Sophia Mitchell: 29%

Other shareholders: 31%

Nathan’s numbers amuse me
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