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158. Something We Can Fix. 

Author: Lucy Stone
last update Last Updated: 2025-09-04 19:04:45

CYRIL’S POV

I sat at the head of the glass table, the afternoon light spewing through the floor-to-ceiling windows at the corner of the conference room.

My eyes darted away from the window to scan each man in front of me like a predator looking to pick which one to gut first.

“So all this is a visual display of how the stock market is going?” I leaned forward, my hands tangled together.

“Yeah,” Aaron said, nodding, with his eyes still locked on the screen. “However, you can see here…” He pointed at a jagged red line diving straight down. “Things are not looking good but it’s not that bad.”

“Not that bad?” I snorted, my voice echoing across the room. “Don’t fuck with me, brother!”

My chosen brother had travelled all the way down from Russia at my request so we could strategize and cut the snake’s head once and for all.

He chuckled nervously, rubbing his jaw. “Okay, fine it’s bad. But it’s something we can still fix.”

“Of course,” I said, leaning back in my chair exhaling slowly.
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