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70. My Dirty Work

Author: Feriha Writer
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Rowan's POV

I texted my men to be ready at the door. I sent them Billards’ picture.

Yes, you heard right—my men.

Most people in this room saw me as a polished CEO, the heir to a legacy. Suits, whiskey, contracts, board meetings—that’s the surface they get. But there’s another side, a much older, much sharper version of me that doesn’t mind getting his hands dirty.

And for that, I have people. People who owe me, people who fear me, people who thrive in shadows where morality is just a word.

It isn’t new. I’ve ordered things like this before. Competitors who thought they could cross me, business partners who suddenly forgot the meaning of loyalty, parasites who thought they could drain my empire and walk away with their heads high.

They learned differently. I am no saint—never pretended to be. Saints don’t build empires. Saints don’t win wars.

And yet, tonight feels different. I am making an exception. Not for business. Not for money. For her.

Billards doesn’t know the magnitude of th
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