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A Storm of Headlines

Auteur: Sarah Richard
last update Dernière mise à jour: 2025-10-18 20:52:49

Headlines blazed across every digital screen in the city before sunrise. CROSS INDUSTRIES UNDER INVESTIGATION FOR FRAUD AND COVER-UPS. The words burned like wildfire, spreading faster than anyone could contain them. Cameras flashed outside Damian’s headquarters, reporters shouting questions that sliced through the chilly dawn air.

Inside, chaos reigned. Employees rushed through the halls, phones rang nonstop, and security guards struggled to push back the swarm of journalists at the entrance.

Elena stood by the glass railing of the top floor, watching the world crumble beneath her. She felt the tremor in her hands, but her voice—when it came—was steady. “He did it,” she murmured. “Marcus actually did it.”

Behind her, Damian stepped off the elevator, his coat draped over his shoulders like armor. His eyes were unreadable, his jaw set in that familiar, unyielding line. “I saw the broadcast,” he said simply.

Elena turned to face him. “They’re accusing you of falsifying company records an
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