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The Frame Up Begins

Author: Quantrya
last update publish date: 2026-09-14 02:53:22

Kael

"Hostile takeover?" Banjo shouted out, his voice cracking slightly under the shock. "That's impossible. The Vance family holds fifty one percent of the master voting shares. Nobody can execute a takeover without my personal security key."

"They don't need your key, Master Banjo," Jarrah said, his voice shaking as he held up the satellite phone. "The master vault code wasn't cracked from the outside. It was authorized using an internal administrative clearance from this very building fifte
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    BanjoI stopped at the top of the stairs, my legs shaking, my heart hammering against my ribs like a trapped bird.Below us, five hundred of the world's most powerful people stared up at the stage in dead, suffocating silence. Hundreds of red camera lights blinked in the dark hall, recording every ragged breath I took."Merinda" My voice rasped out, low and broken, barely more than a whisper. "What is this?"She didn't answer right away. Her eyes stayed locked onto mine, unblinking, devoid of warmth or pity. She looked down at the gun, then back up at my face."You tore my life apart without a second thought, Banjo," she said softly, her voice carrying over the silent room through the microphone clipped to her collar. "You let Tahlia drag my name through the dirt. You locked me away in your west wing. You watched me bleed on cold floor and didn't even lift a finger."Every word was a nail driven into my chest. I couldn't deny it. I couldn't defend myself. The shame was a physical weig

  • Resurrected Vengeance    The Grand Ballroom

    Banjo Hundreds of people filled the massive hall global politicians in tailored evening wear, finance magnates whispering behind expensive champagne flutes, and rows of media reporters with their cameras locked onto the double mahogany doors. Every single person in this room knew the story. They knew the Vance empire had fallen. They knew the Kael Syndicate had risen from the ashes. And they were all waiting to see the ghost walk through the door. I stopped at the entrance, letting the heavy doors swing shut behind me. I didn't wear a tuxedo anymore. I wore a simple black suit, unbuttoned at the collar, the fabric smelling faintly of old snow and stale air. My reflection in the mirrored pillars caught my eye as I stepped forward. The man staring back didn't look like a billionaire. He looked hollowed out. Dark, bruised circles sat heavy beneath my haunted amber eyes, and my skin had the pale, gray tint of a corpse. Tahlia’s frantic warning from the balcony still echoed in my ears

  • Resurrected Vengeance    Banjo’s Desolation

    Banjo I sat alone in the dark living room of my private chalet suite, high above the quiet, snow-covered slopes of St. Moritz. The beams of the ceiling cast long, sinister shadows in the faint glow of the dying fire. Outside the massive glass wall, the blizzard had settled into a steady, silent fall of thick white flakes, wrapping the entire world in white isolation.I reached for the crystal decanter on the low table beside me and poured another heavy shot of scotch.My hand shook, the glass rim clinking sharply against the decanter. Clink. Clink. The sound was loud enough to make me flinch.I brought the glass to my lips, swallowing it in one long, bitter gulp.Nothing worked anymore. Not the alcohol, not the freezing mountain air, not the quiet hum of the fire. The image from the grand salon at Badrutt’s Palace was seared onto the inside of my eyelids like a hot iron branding.Merinda standing at the head of that long mahogany table, her gold pen resting on the white liquidation

  • Resurrected Vengeance    Arrival in St. Moritz

    Merinda Inside, the grand hall was filled with the warm, suffocating scent of expensive cigars, rare floral arrangements, and old money. Golden chandeliers hung high above, casting a soft, amber light across the polished marble floor and the grand double staircase.Every single head in the room turned toward me.The silence fell fast and complete, sweeping across the room like a sudden frost. Dukes, international bankers, multi-billionaires, and corrupt ministers the very men who had laughed behind my father’s back thirty years ago stood frozen with their crystal glasses halfway to their lips.I didn't rush my steps.I walked slowly across the wide marble floor, the sharp click of my high heels echoing clear and hard against the stone. My dark fur coat felt heavy on my shoulders, but my back remained perfectly straight, my chin held high.Behind me, six elite security guards in dark, tailored suits marched in a tight, protective wedge. The gold crest of the Kael Banking Dynasty gleam

  • Resurrected Vengeance    The Shadow in St. Moritz

    BanjoI couldn't move. I couldn't breathe. The hand clamped over my mouth smelled faintly of gun oil and leather, pinning my head against the stone of the hotel pillar."Don't move a muscle, Banjo," the raspy voice whispered again near my ear, dark and steady.Out on the brightly lit terrace, Baden Lawson was still smiling for the flashing press cameras, basking in the glory of his corporate coup. The reporters were screaming questions, their voices blending into a chaotic roar that echoed off the walls of the Kulm Hotel.Slowly, the hand over my mouth loosened just enough for me to draw a shallow, painful breath."Who sent you?" I rasped out, my voice barely carrying over the howling wind. "Cassian?""Keep your eyes on the tarmac," the man behind me growled softly, ignoring my question. "The show is just starting."He didn't pull the trigger. Instead, he shoved me deeper into the dark shadow of the arched doorway, keeping the hidden gun jammed into my lower back.Just beyond the hot

  • Resurrected Vengeance    Baden Lawson’s Smirk

    Banjo I stood there in the freezing darkness, my chest heaving, staring at Merinda as her words echoed over the howling wind.It’s the boy sitting in the back of my car.My mind refused to process it. My little boy a child I hadn't even held yet, a baby whose first steps I had missed wasn't just a survivor. To Merinda and the ancient shadow network behind her, he was a crown prince. He was the fresh blood designed to unite the fragmented, blood stained legacy of the Kael Banking Dynasty and sweep away whatever remained of the Vance name."Merinda, please" I choked out, taking a small, painful step through the snow. "He's just a baby. He's my son. Don't do this to him. Don't turn him into a weapon."Merinda didn't answer. She didn't flinch. She simply looked at me with those dark eyes, pulled her coat closer against the blizzard, and turned her back on me."Get him out of the road," she told the two armed guards standing beside the SUV, her voice entirely flat.Before I could reach f

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