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Chapter sixty Eight

Author: Ammy gold
last update Last Updated: 2025-10-22 00:09:23

Adrian Knight had learned, at last, that rebuilding wasn’t just about numbers or power it was about people. The skyline outside his office glittered like it always had, but now it reflected something else. Something quieter. Hope.

Knight Enterprises had risen again, but this time, it wasn’t forged from ambition alone. It was reborn from loyalty and trust the things he used to see as weaknesses but now understood as strength. The air in the building no longer carried fear or tension; it carried laughter, purpose, and a sense of belonging.

When Adrian walked through the glass doors each morning, employees greeted him with genuine smiles. He greeted them back. It was a small gesture, but one that spoke volumes. For years, people had feared his name. Now, they respected it.They respected him now ..He wasn’t the arrogant CEO ...

Gabriel often teased him about how “soft” he’d become, though there was always pride in his tone.

One afternoon, Gabriel stopped by the office, carrying a
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