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Chapter 15

Author: Shuzzy Writes
last update publish date: 2026-06-17 05:41:52

The morning air was cold as I walked through the glass doors of Jehanna Holdings. Elara was right beside me, holding a thick stack of folders against her chest.

Every single person in the main lobby stopped what they were doing to watch us walk toward the private elevator.

I could feel their eyes on my back, full of curiosity and doubt. They all knew my father had passed away, and they all knew I was a former police officer who had never spent a single day running a major business.

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