All Chapters of Under Silk Sheets: Chapter 101 - Chapter 107

The news spread like wildfire across the city. Every television channel, every radio station, every newspaper was covering the same story: the Kent family, one of the oldest and most respected business dynasties, had been raided by federal agents. Drugs worth hundreds of millions of dollars had been seized from their warehouses.In coffee shops and office buildings, people gathered around screens to watch the breaking news. Social media exploded with commentary, speculation, and outrage."This is unbelievable," one news anchor said, staring at the camera with barely contained excitement. "The Kent family has been a pillar of this community for generations. Their businesses employ thousands of people. And now we're learning they may have been operating a massive drug trafficking operation."The screen cut to aerial footage of the warehouse raids. Federal agents in tactical gear could be seen carrying boxes of evidence out of buildings. Drug-sniffing dogs moved through the warehouses. A

Henri Kingston sat in his private office, watching his computer screen as it connected to a video conference call. On the screen, a woman in her fifties appeared, sitting at a desk in an official-looking office. She wore professional attire and had the demeanor of someone used to wielding authority.This was Lara Reeds, the secretary of the Ohio Canal Regulatory Body. She was powerful in her own right, controlling one of the most important waterways in the world."Mr. Kingston," Lara said with a polite but guarded smile. "I received your request to speak. I must say, I was surprised to hear from you.""The feeling is mutual, Ms. Reeds," Henri replied smoothly. "I appreciate you taking the time to meet with me on such short notice.""Your people mentioned it was urgent," Lara said. "What exactly can I do for you?"Henri leaned back in his chair, his fingers steepled thoughtfully. "I have a situation that requires a very specific solution. A solution only you can provide.""I'm listenin

The day of the Reynolds charity ball had arrived. Outside the Riverside Estate, Marcus Night stood in a nondescript van watching multiple screens displaying camera feeds from inside the event. Beside him sat Eric August, Henri Kingston, and Evan Steele, all focused intently on the video feeds."How many of your people are inside?" Eric asked, watching servers and caterers moving through the grand halls of the estate."Eighteen," Marcus replied. "Disguised as waiters, security personnel, and kitchen staff. They're positioned throughout the event."On the screens, guests were arriving in expensive cars. Men and women in formal attire, dripping with jewelry and power, made their way through the entrance. The cameras captured it all."This is incredible," Henri said, watching the video feeds switch between different angles. "The amount of wealth and power in that building right now is staggering.""That's why we need to be careful," Marcus cautioned. "These people aren't just rich. They'r