Damian's POV Peace had a sound — faint, almost fragile.The soft hum of printers, the rhythm of keyboards, the quiet laughter of employees who no longer walked on eggshells.For the first time in years, Cruz Holdings felt alive again.Damian stood by the glass railing of his office, coffee cooling in his hand as the city moved beneath him.Months ago, those lights had felt like accusations. Now, they looked like opportunity.Cruz Holdings had survived.The employee-share program was working better than any analyst expected. Productivity was up. Morale was high.Even the media — once obsessed with the “fallen CEO” — had flipped the story into “the visionary rebuild.”For once, Damian could breathe without the weight of his father’s name pressing on his chest.“Quarterlies look good,” Lydia said as she walked in, tablet in hand. “Investors are still side-eyeing the shared-ownership model, but they can’t argue with numbe
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