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Amy’s POVThe collapse began with a single alert. By the time I reached Kael’s headquarters, the entire building was vibrating with panic. Executives rushed through the halls, phones pressed to their ears, staff gathering in small circles as numbers flashed red across the screens. Everything pointed to one thing—Kael’s empire was under attack.Kael stood in the middle of the boardroom, shoulders tight, eyes sharp despite the exhaustion weighing on him. This wasn’t just a financial hit; this was deliberate sabotage. My heart clenched as I watched him issue instructions while trying to stay calm. “Lucien and Chad did this,” one of his executives reported. “They bought major shares overnight and blocked our shipments. Two partners just canceled contracts. They’re hitting every corner at once.”Kael closed his eyes for a brief second. He’d been stretched thin for days, fighting fires from every angle. When he looked at me, I knew he wanted to protect me from the chaos swallowing him. “Amy

Amy’s POVI drove past the industrial district with the intention of heading home, but something pulled my attention toward the abandoned warehouses on the left. A motorcycle was parked behind one of them, the same matte-black bike Evan always rode. The helmet hanging from the handle confirmed it. My heart tightened as I turned off the headlights and slowed the car.This place was one of Lucien’s hidden locations, a spot Kael once warned me never to approach. The air felt heavy with danger as I leaned forward, watching the shadows near the back entrance.Evan appeared, he was moving quickly, while looking around as if making sure no one was watching.I watched him tap a code into a hidden keypad, one only Lucien’s closest people knew. The steel door opened and he slipped inside without hesitation.My chest tightened as the truth settled in. Kael had been right. "This is insane, how do I destroy someone who has so much access to this dangerous man?" Amy through, her heart hammering a

Amy’s POVThe moment Evan disappeared beyond the gates, I finally turned back toward the palace, exhaustion settling into my bones. My palm still tingled from the slap, and my heartbeat thudded unevenly in my chest. I needed a shower, a moment of peace, anything—just a second to breathe.But the second I opened the bedroom door, everything inside me shattered.“Kael?”He was lying on the floor beside the bed, one arm stretched awkwardly, his shirt half unbuttoned, his eyes shut tight. He looked pale—too pale—and for a heartbeat, I forgot how to breathe.“No, no, no—Kael!”I dropped to my knees and grabbed his shoulders, shaking him gently. “Kael! Wake up! Kael, please!”He didn’t stir. His skin felt cold, and his breathing was shallow. Panic clawed up my throat, sharp and merciless.“Help!” I screamed. “Somebody help!”Footsteps thundered down the hallway, guards rushing in as I held Kael’s face in my trembling hands. “Call the doctor now!”Within minutes, the palace doctor arrived wi

Amy's pov Chad takes a second to leave the room, and the moment the door clicks shut, I move fast. I open drawers with shaking hands, shoving aside papers, pens, cufflinks....nothing useful....until one small velvet-lined compartment slides open. A tiny black device sits inside, no bigger than my thumb. I snatch it without thinking, my pulse hammering as I hide it behind my back.Footsteps.I slam the drawer quietly and turn just as Chad re-enters, wearing nothing but a loose bathroom robe hanging open at his chest. Bile rises up my throat and I swallow hard, disgusted by his presence.Water glistens on his skin. His eyes sweep over me slowly, dark and hungry. He licks his lips, deliberate, slow, like he’s already imagining what he wants to do.My breath catches. My full breasts rise and fall sharply against my top, almost falling off, each inhale tight, each exhale worse. My nipples imprinted on the shirt caught his lustful gaze, I force myself to stand still as he approaches, each

Amy’s POVMy breath was ragged by the time I reached the hospital entrance. My legs felt shaky, my heart still racing from the way I had escaped Chad’s apartment. The tiny black device was secure in my hand, tucked deep into my pocket like a lifeline. If anyone could help me decode it, expose Chad, and figure out the truth—it was Kael.I hurried down the hall, ignoring the curious stares from nurses. I reached the ward and stopped at the doorway, confused. Kael’s bed was empty. Sheets folded. Machines removed. No sign of him anywhere.A cold chill crawled up my spine. I walked straight to the nurses’ station.“Excuse me,” I said, breathless. “Where’s the patient from Room 209? Kael Harrison?”The nurse clicked through her computer casually. “Oh… he’s been transferred.”“Transferred?” I felt my pulse spike. “To where? Why? He wasn’t stable enough.”“The order came through this morning,” she said. “From you.”My jaw dropped. “From me? No! I never authorized anything. I never—”“I’m just