The tall, glass-and-steel skyscraper in the heart of the city was the headquarters of Grey International. It was a building that breathed power. For twenty years, it had been run by boards and managers, but today, the atmosphere was different. There was a spark in the air. A tension that hadn't been felt in two decades.Harrison Grey stepped out of the back of his black sedan. He looked every bit the billionaire. His suit was a dark charcoal, his white shirt was crisp, and his tie was perfectly knotted. His face was a mask of cold determination. He wasn't just a man; he was a legend returning to his throne.As he walked through the heavy revolving doors, the lobby went silent. The security guards straightened their backs. The receptionists stopped typing."Welcome back, Mr. Grey," the head of security said, bowing his head deeply.Harrison gave a short, sharp nod and walked toward the private elevators. He didn't need to check in. He owned the building. He owned the air they were brea
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