Lahat ng Kabanata ng HIS COLD ADDICTION : Kabanata 51 - Kabanata 55

Tiana’s hands were steady by the time they reached the bank.Not because she was calm.But because something inside her had shifted from shock… to purpose.The building of Central Trust Bank rose tall and quiet against the morning sky, glass reflecting a city that had no idea her entire life had just tilted on its axis.Vince parked and turned to her.“We don’t rush this,” he said gently.She nodded. “I’m ready.”She wasn’t sure if that was true.But she stepped out of the car anyway.Inside, the air smelled faintly of polish and paper.Tiana approached the counter with the small key clutched tightly in her palm.“My father had a safety deposit box here,” she said, her voice surprisingly clear. “I need access to it.”The clerk asked for identification.She handed it over.Minutes later, they were being led down a quiet hallway into a secure vault room.Her pulse grew louder with every step.This wasn’t just a box.This was answers.The attendant left them alone.Tiana knelt in front o

They didn’t rush.That was the first decision they made.Not out of fear.Out of understanding.Arthur Voss had survived for decades because he never hurried. Never panicked. Never left fingerprints where they could be found.So if they were going to bring him down, they had to think like him.Vince turned the dining table into a war desk.Laptops open. Documents arranged in careful piles. A white notepad at the center where he began sketching connections between names, companies, dates, and properties listed in the files Tiana’s father had hidden.Tiana watched the lines form.Each one was a thread.Each thread led back to Voss.“This isn’t just land grabbing,” Vince muttered. “This is systematic. He targets areas before they become valuable. Forces owners out quietly. Then develops them through shell companies.”Tiana leaned closer. “Meaning?”“Meaning the properties aren’t under his name. They never were.”She exhaled slowly. “So how do we prove it?”Vince tapped the pen against th