Sirius Vane stepped out of the executive elevator into the basement parking garage, holding a cold ice pack against his forehead. His head was throbbing with a brutal headache. He had spent the last two hours screaming at his subordinates, kicking furniture, and trying to figure out how his carefully built plan had shattered in a single afternoon.As he walked toward his sleek silver Maybach, a shadow stepped out from behind one of the concrete pillars."Well, well. Look at my defeated nephew," a mocking, raspy voice echoed through the dim garage.Sirius stopped in his tracks, his jaw clenching tight. Walking toward him was Antony Vane, his father’s half brother, a distant uncle who held a minor, lazy seat on the board of directors. Antony was smoking a cheap cigar, a sharp, cruel sneer plastered across his wrinkled face."Get out of my way, Antony," Sirius growled, pushing past him toward his car. "I am not in the mood for your nonsense today.""You never are, Sirius," Antony chuckl
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