"So, you finally crawled out of the wreckage to watch the fire, Ethan?"Caleb didn't even look up from his glass. The amber liquid swirled, catching the dim, moody light of the bar. He looked like hell—expensive, tailored hell. His tie was loose, top button undone, and his hair was a mess. But the way he sat there, like he still owned the square footage under his boots, made Ethan’s teeth ache."I didn't come to watch," Ethan said. He pulled out the chair opposite Caleb, the wood screeching against the floor. He didn't sit. He leaned over the table, pressing his palms into the mahogany. "I came to buy the ashes. Morgan Industries is dead, Caleb. You’re just the last one to get the memo."Caleb let out a short, dry bark of a laugh. "Buy the ashes? With what? That 'conservative' capital you’ve been hoarding while I was actually building an empire?" He finally looked up. His eyes were bloodshot, rimmed with the kind of exhaustion that breaks men. "You’ve been waiting for this for ten yea
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