Edward’s anger flared, but Sean did not give him time to redirect the conversation. “Darius Kane,” he repeated. “Who is he?”“I told you I don’t know.”“You paused before answering.”“Perhaps I was wondering why my son suddenly cares about saving the company he helped destroy.”“This isn’t about the company.”“Everything is about the company.”“No.” Sean’s voice turned cold. “He was at Shannon’s clinic today.”Nothing came from the other end.Edward did not ask why Darius had been there, he did not ask whether Shannon was safe.Sean straightened.“What does that have to do with me?” Edward finally said.“You tell me.”“I have never met the man.”Another lie.Sean could hear it now, not because Edward sounded uncertain, but because he sounded too controlled.His father had spent decades lying to investors, regulators and people who trusted him. Sean had grown up watching him turn silence into authority. But fear had entered that silence.“You should know something,” Sean said. “Darius
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