AMIDST all the quiet, steady good fortune unfolding in their lives, a long-overdue new chapter finally began. Alas had grown into a widely respected name in the business world, with a stable, loving family of his own and a reputation for sharp, visionary leadership in marketing and technology. Janus, too, had built a thriving career as a successful real estate developer, with a happy home and a wife he adored in Shirley. Most surprising of all, the two men had rekindled their old friendship, letting go of the bitter rivalry their fathers had forced on them for decades. And it was that renewed bond between Alas and Janus that finally pushed Eduardo Dela Merzcid and Theodore Domingo to face the years of resentment they had buried deep inside.Theodore Domingo was in his sixties now, his hair almost entirely white, the deep lines on his face maps of every hard-won lesson and bitter regret he had carried through life. But in his eyes, there was a new, soft peace—shadowed, still, by the he
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