The morning light in Kai’s study was sharp and expensive, cutting across the dark wood and the low glass desk. Alex stood in front of it with the posture of someone who had already decided he would not leave without a clear answer. At nineteen, nearly twenty, he carried his father’s height and the same controlled stillness, but there was an edge of restlessness that belonged only to him.“I want to build something that is mine dad,” Alex said. The words were measured, practiced. “Not a stipend. Not a title that waits for someone to die. Independence. I’ve been looking at markets, at gaps. I have an idea that can stand on its own.”Kai leaned back in the chair, fingers steepled. He studied his son the way he studied balance sheets—searching for the weakness and the leverage at the same time. “Sit down son.”Alex sat.“You already have a place in everything I built,” Kai said. “The properties. The forex structures. The public side—music, influence, the image that keeps the rest of it qu
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