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Kyra lay down on bed that night and browsed online, checking information about Adrian. “He used to be fat when he was a kid, huh. Then he got fit, almost at the same time when he started doing business. Instead of working in his father’s company, he started making investments in other companies and even built a start up company with his own money. “Though he failed with that company, he succeeded in the investment business and earned billions in a matter of a few years. A self made man… Interesting… He’s completely different from Gregg Huefner. I wonder how he’ll be in person.”

"It's yours now. Everything but the security server is gone. I even packed my suits. I won't be needing them." Vivian accepted the glass of dark red wine. "Thank you, Elias. For all of it. For believing in a life that wasn't built for a billionaire." "I believe in you," he corrected, turning his body toward her. "I have no idea how to run a sustainable lifestyle. My knowledge stops at maximizing profit and acquisition. I am a retired CEO with no marketable skills outside of global finance." A genuine smile touched his lips. "I'm going to need you to teach me how to exist in a world where things matter more than money."

My body sagged, knees weak. Mia rushed to my side, eyes wide. “Amara, do you even know who that was?” “Some arrogant jerk?” Her jaw dropped. “That was Damian Cruz. The billionaire.” My stomach flipped. My entire life flashed before my eyes. Billionaire? Damian Cruz? As in Cruz Holdings—the man who owned skyscrapers, shipping lines, hotels? Perfect. Just perfect. I hadn’t just ruined someone’s morning. I’d ruined a billionaire’s suit. And maybe my life along with it.

The kind of wealth where people don’t ask how much, they ask how many countries. I made my first million before I could legally drive, acting in plays, television, and films while other kids were worried about acne and algebra. My parents invested every penny, and by the time I turned eighteen, the interest alone could’ve kept me in champagne and private jets for the rest of my life. But that wasn’t the point. I didn’t want to be “the MacLeod heiress.” I wanted to earn my success, really earn it. Plus my parents were fucking AWFUL.

Built on a real problem with a real solution and a clear path to profitability that didn’t require luck, only execution. He had no capital. This was the first problem, and he solved it the way most people with no capital and a good idea solve it — by finding someone with capital who could be persuaded that the idea was worth backing. He had spent considerable time inside thinking about how to do this without revealing himself, without creating a public profile, without becoming the kind of visible entity that could be found and targeted. This approach can inspire the audience's confidence that strategic secrecy is a powerful tool for control and safety.

I recounted the family's history, Edward's legend, and the challenges and efforts we've faced over the years. Discussing these topics took very little time. James had coached me. "Keep their imagination of Aesthete alive. What do people associate with a tycoon? Money, champagne, luxury cars... How many would imagine a tycoon waking up early for work and working long hours? Your explanations that don't fit their expectations might make them doubt everything else you say." The key point to focus on next...

Although it felt strange talking to him like this, saying words without a single yell from him, he couldn’t even whisper. “I moved that money because I needed to handle certain business. It’s just business, Dad, just like you would say, but some businesses are secrets that shouldn’t be told.” I leaned forward, resting my elbows on my knees. “Maybe I am like you after all, Dad. You ran this empire like a fortress, doing everything that needed to be done. And that is exactly the blueprint I’m following.” I sighed. “I’m going to wear the crown if it means I lose myself to get it.”

“Come in. Let’s have a cup of coffee.” “I am not stepping inside until you explain what the hell happened and how the fuck you are not dead,” Damian snapped. Richard rubbed his face. “I made some bad investments,” he admitted. “Dangerous people were after me. I had to disappear.” Damian stared at him like he had completely lost his mind. “You made some bad investments?” Damian repeated in disbelief. His laugh came out bitter. “You fucking embezzled money, got involved in illegal activities, ruined lives, and instead of manning up and fixing your mess, you ran away?”

He had an unnatural gift when it came to the stock market, according to what she found out from Evelyn. He laughed. “I’m accepted as one, but only because they don’t know how to read me. They see money and that’s what they want. I’m just a tool that adds to their wealth. I play the market because I’m good at it. It’s a hobby.” “How good?” He gave her a sidelong glance. “Good enough to guess if you put fifty thousand on Sidewize Inc. today, you could have a million dollars by the end of the week.”