Black Network
She had faked the final collapse, letting her body go limp to survive the storm, waiting for the predator to think he’d won.
In the absolute silence, her fingers curled inward, inch by inch. Her palm closed around a bloodstained glass shard from a broken goblet. She gripped it until it cut her own skin. The fear was gone. In its place, a cold, white fire began to burn.
Dominic Moretti stood at the floor-to-ceiling glass, a silent silhouette against the chaos. To the southeast, three columns of smoke choked the stars—his empire turned into a funeral pyre. The bulletproof glass swallowed the sirens, leaving the study in a silence so thick it felt like physical pressure. The only sound was the
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