Blackstone Founder Book Novels & Stories

I ran after him. Zithan drove through the company gates and parked without a word. We headed straight for the elevator. The Blackthorne Group. We had built it from the ground up at eighteen — three brothers who had just lost their father and refused to let what he left behind go to waste. Alpha King Douglas Blackthorne had given us the foundation. We had done the rest — the long nights, the arguments, the breakthroughs, the setbacks that nearly broke us. The Blackthorne Group now dominated the territory. Multiple awards. Major contracts. Built by our hands and held together by the fact that we had always been strongest when we moved together.

Old-school gentlemen bullshit that would’ve been charming if I didn’t know exactly what vultures they all were. But my eyes found him immediately. James Blackstone. CEO of Blackstone Industries, Alexander’s biggest rival, and the man who’d been trying to poach me for the past two years. He was handsome in that polished, dangerous way—silver hair, expensive suit, smile that could cut glass. “If it isn’t the beautiful Isabella,” he purred, using the name that made my skin crawl. “Haven’t seen you in a long time, darling. Have you thought about the CFO position at my company since we last spoke?”

But I could sense the undercurrents of supernatural politics flowing beneath the surface. "I've been investigating too," I said quietly. "And I don't like what I'm finding." "What do you mean?" I turned back to face him. "Jaxon, what do you know about why Blackstone University was really founded?" "It's a school for supernatural beings. A place where werewolves, witches, and other creatures can get an education while learning to control their abilities." "That's the official story. But I've been digging through the historical records, and there's another purpose. Blackstone was founded as a research facility."

he suggested, his hand wrapping possessively around Evelyn’s shoulder. Evelyn turned to him, a confused expression on her face. “What contract?” She asked. Before Alex could respond, Mrs. Triumph’s voice cut in. “Well…. My company, Blackstone Group, is launching a new fintech venture and wants Blackwood Empire as our lead partner. However, Mr. Blackwood is recommending your company instead.” Evelyn’s eyes widened in shock. “What?” She looked stunned. She wondered why would Alex make such a bold suggestion?

I said as I rested my head on his chest He chuckled slightly and then started reading, " Denver Hermes, was one of the best spies in Blackstone, he got married and with that his life changed. He stopped working with Blackstone and started to back up little by little... Blackstone killed his first two babies because he didn't accept giving them to this mafia to raise them. His wife got depressed and with that they adopted a baby and left the country." " Ohh horrible!" Luke's tone changed as he carried on I am more curious now. His parents were from Blackstone?! And those retarded fucks killed their own man's kids?!

“Please Ro, I wouldn’t ask if it wasn’t very important. I really don’t want to lose this client. You don’t have to worry about stripping at the club; it’s going to be at a private birthday party.” “Jess, I really can’t.” “Wait, just hear me out. The client is Wayne Blackstone,” Jessica said with excitement. Rose’s mouth fell wide open once again. Wayne Blackstone? As in, the billionaire Wayne Blackstone? He was CEO of Blackstone Corp; a major finance corporation in America. There was no one in Manhattan, New York, who didn’t know how rich he was. He was number one on Glam Magazine’s “Most Successful Under 30 Businessmen.” Wayne Balckstone was the definition of filthy rich and Rose had seen e

And like clockwork, they came knocking on my door, hopeful for a savior. I'd agreed, but only temporarily. The taste of steering my own ship with King Investments had been too sweet, too intoxicating. But Blackstone had been home once, and I felt an obligation to help steady the ship. I stepped back into those polished corridors, but only as a guiding hand, assisting in the search for a new CEO, someone who could bring stability and growth back to the company. My heart, though, was fully committed to my own venture. As much as Blackstone was my past, King Holdings was my future.