Caesar Lost Novels & Stories

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“We owe each other nothing now. Don’t show up around my casino again in the future.” Vincent’s words were cold and indifferent. His expression was stern. Those dark eyes were even more sullenly hostile. The reason he was able to win the hearts of the people and managed to stay safe and sound that day was all thanks to Vincent and Ivanka. When Vincent said something like that to him, he meant to cut off ties with him! Caeser naturally refused to lose such a powerful and influential good friend who could help him. “Mr. Windsor, isn’t everything good with us?”

As time passed, the atmosphere in the conference room grew increasingly tense. Even the reporters sensed something was off, whispering among themselves. Cecilia couldn't sit still anymore. She rose and walked out of the room. Liam stood at the window, unmoving, gazing down at the traffic swarming around the MT building. Cecilia stepped beside him, her voice low. "Did something happen?" Liam nodded. "Caesar has disappeared." Cecilia snapped her head toward him.

Celeste had just declared war. And I wasn’t about to lose.

Rosetta ruined the deal I had painstakingly negotiated with the largest arms dealers in the area, costing us close to two billion. The deal that took me six months of bloodshed to win and was supposed to be our big break went down the drain, just like that. When Caesar found out about it, he plotted Rosetta’s downfall. He wanted to build her up and knock her down hard to help me get back at her.

Saxon said, and the shocked uncertainty in his tone only had me further on edge. "There's been a rogue attack," he continued, "Here. We haven't had an attack since.. since my father was alive," he said, seeming to change his words part way. His face was paler as he met my eyes, and I knew he meant the war with the Royals.. with my family.

"Dad, I'm sorry. I always thought you were the villain for never letting me eat junk food while forcing me to study. Now, I know that you were doing it for my own good. I miss you, Dad. Let's go home." I silently watched them finish speaking. Then, right in front of them, I took Wendy's hand. "Serene, I blocked you because I had proposed to Wendy, and she agreed. I'm going to start a new life. "And, Tina? We're not related at all. Don't call me that again." Tina burst out crying. "Do you really not want us anymore?" "That's right," I said firmly. … A month later, I returned to Capitol with Wendy for our wedding.

Ceasar is another young cadet in their uniform but with black curly hair exposed out from his army cap. Ceasar bends his back, so he could be at my eye level. I notice his eyes are intense black; I question if any lights could escape from his eyes. He smiles at me, using his upturned eyes locking my gaze. “I haven’t introduced myself officially. I’m Caesar. It is a great pleasure to meet you, Miss Joanne.” He even tries to do a Baisemain. Who would experience a Baisemain by an unfamiliar guy in a normal life? I immediately evades, pretending I didn’t know what he was planning to do.

I said, “I initiated everything.” Caeson scoffed. “I don’t need you to defend me, Charlotte.” I cringed, forgetting about his new ability to read my thoughts. He looked down at his hands, clenching and unclenching them. “I lost control.” I looked at Taide to see him staring down at the center of the bed. I couldn’t read his expression, but the words spilled out of my mouth quickly. “But I made him lose control.” Caeson sighed and got up, not really meeting my eyes as he spoke. “I’m glad you’re… awake. I’ll call the doctor back.”

The morning light over the city looked deceptively peaceful. Glass towers reflected the soft gold of sunrise, as though nothing in the world could possibly be wrong. But inside Hayes Global Enterprises, chaos had already begun spreading through the company. “Withdraw everything. Now.” A client’s voice snapped through the speakerphone before the line abruptly went dead. Beep. Silence. Sophia Hayes stood motionless in her office, staring at the blinking red light on the phone. Another contract was lost. Her assistant lingered hesitantly by the door. “Ma’am… that was the third major client this morning.”