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Fallen For Best Friend’s Daddy

Fallen For Best Friend’s Daddy

“You get that look like you’re calculating five outcomes at once.” I crossed my arms. “I am not calculating anything.” Capri’s eyes lingered on me a second longer than necessary. He leaned back against the counter. “That’s not true.” Something in his tone shifted. Not playful. Not accusing. Observing. “And what exactly do you think I’m calculating?” I asked. He didn’t answer immediately. His eyes flicked toward the hallway. Jonathan’s hallway. Then back to me. “Risk,” he said simply. The silence settled again.
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Risk It All

Risk It All

“And why would he feel guilty? He did not force me at all. I may not remember it, but I know Caesar is not the kind of guy who would do such disgusting things even when he is drunk.” Raine raised her brows. “And how sure are you that he really didn’t? You said it: you don’t remember what happened, and also, you have never gone on a drinking session with him; you never got drunk with him, so did you know what kind of person he is when he’s drunk?” I looked at Raine this time, and with a serious voice, I asked her back. “Why? Do you think Caesar is capable of doing such things?” Raine fell silent for a millisecond before answering, “No. He can’t do such a nasty thing.”
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Surrogacy For Ex's Uncle Professor

Surrogacy For Ex's Uncle Professor

And when I finished, I waited, watching him closely. He stared at me for a moment, silent. Then his brow furrowed, and I saw the realization settle behind his eyes. “Are you insane?” he asked, incredulous. “You want to walk into that with nothing but hope and a half-baked backup plan?” “It’s not half-baked,” I said calmly. “It’s calculated risk.”
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The Dark Below

The Dark Below

The left-hand grab the quill from the corner of his desk, and he continues to write his formulas over the diagrams that are in the book. Across the sides of the page and deep within its corners are numerical and algebraic formulas that arcane mage users create to conjure spells but not only just to manifest magic but also to calculate the risk of such usages. At the bottom of the passage, Troy begins to write an expression: “1cAP = √100%R. 6cAP = √600%R. “the pattern goes on and on throughout the chapter that he read through. Troy writes down a current formula that he is working on: “ArRxTR by 25%e...” Troy places the feather part of the quill up to his lips and for a moment he lets his thou
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The Boyfriend App

The Boyfriend App

Kate read. “Cool, huh?” Dion asked without looking over his shoulder as he sat in front of his computer. “The core algorithm is based on an insurance risk-assessment program. It’s like those love matches in horoscopes or blood-type partner compatibility in Japan, Korea and Taiwan – just way more scientific.”
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The Billionaire I Rejected Is My Boss

The Billionaire I Rejected Is My Boss

Everyone else was watching too. Waiting. “You’re asking me?” I said. “Yes.” Of course he was. I glanced briefly at the data on the screen, then back at him. There was no hesitation in his gaze. No doubt. He expected an answer. A real one. Not something safe. Not something rehearsed. I straightened slightly. “The projections are strong,” I said. “But the risk factor is being underestimated.” A pause. Small. But noticeable. “Explain.” I did. Clearly.
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Her Game; His Obsession

Her Game; His Obsession

“The primary risk is their liquidity position. They’re heavily leveraged, and if the market shifts…” “Actually,” Marcus interrupted, his voice dripping with false politeness, “if you look at page seven of the financial statements Elena circulated yesterday, you’ll see she miscalculated their debt-to-equity ratio. It’s 2.3, not 1.8. Which significantly changes the risk profile.” My blood ran cold. I pulled up the document, looking at it quickly, trying to ignore the burning I felt in my cheeks. I never made such mistakes ever but shit, he was right. I’d transposed two numbers.
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THE LUNA HE BURIED

THE LUNA HE BURIED

She looked at him. "The calculus of it. What was safe to want. What the risk-adjusted version of a good life looked like." She paused. "I got very good at the calculus. It kept me alive and functional and moving forward and I do not regret it." Another pause. "And then I met you. And you made me want more than the risk-adjusted version. You made me want the actual one." She looked at the courtyard around her — at Eli and the frog container and Nadia and Marcus and Ethan at the back and the evening light doing what it always did. "This one. All of it. Without the calculation." She looked at him.
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I Married the Man My Ex Could Never Compete With

I Married the Man My Ex Could Never Compete With

Adrian Pov The first thing I read every morning is the risk. Not news. Not markets. Risk. By six a.m., three separate intelligence summaries sit on my tablet. Media sentiment analysis. Security monitoring. Investor response projections. A fourth report arrives while I’m halfway through the first coffee. Internal threat assessment. I read it twice. Nothing dramatic. No direct threats. No credible violence indicators. Which means the danger is still forming. Unpredictable phases are always the most expensive.
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