Novel & Cerita Cobra Kai Eli Moskowitz

KAEL. It's only been six days since I rejected and banished my mate. And in those six days, I had not been myself. My wolf Echo had been giving me the silent treatment ever since. He was mad at me for rejecting our mate and banishing her from the pack without giving her the chance to defend herself. But I knew he was wrong. Ruby had killed my father, and I couldn't have had it any other way. My name is Kael Leonard, the only child of the late Alpha Frederick Leonard, except you'd count Ruby, his adopted daughter, as his child.

Note; Don't love bl?, SKIP The top floor of Helix Tower felt like another world, silent, luxurious, and intimidating. Kai Rivera stood nervously outside the massive glass doors of the CEO’s private office, adjusting his tie for the tenth time. At 23, fresh out of university, he had somehow landed the highly coveted and feared position of personal secretary to Leon Voss. Leon Voss. 32 years old, a brilliant, ruthless, and notoriously difficult to work for, most secretaries lasted less than a month.

he explained, "Who Is handling the company?" Doyin asked, "My Kids does" Mr Moses retorted, "Why do you want to keep me waiting here?" Doyin asked, "sit and eat" Mr Moses said, "Is there any other thing you want me to do for you?" Doyin asked, "I need a blow job, and If my dick arouse, you can ride on me briefly, you know I don't have power to pound" Mr Moses said, and he smiles, "I'm paying you and I need to enjoy my money" he said while eating,

He tilted his head to the side, his eyes observing her face and scanning her body curiously. He obviously recognized her. There was no doubt in the way his eyes lit up and his lips parted. Then he smiled. That smile. There were five managers in attendance. Karen could only recognize the general manager. Karen felt rooted to the spot, unable to move. She noticed her hands were shaking as she held the proposal. This wasn't how she had planned today to go. She hadn't planned for the CEO to be someone she knew, talk less of him being Kai. Wasn't Kai a werewolf? And also a business mogul in the human world? Karen had been working for him for four years and she had no idea whatsoever.

Grandma continued. That made sense. Perseo was creative and already worked in marketing. "Carter, you'll be Chief Financial Officer." That made sense too. Carter was a mathematical genius who probably could have worked for NASA or somewhere equally prestigious, but he had chosen to stay in the family business. "Mose, you'll be Chief Technology Officer." Oddly enough, that made perfect sense as well. Mose was every bit as brilliant as Carter. The problem was that he was lazy. He had created several apps, sold them for a fortune, and then spent his time traveling on his motorcycle.

Not from Vantage Capital Group. Not from any investment company. This was Viktor Morozov—one of the names often whispered in investigative journalist circles. A hired enforcer often employed by powerful figures to silence enemies quietly. No traces. No witnesses. Only death that looked like an accident or suicide. "You..." Steven stepped back. "You're not from Vantage Capital Group." Viktor smiled thinly—a smile that didn't reach his eyes. "No," he answered in a casual tone. "I'm not." Steven tried to turn and run toward the door.

Caterina “So Kai’s position is called a Pakhan, and Konstantin is his Brigadier or second in command?” I asked Viktor, who was currently busy explaining how the hierarchy worked in the Bratva. He nods. “Yes, you’re getting the hang of it. We don’t work according to the entire structure since we’re werewolves, and Kai basically runs legitimate businesses. He refuses to touch drugs, which is something a normal mafia boss would be itching to get their hands into.” He explains as we sit in the powder room area that overlooks Central Park.

I inquired. “ What person doesn't know him? I mean, he and CEO Kasper are the homme fatale of the business world,” one of them went. “ He's the CEO of MooBi entertainment and he's definitely more than capable and is a lot nicer than CEO Kasper. Well, as long as you don't come close to him or touch him,” she emphasized on the last part. How was he exactly nice then if he wouldn't let anyone close to him? Even Kasper wasn't this haughty.

“Moses has been around the scene for quite some time, and he has worked in the network for many years. He is pretty reputable in the city. Do you want to see him?” Caleb asked with respect. “The director of Lilyrose TV Station?” Without looking up, Kaze replied, “He can enter.” Soon, a middle-aged man with a balding spot cautiously followed Caleb into the office. “Mr. Mayor, this is Mr. McKentucky from Lilyrose TV Station,” Caleb said.

Moses asked the shareholders, his tone calm but confident. The shareholders exchanged glances, and one of them—a man sitting near the center—spoke up. “Impressive,” he admitted. “We’ve been trying to secure a cooperation deal with RaveNow for months. You managed to finalize it in just a few weeks. That’s remarkable.” The others nodded in agreement, murmuring their approval. Moses gave a small, almost imperceptible smile. “Oh, it wasn’t me,” he said simply. “The credit goes to my personal assistant. She handled everything.”