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"Evening, as some of you know and some of you don't, my name is Damien. I'm twenty-seven years old and I am the owner of this place." Raven's mouth dropped, what? How was he so successful at such a young age. Raven lightly poked the girl next to her so that she could get her attention. "What does he do for a living?" she whispered. "He is the CEO of Luxshmier. Don't you know them? They are very popular and that's where he gets his wealth from." "Did he star......." Before Raven could finish her sentence, she was cut off: "Can you speak when it's your turn to make an introduction." said Damien.

Avery smirked. “Well, my songs were bought and streamed by a thousand people on music platforms, and it pays pretty well,” Damian shyly rubbed the back of his neck. “Whoa, you're becoming a real star.” Avery laughed. “We can even eat at such fancy restaurants now.” “I'm willing to make each of your dreams come true,” Damian said with a smile. “But it makes me feel bad,” Avery pouted. “I should get a job as fast as I can so that I can offer you things with my own money. I can't always depend on you and the large sum I inherited from my dad.”

EPISODE 4: Searching for one Damien shook the hand of the man sitting opposite him and smiled. His eyes shone beneath the sky and his hair danced and bounced with each move he made. A business deal was done and dusted and once again, his territory had been expanded. It was something to be proud of, something to be excited about, something to want too merry for. And yes, he would feast again to celebrate this new expansion and let the world know that he wasn’t going to stop.

He scans the arena. Damien Blackwell. So that's his name. These rich, mysterious men and their sophisticated names. “$100 million from Damien Blackwell,” Mr Shumway repeats. “Going once... going twice—” “$200 million!” Liam roars and clenches his teeth. What??? I’m practically holding my breath. This is getting out of hand. $200 million for a single painting?! And Damien Blackwell, whoever he is, is so calm and composed. He’s not even breaking a sweat. He leans backwards in his seat and smiles.

"Then why are you still here? Why haven't you run?" "Because I'm tired of running." Damian turned the computer monitor so Roman could see it. Account balances, transfer screens, offshore routing numbers. "Look at all of this. All the money you've made. All the success. All the power. I could take it all. Transfer it somewhere you'd never find it. Destroy you completely." "Is that what you want?"

Damian declared and was about to leave but then Devon said something. "Twenty million dollars... I'll give you the twenty million dollars, just take it and forget about whatever transpired between us. Surely, you can't refuse such a huge sum of money." Damian was taken aback, so then he stopped. Was he really that inferior, that Devon would pay such a huge sum of money to get rid of him? He contemplated. And all for what? To be with his sister... A girl he barely knew? Never in his life had he, Damian Lawson been rejected in this manner. In truth, he was in love with Devon... a love, at first sight. A twisted, obsessive love.

All I have to do is sign. But my hand doesn't move. Six months of seeing Damian's face across conference tables. Six months of him watching me, breathing the same air, and probably trying to make my life difficult. Six months of keeping Charlie hidden from the Sterlings. "Something wrong?" Damian's voice cuts through my thoughts. "Having second thoughts about taking my money to build your little company?" I look at him. "Excuse me?" "You heard me." He leans back in his chair. "Five million dollars from my mother bought you a nice little consulting firm, didn't it? And now you want to sit here like you built it yourself."

It was war smelling the mate bond. I thought the bond was dead. “You smell like power now,” he growled. “Like storms and the moonlight. What really happened to you?” I stood tall, refusing to hide my body. “I survived. I was what you tried to kill.” Damon’s jaw dropped. For the first time, I felt pain appear right in his eyebrows. “I was wrong, Annie. Cassandra lied to me. I only allowed pride and fear to make me throw away the best thing in my life… my coming Luna.”

Damien was a Moretti, son of one of the most powerful crime lords in Italy. "My father knows where I am?" The question came out quiet. "Not yet." Enzo examined his nails casually. "But he will soon because I'm going to tell him. Unless you give me a reason not to." "What do you want?" Damien's hands had curled into fists. "Information. Names. Details about certain operations you were involved in before you ran." Enzo's smile widened. "And maybe a little compensation for my silence. Say, fifty thousand euros?" "I don't have that kind of money." Damien's voice was tight. "I'm a priest, I own nothing."

Helicopters didn't belong here. Neither did billionaires. But as a tall figure emerged from the aircraft, his charcoal suit immaculate despite the coastal wind, Maya felt ice crystallize in her veins. She knew that silhouette. Everyone in America knew that silhouette. Damien Cross. Tech mogul. Venture capitalist. The man whose face graced the cover of Forbes with alarming regularity, whose companies had revolutionized everything from social media to artificial intelligence. The man who, according to last month's tabloids, had just closed a deal worth eight hundred million dollars before breakfast.