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Scott stated. Everyone scrambled from their seats, hurrying out of the room. Everything about Travis had always triggered Scott, a fact that had remained hidden since they were in opposite industries. Now that Travis had moved into the medical technology field, Scott could hardly get a day of rest. “You are not going to win this round like every other one, Ashford, not if I have anything to say about it.” Scott mumbled in a hard voice as he turned to stare at the city. “Mr. Cavanade?” Someone called behind him.

I supposed he was thinking about the fingerprints I’d left all over his apartment, though never in the bedroom. “And when was the last time you saw Mr. Cavendish?” “Last Thursday.” “The day before he died.” “Scott died on Friday?” I let myself frown slightly. “I thought, well, it doesn’t matter.” “You thought what?” “I thought he died over the weekend. I know his cleaning service found him Monday morning, and well, it’s just a pity that he was alone for so long. Seems, I don’t know, somehow ghoulish.” “Yes. And may I ask what the two of you talked about last Thursday?”

Nothing had made the news, so they had to tread lightly and not give themselves or their knowledge of Bolton's demise away. "Do you have anything new about Bolton? Is he adhering to house arrest? Don't tell me he's escaped," Cassie asked without even saying hello. Leontowich nodded a greeting and spoke. "He hasn't escaped." He cleared his throat. "We're here to let you know that Bolton Thomas has passed away." Passed away? Cassie gaped, and it wasn't feigned. "What? How?" "The cause of death has not been made official, and it will likely not be made public. We wanted to stop by to let you know of his passing," Tochar said.

“I suppose that you’ve both heard that someone died at Zeus the other day?” “Yeah,” Cameron was solemn. “Not good.” “I heard that it was gruesome,” Rhett said with enjoyment. “Everyone’s been talking about it.” “Have you heard who it was?” Heath wondered. “Nope, not been released yet, need to notify next of kin, and so on,” Rhett replied, and then his eyes sharpened. “Why? Do you know?” He asked eager for the gossip. “I do,” Heath said slowly. “It was Patrick Carter.”

"Mr. Taylor? I'm on duty. Address me by my title." Everyone fell silent. As expected of a public servant, he showed no regard for the chairman of a major corporation. Javier clenched his jaw, forcing down his anger. "Chief Taylor, we're in the middle of a board meeting. Can this wait until we're done?" "No, we can't. This is a matter of life and death, Mr. Javier." Cyrus turned away and strode straight toward Justin, who remained seated calmly. "Mr. Justin, your uncle, Zachary Dutton—the former chairman of Dutton Group—was found dead by the side of a highway in Solana City.

Coulson inserted. “Yes.” I clenched my fist. “But everything might’ve changed. She didn’t get to marry Scott.” I knew that by now when she came to New York. But why? What changed? There must be something else. It could be connected. Samuel’s death, the mansion, the Scotts. “But in addition, Benjamin Scott died five years ago from an illness. I guess we would be dealing with his son now,” Dylan said. Fuck! What was it to him? I remembered Charles as a rather skinny, timid boy that had always followed Samuel wherever he went.

His family held a funeral back in Rochester. "Holy hell, Tito's finally six feet under?" Scott said, strolling into the office and plopping down beside me. "I was starting to think he had a damn immortality potion stashed away." Niko narrowed his eyes at him, "Do you ever take anything seriously, Scott?" he snapped, his tone laced with irritation. Scott's grin only widened, "Come on, boss, lighten up," he said with a playful wink, "It's not every day a big shot like Tito kicks the bucket."

My voice broke as tears began to fall. … Three months later, the world was stunned by the news—Edward Scott, CEO of Scott Corporation, had tragically died in an accident at Maranigan Peak. Perhaps, for me, it was a kind of release and a new beginning.

Before Suzanne could question her further, Nina ended the call. A strange sense of unease crept into her chest as she grabbed the remote and switched on the television. The screen flickered to life, and the face of the news anchor filled the room. "Breaking news—" The words barely registered before the headline flashed across the screen. "CHAIRMAN OF CARTER CORPORATION AND CARTER SPECIALIST HOSPITAL FOUND DEAD." Suzanne’s breath caught in her throat. The reporter continued, "In the early hours of the morning, Chairman Leo Carter was pronounced dead. Sources confirm that after his surgery, his body rejected the new heart, leading to severe complications and ultimately stopping blood flow. Cha

Not only was Alex a martial arts expert, but he was also the true master of cultivation. Although Scott felt endlessly remorseful, it was too late. Bam! Scott fell to the ground and was no longer breathing. Everyone in the Yowell family looked as if they had just seen a ghost. Evan Laws covered his mouth. “How is this possible? How could this be?” he cried out pitifully. Anna blinked her pretty eyes several times—she was thoroughly shocked. Michelle even cried out loudly. Sky Melvis was still recording a video of the battle. He walked over to look at Scott before shaking his head and sighing. “Scott Pattingson lost to a single punch and died on the spot. No grudges will be held in this fight