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James's lie was almost convincing, but Bella's raised eyebrow revealed her skepticism. "Please take note, my Lord. Mr. William claims that his client, Mr. Lucas only recently discovered he was a dual citizen but had previously exploited Chinese law to avoid going to jail." Bella's words settled heavily in the room. A hush fell over the courtroom as her statement left everyone pondering the absurdity of James' defense.

I laughed lowly at what Molly said, although I really didn't understand it because my mind was focused on the fact that the man who saved me and I vented out to last night was here inside my classroom, and it's not just that-- he is my professor! "Our new professor is Mr. Thiago DiLaurentiis?" I heard the girl behind me whisper again. She sounds so surprised. "Omg, you know him? Can you help me with him?" The other girl giggled. "Girl, are you kidding? He's like a famous CEO, and he's a freaking billionaire!" I sucked on my lower lip. Is that true? "I can't believe he's here right now. As far as I know, he's not from this city," I heard the girl add.

Boss Razor spat on the carpet and threw the morning newspaper right into Luke’s face. "Read the front page, you idiot!" Boss Razor roared. "Silver Creek Hill washed away in a giant mudslide last night! The city news says there was never a single diamond in that dirt hill—it’s just an old garbage dump! And since you put this company and your house down as collateral, you owe me fifty million dollars plus ten million in interest right now!" "What?! A garbage dump?!" Bella screamed, her fake eyelashes almost falling off. "No! Nova had that contract in her purse! She said it was worth five hundred million dollars!"

"That doesn't count! That was a scam!" Caroline looked at her nails and said, "It's not that hard for me to ask for the jewelry store's surveillance footage. "Let's see what everyone says when I share it with the public. Will they say that you're untrustworthy? Or call you a nouveau riche? What if they say that you don't deserve to be the eldest daughter of the Collins family?" "Caroline, you've gone overboard! What do you want?" Caroline glanced at the book and stated, "What I want is pretty simple. All you need to do is write down my name, as if I'm the one who donated the 20 million dollars."

he asked, his voice filled with empathy. I took a deep breath, trying to compose myself. "I don't have my money... it's been stolen!" I exclaimed, feeling a wave of despair wash over me. Cade's expression turned grim. "What?!" I felt the tears begin to pour again as I revealed the rest of my troubles. "And to top it all, Dad has been taken by a loan shark... and if I don't pay them their money, they'll kill him!" I felt like I was drowning in my problems, and I didn't know how to keep my head above water. "What am I going to do? What should I do?" I asked, feeling helpless and desperate.

“FROM ONE BILLIONAIRE TO ANOTHER: THE MYSTERIOUS MS. CARTER, THE ONLY ONE WHO CONQUERED TWO GIGANTS.” My jaw tightened. I hated to see my name next to Jin’s. The article didn’t say our names directly, but the pictures and information were enough to deduce who they were talking about. I’m sure they left out our names to avoid a huge lawsuit, not that it will help them. They left Emily’s name, and that was enough to make me angry and want to squash them like the ants they were. They made Emily look like a trophy; she wasn’t one. She…

"It feels honest. I spent half my life believing that if I couldn't count it, it didn't exist. I’m realizing now that the most valuable assets we own have never been on a balance sheet." Dante sat across from me, his presence a warm, solid anchor in the morning air. He didn't reach for a phone or a briefing. He just watched the city. Below us, Manhattan was waking up in shades of indigo and violet. The "Living Murals" pulsed with a soft, bioluminescent emerald, the colour of the "Vance Algorithm." They weren't just art anymore; they were the decentralized vault of our entire legacy. We had moved the money into the light, and the banks were still scratching at the shadows.

Instead, he intertwined our fingers and whispered, “Don’t let me lose you again.” “You won’t,” I said. “Not this time.” The next morning, I woke up to chaos. My phone wouldn’t stop buzzing. Notifications. Messages. Missed calls. Damien came out of the shower, towel around his waist. “What’s going on?” I turned the screen toward him. Headlines screamed from every corner of the internet: Cross LEGACY EXPOSED ILLEGAL EXPERIMENTS LEAKED ONLINE BILLIONAIRE HEIRS ACCUSED OF COVER UP

​We did it, I corrected. ​He didn't care about the board or the cameras or the millions of dollars currently evaporating as the merger collapsed. He pulled me into his arms, his grip so tight I could barely breathe. I buried my face in his chest, the smell of woodsmoke and rain finally replacing the scent of the hospital and the ink. ​The "Billionaire’s Debt-Bride" was a headline the world would forget by tomorrow. But as Damian held me in the middle of his crumbling empire, I knew that the story we were writing together was just beginning.

It was a dance of chaos, and she was the only one who heard the music. With a final, decisive tap, the brute-force program finished. A green ACCESS GRANTED flashed. She isolated a file, a hidden ledger of off-world slush funds, and copied it. On a third screen, she triggered a pre-programmed series of anonymous data dumps to several major news syndicates and the Inter-Sector Ethics Commission. On a fourth, she watched as 750,000 credits were broken into fractal pieces, bounced through a hundred shell corporations across a dozen worlds, and reassembled, pristine and untraceable, in an account that belonged to a philanthropic fund for displaced colonists. The magnate would wake up tomorrow to