The Billionaire’s Blood Debt: Ruined by My Enemy
The black ink on the heavy archival paper was dry, but the hand that had pressed the metal nib into the page had left deep, physical grooves in the fiber.
The force behind the pen had been real, a heavy, downward pressure that had scarred the paper itself. My fingers traced those deep, ragged impressions, mapping the physical weight of the writer's hand. It was like reading a silent, tactile record of someone’s focused, unyielding intent.