Power Cassandra Robbins Novels & Stories

I retorted. "No. Her source of power is now void, and that means she is powerless, at least for now. She had a certain warrior, named Ubuntu; he was Cassandra's war machine who possessed infinite dark powers, but Ubuntu and his shady warriors, have all been disenfranchised by a more powerful being…" I listened intently as Rema relayed the events that had just transpired in Cassandra's chambers. I could barely contain my glee when I heard that Cassandra's warriors were now powerless.

“What now?” Her fingers moved rapidly across the screen. Then stopped. “No…” Victor stepped closer. “What is it?” Cassandra looked up slowly. “The copied system just accessed international financial routing.” The room froze. Lucian whispered, “…That’s bad.” “It gets worse,” Cassandra said quietly. The copied system wasn’t stealing funds. Not attacking markets. It was reallocating infrastructure support. Efficiently. Perfectly. Power balancing. Supply routing. Emergency optimization. Faster than human systems ever could.

"What did you say? You want Karen to give me conservative treatment?!" Frank Myer stared at me in disbelief, lowering his voice as he grit his teeth. "Janet, are you crazy?! Karen has always worked in admin; she doesn't even know how to treat patients. Are you trying to get me killed by letting her treat me?" I immediately raised my voice and shot back, "What? Are you saying Karen can’t give any treatment at all? Then, how is she qualified to run for chief?"

Cassandra rushed her words to me. "What!" I exclaimed shockingly, my blue eyes dilating out of their sockets. Oh no! My source of income! "...you have to calm down babe." Cassandra consoled me but I wasn't consoled at all as I hung up the call and cried into bed. "No!" I scream tearfully, crying achingly into the pain. ♣️♣️♣️♣️♣️♣️♣️ >>> THE ROBERTSON MANSION <<<

The manager, Mr Gad Robin, stood around 6'4" with a broad, athletic build. His tailored charcoal suit accentuated his shoulders. A crisp white shirt and patterned tie added a touch of professionalism, Polished black oxfords complemented his outfit. As he approached, Cassandra's apprehension resurfaced. "Hello, uhhm," "Cassandra Pete sir." She said. "Hello Cassandra Pete." He repeated with a warm smile. "I'm Mr Gad Robin, the manager of Clearview enterprises.Unfortunately, the boss couldn't make it." Cassandra's tension dissipated slightly. She had no idea who the boss was, but she had a feeling he would be extremely strict, but the manager's kind eyes put her at ease. He sat opposite her, hi

I rolled my eyes. "Let's look at it critically, Lord adam." Cass shared a glance with him. "I'm listening son, carry on." He urged him to carry on. "Let's look at the possible causation of Robinson's death." Cass stood up and started wandering the room in his bid to carry us along. "He could have died of lung or heart diseases because he is a hardened smoker, he could have been dying slowly because of the damages caused by cigarettes." "Oh my god! Stop it, Cass." I stood up immediately and raised my hands to silence him.

Rain streaked down the steel beams of the port like liquid glass. Every drop echoed against metal and concrete, turning the familiar docks into a labyrinth of shadows. Cassandra Rossi stepped from her black SUV, boots splashing in shallow puddles. She pulled her coat tighter around her shoulders and glanced at the convoy of trucks lined up in perfect formation. The weight of the operation pressed down on her chest, but she welcomed it. Control was her element.

The ring suddenly seemed like a millstone dragging me into the depths of the ocean. “Of course not,” Toby said as Cassandra sat straighter in her chair and rolled her eyes, refusing to look at me. “Oh, please,” Cassandra blurted as she smoothed the wrinkles from the tablecloth. “It’s not such a far-fetched notion. Think about it. Harkness pharmaceuticals and Argentum would be an unstoppable powerhouse. It’s just good business, and one everyone will eventually come to see. I mean, did you really think that people wouldn’t ask about such a merger? Why, it’s practically demanded of you.”

CASSANDRA When I got to work that day, Becky was already hard at work. She was surrounded by a stack of books, along with a long line of vials and bottles. Her eyes were so focused on her work that she hadn’t even noticed my arrival. “Becky?” I prompted her when she didn’t say anything. “Becky, is everything alright?” My assistant finally looked up at the sound of her name, and her dark eyes grew wide. “Sorry, Cassy,” she said. “I didn’t even hear you.”

✨✨✨✨✨ Russell I drove to the small grocery outlet in town, parked the car, and headed inside. The place looked more prominent than the last time I was here. Indeed, this place was remodeled. No wonder it was closed off last year. "Hey, Patty!" I greeted an elderly lady at the register. She had worked here for as long as I could remember. "Hi, honey. It's good to see you back home. I hear you brought home a hottie with you. When can we meet her?" She says, making me lower my head to cover my blush as I chuckled.