Teach me to desire
He stood over me, demanding that I meet his gaze.
“Look at me,” he ordered again, his voice cracking slightly on the first syllable. His eyes were not just angry; they were dead, utterly devoid of any recognition or affection, filled only with disgust and a profound sense of shattered entitlement. “Look at the filth you have made tonight. The merger is dead. Years of work, decades of planning, the security of this entire family… ruined. You have made us a spectacle, a disgrace, a joke that will run in every newspaper across the globe. All because of your sickness.”
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