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They just stood, still and silent, as if waiting for a command. She stared at them, confused, then turned to look toward the hallway. And there he was. Kingsley. Walking out of the bedroom slowly, his black shirt tucked into tailored charcoal slacks, a dark coat hanging off one arm. His face was calm. Almost too calm. As if he knew this moment was coming. “Katherine,” he said softly, stopping when he saw her. She felt her breath catch in her throat. “Kingsley? What’s going on? Who are these people?”

Damon grabs his keys, and his hand brushes mine as we head toward the door together. He doesn't say anything. He doesn't have to. We step out into the hallway, and there is Kingsley, slouched on the couch like the building owner that he is. Coffee in one hand, sunglasses pushed into his wild curls. “My favourite people in the whole world,” he announces with a grin. “Good morning, Kingsley,” I say, smiling. “Good morning, beautiful,” he says, with that same unbothered charm that probably gets him into more trouble than it gets him out of.

Kayla. As professors at the prestigious college where they had met her, the King brothers had taken on the additional responsibility of teaching not because they needed the job, but because it allowed them to keep an eye on her. To be near her. It was an unusual arrangement for men of their status, but for Kayla, they were willing to make exceptions. Their empire, Kings, was a powerhouse in the business world, its name synonymous with wealth, power, and prestige. Under its umbrella were a multitude of subdivisions, each run by one of the brothers, each thriving in its own right.

But beneath the ice, something had shifted in the five years since Clara's death. He was a workaholic. He arrived before dawn and left after sunset. But he was never too busy for his daughter. Emory Kingsley was five years old now, and she was the center of his universe. She had Clara's face the delicate nose, the rosebud mouth, the graceful bone structure. But she had Cassian's eyes, winter-gray and startlingly intelligent. Her dark hair was a wild mane that refused to be tamed. She was clever, curious, fiercely independent, with a laugh that could fill a room.

my far away cousin; Kingsley

I stared at him, eyebrows furrowed, as if I was trying to tell him how ridiculous an idea it was. "And guess who is bankrolling my campaign?" He asked, the excitement crawling up his skin. He could barely hide it. He was grinning from ear to ear, blushing so fiercely that I tried my best to conceal my laughter. "Who?" "Kingsley The Great. One of the leaders of the many dangerous packs based in Cleveland." He concluded, standing, with his heart pacing in a bid to contain his excitement which to me, was impossible. I ran a hand through my hair. Kingsley? Wasn't he the man that was rumored as fierce and dangerous? He was known almost throughout the country.

Louisa has unintentionally touched a soft spot. Kingsley had after all been abandoned by his birth parents at the orphanage. It took the charity of Chief Wills to make him the billionaire he is now. But Louisa is too charged to notice a change in his demeanor, she fires on. “Being out of control is intolerable, isn't it? You believe that you can get anything you want by simply waving your money around? Word of advice? Think twice!” Kingsley jerks to his feet, his massive body looming over her. With a harsh command in his voice, he exclaims, "Enough!" This is it, you will not address me this way!"

Her parents followed and sat directly across from the couple, like reflections, or perhaps foreshadowings of the power dynamics yet to come. Shortly, the emcee cleared his throat and prepared to begin, but before a word could be uttered, the doors at the far end of the Imperial Plaza opened slowly. Nathan Kingsley stepped in alone. He didn’t announce his arrival. He didn’t need to. Heads turned instinctively. His presence, like a blade drawn in a room of diplomats, cut through the chatter and champagne buzz. He wore a crisp navy suit, tailored within an inch of perfection, and that unreadablesmilee the one that always hinted at secrets far more dangerous than charm.

Tyga and the others were far too weak; if they were to join the battlefield, they'd just end up getting slaughtered instead. "You must have faith in Mr. Kingsley. He achieved nothing but success over the years as the leader of the Draconian Order. All of his strategies have worked so far, not to mention all the battles he led always end in victory. "Mr. Kingsley never fights a battle unprepared. I'm sure that everyone will return to us safely this time as well," Cassian said comfortingly. "Yeah. I believe that Mr. Kingsley and the others will be fine as well," Tyga agreed. "By the way, Mr. Kingsley told us to follow your orders from now on, Cassian."

Different disturbing thoughts kept coming to my mind. Today which is the first day of resumption, I almost faked being sick so I could stay back. But mom would not hear of it, I shook off the weird feeling and prepared myself for school. Empire High School Lagos Nigeria was the best private school in town, only the rich and influential kids attends the school, parents were bringing their kids with expensive cars, security men were opening doors for some to come out of the car, I was lost, just looking around. I knew I had the privilege to attend this kind of school all thanks to Mr Raphael.