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Chapter Eighty-Four: Wei Chen Surfaces

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last update Tanggal publikasi: 2026-07-29 19:05:06

The silence inside Damien Blackwood’s penthouse suite felt thick enough to suffocate a man. Outside the expanse of reinforced glass, the city skyline spread out in an icy grid of light, cold and unbothered by the quiet disaster collapsing inside the room.

It had been a brutal, relentless week. Boardroom power plays, hostile regulatory freezes, and constant, unseen pressures had pushed Damien past his usual breaking point. He stood near the glass, his tailored jacket tossed somewhere on the floo
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