The study felt like a war zone.Richard Voss stood behind his massive oak desk, knuckles white as he gripped the edge, his face twisted in a mixture of rage, disbelief, and deep, gut-wrenching betrayal. Sophia leaned against the bookshelf, arms crossed, her eyes gleaming with vicious satisfaction. Damien lingered near the door like a shadow, watching everything with dark amusement. Elena had vanished the moment voices rose.Lila’s hand trembled in Victor’s grip. Her father’s words still echoed in her ears.“Get out. Both of you. Today.”Victor didn’t flinch. He stood tall, 6’4 of pure dominance, shoulders squared, jaw set like stone. His thumb stroked the back of Lila’s hand in a silent promise.“No,” Victor said, voice low and deadly. “I’m not leaving her. And she’s not leaving me.”Richard laughed, but there was no humor in it — only pain. “You’ve lost your goddamn mind, Victor. She’s my daughter. My *little girl*. I trusted you with my family, with my empire, and this is how you re
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