Steinway Tower rose like a razor blade into the New York night, the world’s skinniest skyscraper, with one breathtaking residence per floor. At the very top, the penthouse offered a dizzying 360-degree view of Manhattan — glittering lights stretching from the Hudson to the East River, the Empire State Building glowing like a jewel below.Victor Kane, 46, owned the apex residence. Tall, powerfully built, with sharp features, sun-bronzed skin, and cold, commanding eyes, he was a hedge fund predator who took what he wanted — markets, companies, and women.He had met her earlier that day in a quiet downtown coffee shop.Lena Vogel, 25, was an Austrian tourist — tall and elegant with porcelain skin, long platinum-blonde hair, striking blue eyes, full breasts, a narrow waist, and long, toned legs. She had a quiet, refined beauty that instantly caught his attention.Chemistry sparked instantly. Coffee turned into donuts, then cocktails at the hidden speakeasy Monkey Thief. By the time they s
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