Inside an eccentric-looking house, Gregg sat across from Rhino, whose expression reflected a mix of fury and hope. The room, dimly lit, added an air of secrecy to their conversation."Rhino, my man, I gotta hand it to you. Escaping police custody is no small feat," Gregg praised, a sly grin on his face as he acknowledged Rhino's audacious escape. Rhino, though still seething with anger, couldn't help but feel a sense of accomplishment at Gregg's approval. "Had to pull some strings, you know. Can't let those cops hold me down."Gregg chuckled, leaning back in his chair. "You always find a way to keep things interesting. Now, what's the plan? You're not just here to bask in your successful escape, are you?" Rhino's eyes glinted with determination. "Burton Investments. I want in, and I want to take it down from the inside."Gregg's eyebrows shot up in surprise, a gleam of admiration in his eyes. "Well, well. Looks like we've got ourselves a grand scheme. Count me in, Rhino. Let's b

After breakfast, Bella stormed into Lisa's room, frustration etched on her face. She vented her discontent, accusing Lisa of doing nothing while Duncan seized every opportunity to impress Ma'am Luna."Mother, I'm trying my best. It's not easy," Lisa snapped back, defensive.Bella, undeterred, insisted, "Well, your best isn't good enough. Duncan is gaining ground, and it seems like things are in his favor at the moment.""I know it seems that way, but I'm working on it," Lisa defended herself.Bella crossed her arms, her frustration evident. "We can't afford to let Duncan have the upper hand. Do something, and do it quickly. Your grandmother shouldn't be won over by him."Lisa, feeling the pressure, nodded solemnly. "I understand, mother. I will step up my game and make sure Duncan doesn't get too comfortable." Bella's frustration bubbled over as she confronted Lisa. "You're working on nothing. If Duncan gets even a small promotion, know that you're losing your position in the comp

Duncan, reveling in Lisa's inability to respond, continued to taunt her sadistically."Can't find your voice, Lisa? How ironic," he sneered, relishing the moment.Lisa, frustration and helplessness etched across her face, glared at Duncan, her eyes conveying a mix of anger and desperation.Duncan, thoroughly enjoying his perceived triumph, added insult to injury. "Guess you won't be doing much talking anymore, huh?" He chuckled mockingly, emphasizing the gravity of Lisa's predicament. Unable to articulate her emotions, Lisa's hands clenched into fists as she watched Duncan revel in his perceived victory. The silence weighed heavily in the room, amplifying the emotional tension. Duncan, with a final smirk, decided to leave, leaving Lisa to grapple with the aftermath of her own actions. As he exited, he couldn't resist one last jab, "Maybe next time, think twice before trying to play games, Lisa." With that, he walked away, leaving her alone with her silenced thoughts and the conse

As Abigail's jeep roared away, the lingering sound echoing in the air, Ma'am Luna turned to Gregg with a stern expression. "Did you spill our secrets to her?"Gregg, maintaining his composure, assured, "Not all of them, just what she needs to know." He avoided their gazes, not wanting them to see through his presumed white lie.Laila, visibly concerned, questioned, "Why would you trust her with anything?"Gregg, with confidence in his voice, replied, "Abigail can be trusted. She's Rhino's niece."Laila, growing frantic, retorted, "I don't trust her!"Gregg, calm and collected, explained, "There's nothing to worry about. If she screws us up, Rhino gets messed up too. She won't risk that."Ma'am Luna, steering the conversation, asked, "What can Abigail help you with?"Gregg, his eyes glinting with determination, revealed, "She's going to assist me in executing the next phase of my plan to eliminate Archi's son."Intrigued, the group pressed for details about Gregg's plan. “What's you

It was a moment of uncertainty, a flicker of hope in the midst of their turmoil. Duncan, seemingly detached from the family dynamics, extended an olive branch, presenting a chance for them to regroup and face the challenges that lay ahead. Though skeptical, Bella and George found it hard to believe Duncan's unexpected offer. Bella, harboring doubts, remarked, "He's probably here to mock us, especially me. I've never been nice to him."George, torn between skepticism and a glimmer of hope, replied, "We have got no other choice at the moment."“Enter the car,” Duncan said and got in. They hesitated but decided to follow Duncan, a mix of suspicion and desperation clouding their judgment. After a ten-minute drive, the taxi halted and they got out of the car. Duncan led them to a duplex house, seemingly unaffected by their skepticism. He gestured towards the property and said, "You can live here." Bella and George exchanged surprise glances before fixating their gaze on the house i