Leah stood silently, her face downcast as the weight of her world pressed down heavily on her chest. Kadmiel, standing just outside her family’s home, felt the coldness of her rejection sting deep in his chest. She had deemed him an unreliable and annoying person, a man who had abandoned his responsibilities. Leah's mother, standing nearby, scoffed at Kadmiel, her voice dripping with disgust as she looked at Kadmiel. “You think you are anything compared to a man like Wilson?" she spat, her words sharp and filled with pain. "That rich young master could provide Leah with everything she and the children need, and he would also provide for her family too, he knows how to take responsibility. You? You are nothing but a ghost and a disgusting stain from her past. A mistake of a man. Kelita lowkey believed that Leah and her parents had been doing a bit too much, but she did not want to say anything so she would not worsen the matter. She knew Kadmiel would be mad at he

Meanwhile, Kelita had been standing with Kadmiel's son for a while. He had been inquisitive about the ongoing events in the house, though he did not understand much, he wanted to understand what was really going on. But Kelita was not going to be the one to give him that information, she believed he was too little to know all that happened. She distracted him with another story while still trying to pay attention to what Kadmiel, Leah and her parents had been discussing. Kelita and Kadmiel's son seemed to bond a lot during the little time they spent together. She hoped and silently prayed that Kadmiel wins this case, she would be the best aunt in the world to the twins, she looked at them both and admired how cute they had been. “Precious little darlings.” She said underneath her breathe.The drama in the house was still ongoing. Kadmiel stood still, a faint smile played across his face. The demand of one million from Leah's mother did not seem to bug him

Kelita walked back and forth in the dimly lit room, her mind kept racing. Phoenix, Kadmiel’s ever loyal and trusted subordinate, was seated at a nearby table, a small tablet glowing in her hands as she scrolled through pages of data. The room was quiet except for the faint tapping of her fingers on the screen. They had been given the task of finding everything they could about Blake, the notorious crime boss, and Young Master Wilson, the arrogant man who had threatened Kadmiel and Leah’s family. Phoenix stopped scrolling abruptly. “Yes! Finally, I got something,” she said, her voice calm but with a hint of excitement. Kelita looked at her, her eyes focused with graet interest.“Girl, what did you find?” Kelita asked, moving closer to look at the tablet on Phoenix’s hand. “Blake is nothing more than a thug,” Phoenix said, her voice filled with disgust. “He runs a few illegal businesses, but his most significant operation is human trafficking. He has been sellin

The tension in the air thickened and was palpable as the president of Vanguard Group, Tyrone Parker, rose from his knees with barely contained anger, his other followers also raised their heads up from the long bow. His eyes immediately turned towards Young Master Wilson, then his father. With a swift motion, he delivered a hard kick to Young Master Wilson’s side, causing the young man to stumble and fall to his knees in a jiffy. Young Master Wilspm groaned in pain. “I apologize for their behavior, Master Kadmiel,” Tyrone said, his voice low and respectful as he turned toward Kadmiel.“This is a disgrace to the company and to you. ”Young Master Wilson shrinked in pain, clutching his ribs, and his father folded and kept shut as Tyrone directed his fury toward them. Tyrone gave Young Wilson another solid kick, young Wilson roared in pain. The elder Wilson stood frozen, unsure whether to protest or accept the beating his son was taking. “I can throw them out of the bus

Blake leaned back on his opulent black leather sofa, a twisted smirk spreading widely across his face. His eyes bright with hate as he processed Jae’s suggestion. “So, you are saying Leah’s kids are in kindergarten?” he asked, his voice low and calculating. Jae nodded eagerly, his eyes lit with a dark satisfaction. “Yes, boss. They are enrolled in the kindergarten a few blocks away from Leah’s place. They are twins aged about five years old. They are always dropped off early in the morning and picked up around three in the afternoon. We could easily...” Blake waved his hand dismissively, cutting off Jae mid-sentence. “I do not need a detailed schedule,” he ssnapped, his tone dripping with impatience. “What is important is how we can use this information. I want Leah to be so terrified that she has no choice but to crawl to me on her knees, begging to serve me.” Jae’s lips twisted into a cruel smile. “We can take the kids, boss, and we will make it clear to Leah