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Fury of the Forgotten Leah's mother
Kadmiel stood outside Leah's family home, his heart pounding hard and racing, he kept trying to find the right words to say that would calm her anger down. His palms were sweaty and red, and for a moment, he felt like that young man who had made a terrible mistake five years ago, he felt exactly how he felt when he was told he had to leave. He felt exactly the way he felt when he was on the boat cruise running from the problem that lay ahead of him. Now here he was. The guilt weighed heavily on him. He had to make things right, but Leah’s cold rejection earlier stung more than he expected. He had honestly not known about the children, had not known about the struggles Leah had endured. But what would he really have been able to do if he had known? What would he have changed? These thoughts kept ringing in his head with no definite answer to anything. All those years of absence could never be excused, but Kadmiel was determined to fix what he had broken. "Leah,
Fury of the Forgotten The cost of love
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
Fury of the Forgotten The Edge of Forgiveness
The tension in the room grew thicker as it grew tangible. Kadmiel’s head was sweaty due to the anger and his fist still trembled from the punch he had landed on the “great” Young Master Wilson. Master Wilson lay on the ground, clutching his jaw in shock and disbelief, his once proud and happy expression was now replaced by disbelief and rage. His bodyguards, previously standing idle, hopped into action at his furious command. “Get him! Kill him!” Wilson roared angrily, his voice thick with humiliation. The bodyguards, large men of intimidating stature, moved quickly, their faces set with determination. Leah’s heart raced as she instinctively clutched Kadmiel’s daughter closer to her. The little girl began to cry, her tears falling fast as she sensed the danger surrounding her father. "Kadmiel, please stop this! Stop all this violence! Violence has never been known to solve anything, please. What will you be teaching the kids? Please stop! Leah's voice was fi
Fury of the Forgotten Collateral Lives
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
Fury of the Forgotten A debt to protect
More of the bullies stormed in right after Phoenix had taken the first set of bullies away. The sound of heavy footsteps pounded loudly against the wooden floor of Leah's home. They immediately rushed toward Kadmiel, fists clenched and faces beaming rage. Jae stood back with an evil smirk that played across his face, his confidence rising as he watched the additional men enter. He folded his arms across his chest and watched on, “You are more than finished now, Kadmiel. You should have never gotten involved in something you knew you could not handle.” Leah stood frozen beside her mother, both their hearts pounding in their chests. Her children clung to her legs, sensing the danger but not fully understanding what was happening. Her mother’s expression was that of fear and anger, and Billy, her younger brother, stood trembling in the corner. Josh stood beside him too. It seemed like the whole world had turned against Kadmiel, as always. But Kadmiel remained ca
Fury of the Forgotten The Vanguard Group
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
Fury of the Forgotten The Discovery
The mild sun gleamed off the beautiful black car as it pulled up to the entrance of Vanguard Group head. The corporate headquarters, a towering glass structure, loomed over the bustling city, where workers and executives hurried about their business. But today, there was a different kind of buzz in the air, a very important guest was expected, one whose arrival had been whispered about for days. Young Master Wilson and his father, Harold Wilson stood near the entrance, trying their best to remain composed, though their eyes darted anxiously toward the gate of the building, expecting any car at any moment to pull up. They had been called here by the president of the Vanguard Group himself, instructed to welcome someone of great importance. Both men wore their finest suits, attempting to appear dignified, though inside, they were filled with anticipation. Harold Wilson dressed in a fine cream suit with a brown shirt whilst his son, Young Wilson, dressed in a Royal
Fury of the Forgotten Wilson Humility
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
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Chaos in the courtroom
Leah stared at Sealion, her eyes burning with excessive fury. "You keep underestimating him and I hate you for that," she spat. "You think he has no one loyal person and everyone will leave him. But you forget that the support of one person is just enough.”Sealion chuckled, an eerie sound layered beneath the mechanical distortion. “Loyalty does not exist in this world, all that matters is the big P. “Power” which is eternal."Leah tightened her fists, but before she could speak, the door behind Sealion went open. A masked guard stepped in, dragging a struggling child, her daughter, into the room. Leah’s breath hooked in her throat. "Enough resistance, Leah," the guard growled, pressing the mouth of the gun against the child's head. "Or you will be forced to watch this kid's end next time you try to be funny or disobey, that's clear?”Leah's heart and mind pounded. Her entire body shook, not with fear, but with anger. She wanted to jump at them, to rip the mask off Sealion and claw a
Fall of the Phantom
kadimel leaned against the cold wall of an abandoned building beside the great city bridge, he was still on guard knowing fully well people were constantly out there looking for his head, he held his gun tightly. His mind flashed through everything that had happened in the past month. The Governor was killed, his businesses gone, his houses burnt. So many things wrong. Leah was still missing, and getting beaten on what seemed to be daily based off what he saw in that video. Everyone was against him. His resources were gone.And now, he had to make a tough choice.Either to run or stay and fight. His clenched his jaw. His hatred for the four great families only increased. All his life, he had hated them, they had made life miserable for him since the day he was Ten Years Old at the boot camp. And now, they still would not leave him alone, he did not understand the level of hate. He was always thinking about war against them.Now, it was here. And he was not going to lose. Shortly
Leah Tries to escape (Again)
Days had passed and Leah was still in captivity, Sealion had brought in one of best doctors in the city to come treat her injuries which see sustained during the beat-up she had gotten while trying to escape“See, I am not as bad as you think I am, if you comply with my rules, but you know, ladies these days, want to be unnecessarily brave.” Sealion said during one of the visits with the doctor. Leah was recovering really quickly and after a few days, she was strong enough to stand and move around in the room. She spent these days cuddling her children, but her mind still was not settled, she was determined to get out of that room, no matter what. On the tenth day since the incident, she was laying on the cold floor, with her children on the little foam that was provided for them. She was barely breathing, barely moving, just listening. She had learnt the guards’ routines all these days, their habits, their conversations. And tonight, they seemed to be careless, she was determined
No Way Out
Leah was speaking in low tones with her kids, reassuring them that they would be out of there soon, and should not worry.She did this everyday to give them a hint of hope, but lately, she too was losing hope on Kadmiel and wanted to act by herself.Her wrists ached due to the fact that she was bound most of the time. Her children were huddled in the corner, shivering from fear. Sealion had been coming frequently, taunting her with more riddles and threats. Putting on the news for her to watch where “her Kadmiel” was in the eyes of getting city. "Kadmiel has already lost. He just does not know it yet." These were always the words of Sealion. Leah had always held her tongue each time, she was not fully expressing what she thought, fearing that they might harm her. But inside, her fury burned. She was tired of being a prisoner.When the guard entered to drop off food for them, Leah saw this as the best time to make her move. She did not care anymore. She jumped on him when he untied
Kelita might be missing
Jonas sat in a dark room, his head leaning forward, his body bruised and sore. The ropes binding his wrists and ankles had started to cut into his skin, but he ignored the pain. He had been here for what felt like days, dragged in after following a lead that turned out to be a trap.A bright light was suddenly turned on, which blinded him. Footsteps echoed as figures entered the room, and Jonas squinted to see them. The voice that spoke was cold, emotionless.“We know you are close to Kadmiel. Brother in-law type shit, We know you have worked for him before. Tell us where he is hiding.”Jonas exhaled sharply, lifting his peppery eyes. “I do not know.”A punch landed on his ribs, knocking the air out of his lungs. He coughed, and spat blood. “Let us try that again shall we?” the interrogator said. “Where is Kadmiel?”Jonas laughed weakly, shaking his head. “Even if I knew, do you really think I would tell you?”Another blow, this time to his face.The interrogator knelt in front of h
A Dead End
Kadmiel did not waste any time in picking up the call, he pressed the phone in his ear and said. “Kadmiel here, Talk.”There was no immediate response to that for about two seconds, until one of the men spoke. “We just concluded our search in the shipping yards. There was no sign of Leah. The informant who gave you the tip was nowhere to be found either, it was a dead end sir.”Kadmiel’s jaw tightened as he exhaled. “You are sure about this?”“Positive. We totally swept the area. If Leah was ever here, it was a very long time ago.”Kadmiel ended the call, his expression was unreadable. He turned to Sloane and Phoenix who wore expectant faces. “Turns out, the lead was useless. My time and that of my men was wasted.”Sloane frowned, tilting her head. “You think it could have been a deliberate misdirection?”“Most likely,” Phoenix said. “But from who? And why? No one was attacked so it was not an ambush or trap.”Kadmiel did not say a word. He was lost in thoughts, trying to trace the c
Blake is back
Kadmiel had to go to one of his main residences in the city to get a few things he needed before going back into hiding. He tried to stay as stealthily as he could because he knew many people would be on the lookout for me, especially as a $1,000,000 bounty was placed on his head. People were everywhereWaiting. Watching and of course planning. The city had turned against him. His name was now synonymous with treason. A criminal. A killer.And the worst part? He had not even seen it coming. He wished he never went to see the governor in the first place, but now there was nothing that could be done about it. How could they be so many steps ahead? Kadmiel asked himself. Phoenix sat in the corner, her eyes unreadable. "You need to calm down sir." Kadmiel exhaled sharply. "Of everyone present in my life, I expect you to understand whatever I am going through the most. I am not just running, I am being hunted."There was silence. Then, a knock at the door.Phoenix hand went to her weapo
The Enemy Without a Face
Back in the hidden chamber where Leah and her kids were kept hostage.Sealion took a step back. "I see why Kadmiel has fallen head over heels for you, I understand his obsession now." Sealion said. "You are really beautiful, stubborn. Defiant too. All amazing attributes in one nice banging body.”Leah lifted her chin. "If you think he will fall so easily, you do not know him at all. I believe he would come out strong and save us.”Sealion chuckled. "Oh, but I do believe he would be broken easily." A cold silence stretched between them before Sealion continued, their voice dropping lower."Before this is over, Kadmiel will lose everything of value he holds.""You sound confident."Sealion smiled beneath the mask. “Confidence is an understatement, but since we are going with that, I would tell you that it comes with knowledge."Leah narrowed her eyes. "Then tell me who you really are, if you are not a coward."For a moment, the masked figure did not answer. Then, Sealion gave out a sof
Who is beneath the mask?
The Governor’s lifeless body sitting on her chair, three bullet wounds on her neck. Blood was all over the seat and dripped on the floor in slow and deliberate drops. The scene was perfectly staged. And before Kadmiel could react or call for help…The doors burst open. Armed guards ran in. Guns raised.Kadmiel did not move as their leader stepped forward, his expression had a hint of regret.“You should not have come, Kadmiel.” Realization hit him instantly.The four great families had orchestrated it, this was the perfect trap. He should have known better. And now, the entire city would turn against him. He made a run for it. He was no longer just a criminal. He was currently the most wanted man in the state.The news of the Governor’s assassination spread like wildfire. The four great families had paid media outlets to dig properly into the story, feeding the general public more and more lies. Posters of different sizes with Kadmiel’s face were plastered on the city walls. His o