THE HEIR'S AGONY TRIAL BY FIRE
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THE HEIR'S AGONY TRIAL BY FIRE

Systemlast updateLast Updated : 2024-12-29

By:  Mason yatty Ongoing

Language: English
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I grew up with nothing just me, my mom, and the empty ache where a father should've been. I’d always thought he was some nameless stranger, long gone and dead. Then, right after I claw my way into this elite university on scholarship, my world shatters. Turns out my father wasn’t some faceless nobody he was William Cross, a billionaire, one of the world’s wealthiest men, and now he’s dead, leaving me his empire.It should’ve been a blessing, but it’s a curse. The “System” he left with his legacy gives me skills I desperately need but at a cost agonizing pain that feels like it’s tearing me apart from the inside. And now, as I stand alone, surrounded by powerful enemies who want me destroyed, I realize that inheriting billions might be the thing that finally breaks me.

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    THE GHOST OF A FATHER

    "Harper! Yo, Harper!" Aidan barely turned his head as a paper ball bounced off his desk. He was hunched over his worn laptop in the corner of Pacific West University’s crowded library, his fingers flying over the keyboard. His eyes burned from hours of staring at the screen, but he didn’t care. He had a programming assignment due by midnight, and he was barely halfway through. "Harper, you’re gonna burn out, man," the voice continued, louder this time. Aidan finally glanced up to see Maddie Quinn, his best and only friend, standing with a hand on her hip, her red pixie cut catching the fluorescent light. "I’m fine," he muttered, pushing his glasses up his nose. "You’re not fine," Maddie shot back, pulling up a chair. "You look like you haven’t slept in days. When was the last time you ate?" Aidan didn’t answer. The truth was, he couldn’t remember. Food was secondary when rent was overdue, and the only thing keeping him afloat was his tutoring gigs and freelance coding job

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