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THE TRILLIONAIRE'S UNDERSTATED DOMINANCE Press Con
The next day, Roman stood in front of the massive glass doors of Averne company, with his hands in his pockets, as he stared up at the towering skyscraper. It was a symbol of power, wealth, and legacy—his legacy. And today, he was here to claim it.Beside him, Kade stretched his arms. “Hm, finally. You know, I kind of didn't expect it to be this fast.”Roman smirked. “Get used to it. This is home now.”Kade whistled. “Rich people really do live in another world.”“Don’t act like you’re not swimming in money.” Roman chuckled and nudged Kade with his elbow.Behind them, two of Roman’s lawyers stood quietly with their briefcases in hand. They had already handled most of the legal work, but this final step was about making things official.“Ready?” Kade asked, glancing at Roman.“Let’s do this.”And with that, he pushed open the doors and walked in. Many employees just watched his entrance, some bowing, some greeting, some too shocked to move.The tension in the boardroom was thick. The r
THE TRILLIONAIRE'S UNDERSTATED DOMINANCE Where It Rains
Haylee hadn’t thought about Roman in a long time. Not since she’d walked away from him without looking back. Not since she’d cheated on him, humiliated him, and chosen Hamilton instead. Or since the auction. She had almost forgotten about his existence. And yet, here she was, sitting on her ridiculously expensive leather couch, staring at the television screen like it had just announced the end of the world.Because in a way, it had. The press conference was everywhere. On every news channel, every social media platform, every business site.And the man standing behind that podium was Roman. Her ex-husband. Roman, the man she had called weak. Roman, the man she had abandoned. Roman, now the CEO of the biggest company in the country.Haylee’s stomach twisted.Her fingers clenched the wine glass in her hand as she watched him speak. This wasn’t the same man she had once dismissed. No, this was someone else entirely.And the worst part was that she needed him. Badly. Haylee reached for
THE TRILLIONAIRE'S UNDERSTATED DOMINANCE Seduction Attempt
The moment Roman closed the office door behind them, he turned to Haylee with that same amused smirk.“Alright,” he said, leaning against his desk with his arms crossed. “Let’s hear it. What exactly brought you here today?”Haylee hesitated, glancing around the massive, intimidating office. It was nothing like she had seen. Back when she had been married to Roman, he had nothing. Now, he was sitting in a penthouse office with a view of the entire city, the CEO of the biggest company in the country.And she was the pathetic ex-wife begging for attention.She cleared her throat, forcing a small, shy smile. “Roman, can we talk privately?”Roman raised an eyebrow. “You asked for a private meeting, and I brought you to my office. What more do you want?”Haylee looked around, lowering her voice slightly. “I mean… without your assistants and bodyguards watching us.”Roman chuckled. “Oh, so now you’re shy?”Haylee bit her lip, trying to look soft, innocent. “Please, Roman. Just for a moment.”
THE TRILLIONAIRE'S UNDERSTATED DOMINANCE Trending Scandal
Haylee sat at the edge of the bed, running a hand through her perfectly styled hair and staring at the dimly lit room. Her heart was pounding. She had never done something this insane before. But here she was, about to pull off the most manipulative stunt of her life. Her mother’s words kept ringing in her head. It was easier said than done. Because tonight, she had to sell the performance of her life. And the man she was about to deceive was Hamilton. What if he found out? What if the plan flopped? And she still had no idea what plan her mother was going to use the video for if she eventually succeeded.Hamilton was in the bathroom, completely unaware of what was coming. Haylee took a deep breath, making sure the hidden camera was set up, and ready to record footage from the best position. The video could be edited later to remove any extra footage. She had to do this right. She had to make sure every moment was properly captured according to her mother’s instruction.And most import
THE TRILLIONAIRE'S UNDERSTATED DOMINANCE Her Condition
Haylee’s phone wouldn’t stop buzzing. Every few minutes, it would light up with Roman's name. His calls were coming in one after another.She ignored every single one. She knew exactly why he was calling. Roman was furious. He wanted to drag her in, demand explanations, make her take the post down.But she wasn’t stupid. She knew that if she went in unprepared, she’d end up losing control of the situation. And she could not afford for that to happen — not now that things had escalated this far. She tried hard to convince herself that he would eventually come to his senses after some time. She just had to be a bit more patient.Which is why, instead of answering even one of those calls, she got into her car and drove straight to her mother’s house.Fiona was already waiting when Haylee walked in.She sat in her usual place by the window, sipping on a glass of red wine, with her posture as poised as always. Marilyn, as always, was on the couch, scrolling through her phone, barely lookin
THE TRILLIONAIRE'S UNDERSTATED DOMINANCE Calling Hamilton
The moment Haylee walked out of Roman’s office with a victorious smirk plastered on her face, Roman let out a slow chuckle. She actually thought she won. That was cute. Real cute.Roman leaned back in his chair, fingers tapping against his desk as he turned to Kade, who entered and watched the door Haylee had just walked out of.Kade scoffed. “That woman has the audacity of a thousand men.”Roman smirked. “She thinks she’s smart.”Kade folded his arms. “So what now? You gonna let her prance around, thinking she just played you?”Roman shook his head. “Not a chance.”Then, his expression turned cold.“Summon Hamilton.”Kade blinked. “Uh… you do remember the last time you and Hamilton had a collision, right? Somebody almost died.”Roman shrugged, completely unfazed. “And?”Kade sighed. “He’s not gonna come willingly. He sure as hell is holding a grudge.”Roman’s smirk deepened. “Of course he's holding a grudge, I don't care about what he's going to try to do, I mean, that’s why I have b
THE TRILLIONAIRE'S UNDERSTATED DOMINANCE Prepared Lines
Roman sat in his office, staring out of the massive glass window overlooking the city. His name was still being dragged through the mud, and his reputation was smeared by a scandal that wasn’t even real. And the person responsible for that rubbish was Haylee. That pathetic, manipulative woman had thought she could pull him into her mess, but what she didn’t realize was that Roman Averne never lost.And if she wanted a war, he was more than prepared to give her one. He turned to Kade, who was sitting across from him, casually scrolling through his phone.“Kade.”Kade glanced up. “Yeah?”Roman’s voice was calm. “Get me the best IT technician in the city.”Kade’s eyebrows lifted slightly. “Oh? Okay, you want to track the leak?”Roman’s expression didn’t change. “Of course. I want to know exactly who uploaded that video. If we can expose the person who uploaded it as connected to Haylee and her family, then the public would know they planned this. I can’t accuse them without proof.”Kad
THE TRILLIONAIRE'S UNDERSTATED DOMINANCE Bought For A Steal
Richard Vaughn stood outside Haylee’s company, adjusting the gold cufflinks on his suit. He had been in plenty of business negotiations before. But this one was different. He wasn’t just here as a corporate representative. He was playing the role of an investor looking to “help” a struggling company. But in reality, he was here to set Haylee up exactly how Roman wanted.Taking a slow breath, he rolled his shoulders back, put on a confident, reassuring smile, and walked through the glass doors. Inside, the reception area was quiet. A receptionist, a young woman in a cheap gray blazer, looked up from her desk, clearly bored out of her mind.Richard strode over, flashing a polite smile.“Good morning. I’d like to see Ms. Haylee. I’m an investor interested in a business opportunity.”The receptionist blinked.Then, after a beat of silence, she let out a dry laugh. “Investor? For this place?”Richard kept his expression professional, but internally, he thought, ‘damn. That bad, huh?’“Yes,
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Suite Assassin
Victor Moreau's confidence shattered in an instant. One second, he had been on top of the world. The next, his phone screen was lighting up with a disaster as he realised he had been played."WHAT THE FUCK JUST HAPPENED?!"His voice echoed through the office as he slammed his glass onto the desk, sending shards of crystal skidding across the polished wood. The reports in front of him didn’t make sense. Their investors, the ones who were supposed to buy out Roman’s remaining shares were being exposed as frauds. Publicly.The stock market had reacted like a kicked beehive, and now, instead of Roman collapsing, their entire scheme was unraveling. Damien, still eerily calm, skimmed through the leaked documents. The deeper he read, the tighter his jaw clenched."Roman…" he muttered as the realization dawned.Roman had set them up.They thought they were pulling his strings, but all along, he had been leading them exactly where he wanted them. Now, their names were tied to a fraudulent sche
Shell Companies
Annabel noticed the shift in Roman that night. She tried to ignore it, but acting uninterested was not something she could do. She would talk about it today, even if she was sure that Roman would shut her out. “What’s going on, Roman?” she demanded. “You’re shutting me out.”He hesitated, then made a decision. He told her everything —the sabotage, the herb hunters, the warning call.Annabel was not impressed. “You’re fighting on two fronts, and you didn’t think I should know?”Roman sighed. “I didn’t want you to worry.”They spoke for a while and discussed strategies. The next few days, Roman played his role flawlessly. He let himself appear frustrated by the sudden legal and financial setbacks. He started making reckless decisions like intentionally selling shares, pulling investments, and acting erratic in public.Word spread fast. The empire Roman had built looked like it was cracking under pressure. Damien believed Roman was losing control.Kade would always say, “You better know
Unknown Caller
They agreed to speak further face to face, so Roman drove home. Kade didn’t bother knocking. The door slammed open, and he strode in. Without a word, Kade tossed a thick folder onto the table. A few pages spilled out, but Roman took his time picking them up, flipping through with lazy precision.The names Damien Vaughn and Victor Moreau were stamped all over the reports — contracts, cancelled permits, under-the-table deals that led straight back to them.Kade crossed his arms, waiting. His patience didn’t last long.“This is why your real estate deals keep hitting walls,” he said, voice tight. “They’ve been pulling strings, bribing people, blocking permits. Every damn move you make? They’re already ten steps ahead, making sure you fail.”Apparently, Damien had found a way to spite Roman. He seemed to have a new sponsor, and the timing was awfully suspicious.Roman smirked, but it didn't quite reach his eyes. “Let them think I don’t see it coming.”Kade’s frown deepened. “Wait. You’re
Assistant Calls
Roman was halfway through his third cup of coffee when his phone rang. Roman glanced at the caller ID. It was an assistant from the company he'd just bought from Reginald.“Talk to me.”“We have a problem,” the assistant said, cutting straight to the point. “The permits for the expansion project are stalled again. And there’s been an attempted buyout of one of our prime properties.”Roman sat up. “And who is behind it?”“We don’t know yet. The offer came through a shell company. But it’s clear someone’s moving against you. Lesser companies are getting approvals without any issues.”His jaw tightened. This wasn’t random. It was calculated. And he had a good idea why.Kade watched him closely. “Trouble?”“Looks like someone’s trying to choke out my business while I’m distracted.” Roman exhaled, rubbing his forehead. “We’re heading back there. We’ll only be there a day or two.”By the next day, Roman was back in the very country where his new company was located. He had employed quite a
The Broker
Roman and Kade staggered into a rocky outcrop, hidden beneath the jagged peaks. Their breaths came out in ragged puffs, as the adrenaline from their escape ran in their veins. Dust and debris clung to their clothes, and Kade’s left sleeve was torn where he’d barely dodged a blade.The mercenaries had caught up with them while they were driving and had blocked them upfront. They had to ditch the car and run after getting the tires blown out. They followed a path that was too narrow for cars to drive on, and before the group could mobilise themselves for foot pursuit, they finally escaped. For a long moment, neither of them spoke. Just the sound of their heavy breathing and the distant howl of the wind filled the silence. Then, Kade let out a sharp laugh — half exhilarated, half incredulous.“That,” he gasped, dragging a hand down his face, “was insane.”Roman sat on a boulder, exhaling slowly. He was still holding the herb they had risked their lives to retrieve, the small bundle of l
The Monastery
The monastery was quiet. Too quiet. Roman had expected some sign of life. Maybe a few monks that were still keeping the place going. But instead, unnatural silence stretched over the ancient stones.Kade noticed it too. He frowned and adjusted his bag as they stepped over the worn stone threshold. “Creepy. But that’s to be expected since we started this search.”Roman didn’t respond. He was already scanning the interior. The place was massive, built from weathered gray stone, with towering pillars reaching up to the high, vaulted ceiling. Faded murals lined the walls — scenes of devotion, monks in deep meditation, figures bowing before what looked like the herb they were searching for. The herb that could supposedly heal wounds no medicine could. The herb that someone else had tried to keep hidden.Roman could feel the gut-deep instinct that told him they weren’t alone even though the place felt deserted. He didn’t acknowledge it outright. Instead, he murmured, “We should move quickl
Off The Record
“You think they’re friendly?”Roman didn’t answer immediately. His eyes scanned the tree line, catching brief flickers of movement—figures slipping through the undergrowth, dark shapes blending with the green.“If they were friendly,” he finally said, voice low, “they’d have said hello by now.”Kade sighed, rubbing a hand down his face. “A hostile welcome committee.”The two of them kept moving, slow but steady, acting like they hadn’t noticed the shadowy figures. But their hands were close to their weapons, just in case. “Outsiders,” he said. “You do not belong here.”Roman’s grip tightened around the artifact in his pocket. He took a step forward, raising his hands in a non-threatening way. “We’re here for the temple’s secret. We have reason to believe we’re meant to be here.”The leader’s eyes went to the vial peeking from Roman’s fingers. Then he shook his head. “The temple does not welcome intruders. Turn back.”Roman met his eyes, unwavering. “I don’t think you understand. I ha
Another Jungle Cruise
They returned home. Roman sat hunched over the vial. He was using his fingers to trace the inscriptions on it. The light from the desk lamp made the symbols seem to dance on the glass surface.Kade flopped onto the couch and kicked his feet up on the armrest. “So, what’s the verdict? Is it another ‘drink this and turn into a superhero’ potion, or are we dealing with something more… explosive?”Roman didn’t look up. “Not sure yet. But these inscriptions… they’re different from the last one.”Kade groaned, running a hand through his already messy hair. “Of course they are. Because nothing in our lives can ever be simple.”Roman ignored him. He kept his focus entirely on the vial. He tilted it slightly, letting the light catch the surface, and that’s when he saw that the symbols shifted. Just a fraction, just enough to make him doubt his eyes at first. But then it happened again, the lines rearranging themselves into something new.“Whoa,” he muttered, leaning closer. “Kade, look at thi
RIDDLES
Roman stood in front of the jagged rock face, his heart pounding like a drum in his chest. The ring on his finger felt heavier than usual, as if it were alive, pulsing with some kind of ancient energy. He glanced at Kade, who was a few feet away, arms crossed, looking thoroughly unhappy.“Are you sure this is the right spot?” Kade asked, raising an eyebrow. “Because, no offense, but it just looks like… a rock.”Roman ignored him, pressing the ring against the rough surface. For a moment, nothing happened. Just silence. The kind of silence that makes you feel stupid for even trying. He frowned. Maybe Kade was right. Maybe this was just a wild goose chase.But then — something. A faint tremor beneath his feet, so subtle he almost thought he’d imagined it. Dust and tiny pebbles rained down from above, and Kade straightened up, his eyes narrowing.“Uh… Roman?” Kade said, his voice tinged with unease. “Did you feel that?”Before Roman could answer, a thin, glowing outline began to form on
