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THE UNDERESTIMATED HEIR MARVIN RICHMOND REVEALED
The gates of the company headquarters groaned as they swung open, their movement was smooth and deliberate. Through the opening, four sleek black vehicles rolled in with a menacing air. They parked in a calculated manner, forming a neat yet intimidating line that reflected the power of those inside.The lead car's door opened first. A broad-shouldered, tough-looking man stepped out, his movements were precise, and his gaze was sharp. He strode to the back of the vehicle and opened the door with military precision.Victor Zypher emerged.The air seemed to change as he stepped out. A faint, spectral aura surrounded him, a shimmer was now in the air that made him appear larger than life. His presence was overwhelming—both regal and terrifying. On his wrist, he wore a golden bracelet, intricately designed and glowing faintly. That was no ordinary bracelet; it was his amulet, a powerful artifact that granted him the ability to turn invisible at will. It was a reminder of the special a
THE UNDERESTIMATED HEIR THE FALLOUT BEGINS
The moment Victor Zypher uttered Marvin Richmond’s name, the room’s atmosphere grew heavier, suffused with unspoken tension. Marvin’s calm demeanor faltered, if only for a split second, before he composed himself. He stood, smoothing out his suit, and forced a smile that didn’t reach his eyes.“Mr. Zypher, oh, what a surprise.” Marvin extended a hand toward him, his voice was steady but it lacked conviction.Mr Victor didn’t take the hand. His piercing gaze bore into Marvin as though the handshake was beneath him. His tone was sharp, almost venomous. “What are you doing here, in an office meant for my daughter?”Marvin inhaled deeply, his composure was only slightly shaken. He clasped his hands behind his back and gave a practiced smile. “Well, Mr. Zypher, it’s a long story,” he began carefully. “But to sum it up, I run the entire Zypher branch here in Neovalle. However, you have no need to worry—your daughter is one of my executive staff members.”Mr Zypher’s expression hardened.
THE UNDERESTIMATED HEIR THE SPECTRAL THREAT
Marvin’s expression remained calm, but his tone carried an edge of defiance. “And why should my business transaction with your daughter concern you?” he asked, his voice was cold and deliberate.Victor Zypher’s face darkened further, as his fury was barely contained. “Because it is my property she handed over to you, not hers!” he bellowed, with a voice that echoed through the office like a thunderclap.Marvin didn’t flinch. Instead, he tilted his head slightly, a faint smirk also creeped onto his face. “Well, Mr. Zypher,” he began, his voice was low but unyielding, “if you think that raising your voice on me is going to make me spill out just anything you want to hear from me, then you are mistaken.”His eyes locked with that of Mr Victor, and his tone grew colder. “Unless you are willing to calm down, sit so we can reason a way forward, get the hell out of my office before I do something to you and your entourage that you never expected.”For a moment, Victor Zypher froze. Marvin’s
THE UNDERESTIMATED HEIR THROUGH BLOOD AND WILL
The room grew eerily silent as Mr. Zypher's form flickered and faded into invisibility, leaving Marvin seemingly alone. A faint chill ran through the air, the only trace of Mr Zypher's spectral presence. The tension was suffocating, and Marvin’s calm exterior began to falter ever so slightly.Suddenly, the faintest sound broke the silence—a sharp, piercing noise that Marvin instantly recognized. It was the sound of a blade slicing through the air, it was deadly and precise.Marvin’s instincts screamed at him. His heart pounded as he focused inward, calling upon the energy he had suppressed—his synapticore force. A low hum began to resonate in his head, growing louder as the energy within him stirred. Slowly, everything around him sharpened and became clearer. Shadows deepened, movements in the air became visible, and he could feel every vibration, every shift in the atmosphere.Meanwhile, Mr. Zypher, who was invisible and holding the dagger tightly in his hand, smiled to himself.
THE UNDERESTIMATED HEIR THE COLLAPSE OF A TITAN
Mr. Zypher lunged forward, with his invisible form cutting through the air with deadly precision. The dagger was aimed straight at Marvin’s chest. He was eager, too eager, to end it all in one strike.But just as he drove forward, something snapped inside him.A sudden, crushing pain exploded in Mr. Zypher’s head. It was as though his brain had been overloaded, weighed down by something he couldn’t describe or even begin to understand. He staggered, his movements were faltering. His grip on the dagger loosened, and it clattered to the floor.“No… what is this…?” Mr. Zypher gasped, clutching his head with both hands. The pain swelled, it was unbearable and consuming. It was a force unlike anything he had ever encountered. His mind, trained to resist manipulation, now felt fractured and violated.Then came the scream.It was primal, raw, and full of agony. Mr. Zypher fell to his knees, his scream reverberating through the room as blood began to drip from his nose, staining his once-p
THE UNDERESTIMATED HEIR WHEN FEAR REIGNS
Mr. Zypher’s cries continued, echoing through the room like the wails of a broken man. His hands clutched his head tightly as the pain tore through him. His breaths were ragged, and his body trembled uncontrollably. Through the agony, he managed to muffle out, “Please… Marvin… don’t kill me. I don’t want to die.”Marvin stood still, his glowing sky-blue eyes were fixed on the writhing man before him. His presence was cold and unshaken, like a predator looming over its weakened prey.“Ohhhh, Mr. Zypher,” Marvin said at last, his voice buzzing with an unnatural energy, which was almost electric. His front hair near his temples had turned stark white, as though the immense power of the synapticore force he channeled had begun to change him physically.“You really thought you would outsmart me… didn’t you?” Marvin’s tone was slow and measured, but it carried a sharp edge of danger.Mr Zypher’s body twitched as he tried to speak. “Stop… please… I’ll do whatever you want… I don’t want to
THE UNDERESTIMATED HEIR COMMANDING THE PRESENT, SECURING THE FUTURE
Five days later, Marvin’s office was set. The sunlight poured in through the tall glass windows, casting sharp rays across the minimalist yet imposing space. Everything was in its place: the polished desk, the leather chair, and the faint hum of technology in the background. Marvin sat at his desk, calm and prepared, as if the events of the previous days hadn’t happened. But beneath his calm exterior, his mind was sharp and focused, ready for the day’s events.He reached for the sleek telephone on his desk and pressed a button. His deep, steady voice echoed in the empty room as he spoke. “Get Zack Boston, the sales manager, to come to my office immediately.”The call was brief. Marvin didn’t need to repeat himself.Within six minutes, there was a knock on the door. Marvin’s gaze flicked toward it. “Come in,” he said firmly, with a tone that left no room for hesitation.The door opened slowly, and Zack Boston entered. He was a thin, wiry man in his mid-40s, dressed in a perfectly i
THE UNDERESTIMATED HEIR SHATTERED EXPECTATIONS
Inside Jessica's chambers at the sprawling Zypher mansion, the air was heavy with silence, broken only by the faint hum of medical equipment. Mr. Zypher sat slumped in a wheelchair, his head was propped up by a supportive brace. His once-proud and commanding presence was now reduced to a frail, sulking figure. Bandages were wrapped around his temple, and a thin tube ran to an oxygen tank to help him breathe. The injuries Marvin Richmond had inflicted left him physically battered and emotionally crushed.Jessica stood by the large window, gazing out at the rain-soaked gardens. She didn’t dare meet her father’s eyes. Her hands trembled slightly as she fiddled with her phone, the weight of her father’s disappointment kept pressing on her like a stone.From the wheelchair, Mr. Zypher let out a hoarse groan, his voice was dripping with bitterness. "Eight hundred million dollars," he muttered, shaking his head weakly. "Eight hundred million dollars in cash! That’s what Marvin demands t
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THE SHADOWS OF HELENA'S PAST
Marvin’s face tightened with concern as he processed his uncle’s words. He couldn’t believe what he had just heard. Was Pa Christopher telling the truth? Was Helena really not his cousin? His stomach churned, and he found himself gripping the railing even tighter.“Are you serious?” Marvin asked, his voice was low and uncertain. His eyes searched his uncle’s face for any hint of deceit. “What happened to her? Since she isn't your biological child, how did you get to be her custodian?”Pa Christopher sighed deeply and leaned against the balcony, his sharp demeanor started softening as a shadow of pain crossed his face. He looked at the scenery below, as though gathering his thoughts. When he finally spoke, his voice was steady but tinged with sorrow.“Her parents… they died when she was just a child,” he said quietly. “Helena’s father was one of my staff, Marvin. He and his wife were good people. Kind, hardworking. But fate doesn’t always spare the good ones, does it?” He shook his h
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CAUGHT IN THE GLOW
Marvin’s throat tightened as his uncle’s question hung in the air. He forced himself to look calm, even though he could feel his pulse racing.“Um, yeah… um, I mean, who? Who are you talking about?” Marvin stammered, trying to sound confused. His voice cracked slightly, betraying his nerves.Pa Christopher turned toward him, his sharp eyes were narrowed as if he could see right through Marvin’s feeble attempt at acting clueless.“You like her, don’t you?” Pa Christopher asked, his voice was calm but pointed.“Who?” Marvin furrowed his brows, feigning ignorance. “I don’t know what you’re talking about uncle.”“Helena, of course,” his uncle said matter-of-factly, the faintest hint of a smile tugged at his lips.Marvin felt as though the ground beneath him had shifted. His heart pounded in his chest, but he refused to give in.“No! No, Uncle, that’s ridiculous,” Marvin said quickly, shaking his head. “I don’t… I don’t like her. She’s my cousin. And a cyborg. That would be… it’s impossibl
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A FAMILY BOND, A FORBIDDEN DESIRE
Now at Marvin's Helios enterprise, the Atrium was quiet, the soft hum of machines and the occasional beep of equipment echoed through the massive glass space. Marvin stood on the balcony, leaning on the steel railing, staring down at the workshop floor below. His body still ached, but he was recovering but slowly aftermath of the telepathic maneuver he had exerted using his Synapticore force continued taking its toll, but his focus was elsewhere.There she was—Helena.She was crouched beside an advanced prototype machine, her metallic fingers were working with an elegance that left him captivated. Sparks flew as she welded delicate components together, her movements were precise and efficient. Every motion she made was a blend of human grace and machine perfection, a seamless harmony between two worlds.The bright glow of her cybernetic eyes never wavered as she inspected the damaged parts. Her hands moved quickly, dismantling and replacing faulty wires with an almost supernatura
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DANIEL BOWEN'S FALL
Carl’s grip on the gun tightened, his arm was steady as he pointed it directly at Daniel Bowen’s chest. The room was tense, the silence was almost suffocating.Daniel’s defiant glare began to falter as desperation crept into his voice. "Carl, listen to me," he said, his tone was trembling but firm. "You’re better than this. You’re better than betraying your own blood. We’ve been through so much together. Think about our family. Think about what this means for us."Carl didn’t say a word. His face remained cold and unreadable, but his hand didn’t waver."Please, Carl," Daniel pleaded, his voice breaking now. "I know you’re angry. I know you feel like I’ve wronged you. But killing me won’t solve anything. You’ll carry that weight forever. You don’t have to do this!"Carl’s gaze didn’t soften. His voice, when he finally spoke, was calm and emotionless. "In this game of power, only the strong survive. The weak are cast aside. It’s best to make use of every opportunity."Daniel shook his h
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THE QUANTUM NEXUS DECEPTION
Mr. Richmond's smile widened as he locked eyes with Daniel Bowen. "And there is the prize," he said smoothly, pointing at the glowing Quantum Nexus crystal in Carl Bowen's hands. "The singular object that put you on a high jump."Daniel’s chest heaved with fury. He turned his gaze to Carl, and his voice trembled with disbelief. "Carl, how could you do this? How did you become a part of this madness? What could you possibly stand to gain by stealing the Quantum Nexus crystal, the very lifeblood of our family’s special Quantum Veil abilities?"Mr. Richmond raised a hand, silencing the growing tension. "No, no, no, Mr. Bowen. Carl didn’t steal it—not entirely. I mean, yes, he planned for the Quantum Nexus crystal to be carried out of the vault, but surely, it would be returned. Eventually." His smirk was sharp, cutting like a blade.Daniel gasped, the realization dawned on him. His voice cracked as he whispered, "You... you used it to lure me." His mind raced, piecing the puzzle together
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A FAMILIAR BETRAYAL
The world spun in disarray for Daniel Bowen as the explosion rocked his motorcade. His ears rang with the deafening sound, his body ached from the jolt, and his vision blurred. Before he could process what had happened, strong hands yanked the door of his SUV open.And with a sharp sting to his neck—a needle. Darkness swallowed him whole.********When Daniel stirred about some hours later, his senses were overwhelmed by the sound of clinking chains and a faint musty smell. He was abducted and he was taken to an abandoned warehouse deep inside the woods.Now inside the warehouse, his head felt heavy, and he struggled to breathe. Slowly, he realized a sack covered his face, trapping him in suffocating darkness.He tried to move, but his hands and legs wouldn’t budge. Cold metal dug into his wrists and ankles. He was bound to a chair, with the unyielding grip of chains locking him in place.A moment later, footsteps echoed in the distance, drawing closer.With a rough yank, the sack w
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THE VANISHED CRYSTAL
Daniel Bowen’s heart raced as he held the phone tightly against his ear. "What happened, Carl?" he asked again, his voice was barely above a whisper.Carl Bowen took a deep breath on the other end of the line. "Daniel, the Quantum Nexus crystal has been stolen."The words hit Daniel like a thunderbolt. He straightened in his chair, his confident demeanor started faltering. "What?" he asked sharply, shaking his head as though he hadn’t heard correctly."I said the Quantum Nexus is gone!" Carl’s voice was louder this time, filled with urgency. "I just got the report from the security team. It's not a mistake, Daniel. The crystal is missing!"Daniel’s lips curled into a doubtful smirk. He leaned back in his chair, trying to dismiss the situation. "Come on, Carl. That’s impossible. You’re joking, right? There’s no way anyone could steal the Quantum Nexus crystal. I made sure the vault was impregnable. You know how tight our security is."Carl’s voice cracked as he insisted, "I’m not jokin
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CHAINS BEHIND THE DEAL
The Nigerian Minister for Mines and Steel, along with an entourage of ten Nigerians, arrived at the headquarters of Bowen Corporation in Westwood. The group was well-dressed, with each member carrying themselves with the dignity of representing an entire nation. The journey had been long, but their mission was clear: to secure the release of Mr. Akintola Adeyemi, a man whose contributions to Nigeria’s economy were unparalleled. The president himself had approved the ransom, agreeing to Mr. Bowen’s demands for access to rare earth minerals.As they stepped into the grand lobby of Bowen Corporation, Daniel Bowen was already waiting to receive them. He wore a broad smile, exuding charm and confidence, as though this meeting was just another business deal. "Welcome to Bowen Corporation," he said warmly, extending his hand to the minister.The Nigerian minister, however, did not return the smile. His expression was stern, his reluctance to show any sign of friendliness was evident. Th
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BITTER NEGOTIATIONS
Mr. Richmond shifted uneasily in his seat, his lips trembled as he finally found the courage to speak. His voice was soft, almost pleading, as he asked, “What do you want me to do, Marvin?”Marvin’s gaze didn’t waver as he leaned forward, his expression was calm but deadly serious. The glow of his veins was gone, but the intensity in his eyes remained. “If I decide to help you deal with Mr. Daniel Bowen,” Marvin began slowly, “then I will be entitled to thirty percent of what Richmond Tech generates annually for the next twenty years.”The room went silent. Mr. Richmond’s eyes widened in shock, and his mouth opened slightly as though the air had been knocked out of him. “But... but with all due respect, son, that is an outrageous offer. Come on, son, that offer is not fair.”Marvin’s eyebrows furrowed in disgust. “Not fair?” he asked, his voice rising slightly as he repeated the words, a sharp edge of bitterness lacing his tone.“Not fair?” He stood abruptly, glaring down at his fat
