James’ Suspicion

James slammed his fist down on his desk, sending papers, pens, and other office supplies flying in all directions. The loud thud echoed through the room, a physical manifestation of his seething anger. He stood there, chest heaving, as the realization that he had unwittingly sold his prized tower to Calvin Hudson gnawed at him. The bitter taste of defeat lingered in his mouth, making him feel nauseous.

"How could this happen?" James muttered to himself, pacing back and forth in his opulent office. "Calvin Hudson, of all people!"

He couldn't wrap his mind around it. How could Calvin, a man he had always regarded as insignificant and destitute, afford to buy an entire tower? Where did he get the money from? James's mind raced, desperately searching for answers.

"It doesn't make any sense," he murmured, stopping to stare out the window. The skyline of the city seemed to mock him. It wasn't just the financial aspect that baffled him; it was Calvin's sudden transformation. The man who had
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