All Chapters of Unparalleled Supremacy: Chapter 311
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Eva turned sharply, her eyes wild. But the moment she saw him, something in her snapped into place. She exhaled shakily. Chris is here. That means… I’m safe? Chris dismissed the maids with a wave of his hand. “Leave us.” As soon as they were gone, he turned back to Eva. “Are you done scaring the hotel staff?” he teased. Eva narrowed her eyes. “Don’t joke right now, Chris.” “Alright, alright,” he said, sitting down on the edge of the bed. “Relax. The maids changed your clothes. No one touched you inappropriately. I made sure of it.” Eva swallowed hard. Her fingers curled into the blanket as she processed his words. “So… nothing happened?” Chris shook his head. “Nothing. You were drunk, and I brought you here.” Eva stared at him, searching his face for any sign of deception. But all she saw was calm confidence. She let out a long breath. “I thought… I thought maybe…” Chris leaned forward slightly. “You thought what?” Eva bit her lip, frustration flickering in her eyes. “I t
Chapter 299
The morning sun barely penetrated the dense curtains of Eddie Benson’s private villa, leaving the luxurious room cast in a dim glow. Inside, the atmosphere was anything but serene. A glass shattered against the marble floor. “You useless fools!” Eddie roared, his face contorted with rage as he glared at his men. “You had one job! Just one! And you couldn’t even handle a single man?” His lackeys stood before him, heads lowered in shame. The weight of their failure was evident in the bruises on their faces—remnants of Chris’s intervention the night before. Eddie leaned back on the plush leather chair, wincing slightly. His right arm was bandaged from the stab wound he’d received in the scuffle. Every movement sent a sharp pain shooting up his arm, a painful reminder of his humiliation. Humiliation. That was what angered him the most. He, Eddie Benson, heir to one of the most reputable families in the city, had been beaten unconscious by a nobody. His jaw tightened as he turned hi
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Two days after the bar incident, a strange pulse began to stir within Brooklyn’s social elite—rumors, whispers, and sudden shifts in power so quiet yet seismic they sent tremors through every champagne-drenched gala and mahogany-walled boardroom. The first wave came crashing when the world learned that Aurora—an elite luxury cruise liner reserved only for the uppermost crust of society—had been entirely booked out for five full days. No sponsors. No hosts. Just a singular name buried behind layers of encrypted confidentiality. Speculation erupted like wildfire. Aurora was not a ship one simply rented. It was the pinnacle of indulgence—a floating palace often seen in photographs alongside oil tycoons, royalty, and shadowy billionaires. The ship hadn’t been booked privately in years, and now it was disappearing from public access… without a single announcement. Whoever had the power to buy out the Aurora wasn’t just rich. They were god-tier. Brooklyn’s social circuits turned rabid.
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Eva never sent messages like this. Not unprompted. Not gently worded. Their relationship had been strained for so long that even small gestures felt seismic. There was no sarcasm. No bitterness. Just a quiet invitation. Something about it felt… hopeful. A smile tugged at Kate’s lips, tentative but real. Maybe, finally, a breakthrough. She looked up at the sky, as if the sun itself had just blessed the afternoon. Without wasting a moment, she stood and hurried inside, the scent of jasmine and freshly turned soil still clinging to her clothes. “Bruce!” she called out as she passed through the sunlit corridor into the sitting room. Her husband sat in his usual spot, reading the newspaper with his glasses perched low on his nose. He looked up, eyebrows raised as she entered with more energy than he’d seen in weeks. “Eva wants to see me. At Lemaire’s. Just the two of us.” Bruce lowered the paper slightly. A flicker of surprise passed through his eyes, then softened into something
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The car was waiting by the curb. A sleek, black Maybach with tinted windows and an interior that smelled faintly of leather and Italian cologne. Eric opened the door for her with exaggerated chivalry. She got in. The doors shut with a soft click that felt far too final. The ride began in silence. Brooklyn’s crowded streets gave way to more exclusive neighborhoods, then to winding roads flanked by trees and stone fences. The city slipped away like a discarded cloak, revealing an entirely different world—one of generational wealth and silent security gates. Kate watched out the window, her thoughts racing. Then, the car slowed and turned down a long, cobbled driveway and passed between wrought-iron gates. The villa emerged from behind a cluster of towering pines. It was… breathtaking. The estate looked like something from an old Italian film—marble lions flanking the steps, fountains trickling from stone-carved nymphs, and walls covered in ivy that shimmered in the late aftern
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Inside her office, Eva was hunched over a stack of documents, completely immersed in preparing for an upcoming investor summit. Her office was quiet, save for the hum of her computer and the occasional scribble of a pen against paper. Then her phone rang. She glanced at the screen, expecting it to be Chris or one of her assistants. Her brows furrowed when it was an unknown number calling her. She frowned, answered. “Hello?” “Eva,” the voice cooed. Her blood froze. “Eddie?” Eddie Benson. What the hell? She answered reluctantly, irritation lacing her tone. “How did you get my number?” “Now, now… don’t sound so disappointed. Just thought I’d give you a courtesy call.” The familiar chuckle that met her ears only fueled her annoyance. “How did you get my number?” Eva asked again, almost growling. “Eva, please calm down,” Eddie drawled smoothly, “always a pleasure. You know, I’ve been thinking about you.” “You shouldn’t,” she snapped. “In fact, you shouldn’t even have my conta
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Eddie reappeared in the frame, stepping beside Kate, looking completely amused. “That’s enough, Eva.” Eva’s eyes burned into him. “Let her go.” Eddie smiled coldly. “Come get her.” “I swear to God, if you lay a single finger on her—” “Oh? You’ll call the police?” Eddie raised a brow, casually stepping back. “Go ahead. But you might want to see this first.” He turned to Kate without warning and, with a swift, violent motion, slapped her across the face. The sound cracked through the speakers. Kate cried out, stumbling off the chair and hitting the floor with a dull thud. Eva screamed. “MOM!” Before she could process the scene, Eddie kicked Kate in the ribs, sending her reeling with another anguished cry. The phone jostled slightly, but Jessica held it steady, forcing Eva to witness every blow. “STOP! PLEASE—EDDIE STOP!!” Eva sobbed, her legs weakening beneath her. “Let her go!” Eva screamed. “Eddie, I swear—” He appeared on screen, face twisted in something between lust and
Chapter 305
Late afternoon sunlight poured in through the glass storefront of Maison d’Élégance, casting golden reflections onto the glossy marble floors. Inside, the air was rich with the faint scent of French perfumes and the soft hum of classical music playing from overhead speakers. It was the kind of place where each gown whispered luxury, and each price tag dared you to question your worth.Chris stood stiffly by the entrance, adjusting the sleeves of his black button-down shirt. “I still don’t get why I had to come,” he muttered under his breath.Amanda, already five steps ahead, spun on her heel and gave him a pointed look. “Because Eva is your wife, Chris. And her birthday is in three days. Do you want her to wear just any dress?”Chris shrugged. “She’d look good in anything.”Amanda rolled her eyes and gave a knowing smirk. “That’s sweet, but we’re not here for ‘anything.’ We’re here for magic. Eva deserves the kind of dress that makes every other woman in the room feel underdressed.”C
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Reluctantly, Beth turned and led them across the boutique. They weaved between shelves of accessories and marble counters until they reached the other side of the store, where Tina stood smiling triumphantly beside a woman holding up the very dress Amanda had selected.Amanda's heels clicked against the marble flooring as she stormed across the boutique floor with Beth trailing behind her.“Where is she?” Amanda demanded, her eyes sharp, posture proud.Beth hesitated, clearly nervous. “She’s just over here, Miss Amanda. Please don’t make a scene—”But Amanda had already spotted the woman standing beside the cashier with Tina. Her rival.Cassandra.And Amanda’s heart dropped.“Cassandra….Of course, who else would be so shameless.I should have known that it was you damn bitch.”Cassandra, the infamous name that needed no introduction in the fashion world. She was tall and striking, her honey-blonde hair cascading in waves over her designer blazer. A successful model with a venomous smil
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Tina, standing proudly beside her, snorted. “You must have lost your mind. Do you even have a hundred dollars in your bank account? Look at you—what are you even wearing?” She gestured to Chris’ plain t-shirt and jeans with disgust. “You look like someone who walked in here looking for air conditioning, not haute couture.”Tina snorted and covered her mouth, barely containing her laughter. “Someone should’ve warned me we were hosting a stand-up comedy show today.” She turned to the others. “Did you hear that? He wants to buy the whole collection!”Even the cashier chuckled as she whispered something to another attendant, both glancing at Chris’s simple white T-shirt and worn sneakers. To them, he looked like someone who wouldn’t even afford a meal at the café next door.Cassandra tilted her head dramatically and addressed Amanda. “Oh darling… how the mighty have fallen. Has your situation really worsened so much that this is the best you can do? A street guy who probably can't even af