All Chapters of The Return Of The Lame Son In Law. : Chapter 391
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388; The Poisoned Move.
Chapter 388: The Poisoned Move The underground chambers of the Echelon Vault were colder than usual. Flickering neon lights cast long shadows against the stone walls where once elite players of The Game had stood triumphant. Now, most of them sat hunched in silence defeated, bitter, and waiting for a chance to claw their way back into relevance. Arian Melfor, once considered the golden strategist of The Game, leaned forward at the table’s head, fingers steepled, eyes burning. “We all saw what he did,” he began, voice low. “Chris Brown didn’t just win the Game. He rewrote the rules. Claimed Sovereign without blood. Without alliances. That alone makes him dangerous.” Around him, the room murmured. Old player, Jude, Tatsuya, Lu Cheng, and even the elusive Madam Grey were in attendance. Not one had been able to stand against Chris during the final round. Many had been humiliated. Some bankrupted. All dethroned. “He plays for legacy,” Madam Grey said, her silver ring
388; The Plan For Ashes’ Donations
Chapter 388: The Plan for Ashes’ Donation The night air was thick with anticipation and deception. MTD Enterprises had just announced a record-breaking charitable donation, a sweeping initiative called Ashes to Aid a billion dollar fund aimed at rebuilding small businesses crushed during the Syndicate’s collapse. The media hailed it as Chris Brown’s greatest act of social leadership. But in the shadows… another game had begun. In a discreet lounge tucked inside an aging luxury hotel, Arian tapped his cigarette against a crystal ashtray. Around him sat a group of men and women CEOs who’d lost everything to Chris’s rise. Failed rivals, disgraced board members, and those who never made it into the Game he now dominated. The losers’ circle. And tonight, they were planning their return. “He’s untouchable,” muttered one of the older men, a former hedge fund tycoon. “Ever since that Forbes cover, investors treat him like a messiah.” “That’s because he’s careful,” Arian replied cool
389; Stephnay’s Transformation
Chapter 389: Stephany’s Transformation The city buzzed in the wake of Chris’s public counterattack. The media, once starved for a scandal, now shifted their tone calling him “untouchable,” “ten moves ahead,” and even “a god among executives.” But in the corner of the empire he built, another fire was about to ignite. Not with explosions. But with elegance. And her name was Stephany Preston Brown. Stephany stood at the front of the MTD Board Innovation Hall, dressed in a tailored white suit with sleek gold cufflinks. Her hair was pulled back into a low knot, her makeup soft, and her presence absolute. Before her sat nearly fifty women executives, entrepreneurs, creatives, and tech genius handpicked from across industries. Today wasn’t about being Mrs. Chris Brown. It was about being her, “Good morning,” she said into the microphone. “Today marks the launch of something I’ve been dreaming of since I first entered this world of power, and let’s be honest masculine g
390; The final Trial
Chapter 390: The Final Trial – Global Summit The invitation came in the form of a black card. No name. No address. Just a gold crest—twin dragons wrapped around a globe, with the words: Summit of the Arc Below, a single instruction: Attend. Your seat is earned, not given. Chris Brown had seen many things since rising from the ashes—power plays, bloodline betrayals, secret cults, elite business warfare—but this? This was a new level entirely. And that’s exactly why he accepted. The summit was held in Isla Miraggio, a private, man-made island somewhere between Iceland and Norway, known only to the top 0.0001% of the global elite. Billionaire airspace. No media. No leaks. No second chances. A MTD-owned private jet landed him on the island, with Connor trailing in a second aircraft ten minutes behind, under heavy code. Stephany hadn’t come. She’d insisted on staying behind to oversee LADIA’s launch week. “But be careful,” she’d said the night before, cupping his face with both ha
391; The Grand Merger
Chapter 391: The Grand Merger The day began like no other. News broke before dawn an emergency press release from MTD Enterprises, Sterling Heritage Financial, and Cradwell Technologies. A Merger. Three titans. One new empire. By 7 a.m., every financial screen in the world flashed the same headline: ‘Chris Brown Orchestrates Largest Private Merger in U.S. History’ Across Wall Street, jaws dropped. Traders froze mid-call. CEOs of rival firms cursed under their breath. No one had seen this coming. And yet, it had been building for years—quietly. Strategically. Ruthlessly. Behind the curtain, Chris Brown had pulled every thread until the web snapped together. He didn’t just merge MTD and Sterling. That was expected. Predictable. But Cradwell? Cradwell Technologies was the untouchable behemoth of the AI and defense industry. Its founder, Silas Cradwell, hadn’t taken interviews in five years. But he'd stepped aside overnight, with only one name listed on the new board of direc
392; The Interview of Sinclair
Chapter 392: The Interview of Sinclair The studio was colder than it needed to be. Not because the air conditioning was high, but because Sinclair Pete had never stepped into a room with such tension, such stillness. The moment the cameras were powered up and her name was flashed across the monitor “Face to Face: Sinclair Pete Interviews Chris Brown”**—she realized she wasn’t here as a journalist. She was here for closure. And possibly redemption. Across from her sat Chris Brown. No suit today. Just a black turtleneck, gold-accented wristwatch, and the presence of a man who no longer needed introductions. His name alone had become law in boardrooms, terror in cult chambers, and reverence in international councils. He didn’t smile. Didn’t fidget. He just looked at her—waiting. “Rolling in 3…2…1.” The red light blinked on. Sinclair inhaled. Then gave her practiced smile. “Good evening. I’m Sinclair Pete, and tonight… is different. Because we’re not here to talk
393; The Final Collapse of the Browns
Chapter 393: The Final Collapse of the Browns The stock market didn’t crash with a scream l it exhaled. One moment, Brown Enterprise stood tall, a billion-dollar pillar in the global financial landscape. The next, it started leaking blood into the street. Chris had waited patiently, quietly buying stakes, rerouting influence, making friends out of old enemies and ghosts out of old friends. He didn’t destroy the Browns in one blow. He let them drown in their own pride. It began with a whisper in the Tokyo market. A sudden dip in one of Brown Enterprise’s overseas tech partners. Nothing too alarming until investors noticed the same trend in Frankfurt. Then Dubai. Then New York. The Brown name, once sacred, was now whispered with uncertainty. At 9:07 AM, Chris issued a private letter to two major holding firms. They released their 24% shareholdings in Brown Energy, citing “internal misalignment.” At 9:15 AM, a scandal involving offshore laundering tied to Georgina’s private fund
394; The Night of Recognition
Chapter 394: The Night of Recognition The Preston Estate had never shone this brightly. Floodlights kissed the white marble walls, violinists tuned in gold-threaded tuxedos, and floral installations sprawled like royal carpets across the entryway. News anchors, social media influencers, and financial columnists all gathered outside like moths to a flame. Inside, it was more than a gala it was history being rewritten in real time. Chris Brown and Stephany Preston had hosted events before. Business summits. Silent auctions. Even investor circles. But this? This was personal. This was the Night of Recognition. An evening that had begun as a private celebration just family, a few close friends, and key executives. But after Chris’s dramatic takedown of the Brown empire, and the wave of justice that followed, the world demanded something public. Something symbolic. And the Prestons delivered. A single banner hung high above the ballroom entrance, velvet red with gilded letters
395; Mastermind Revealed
Chapter 395: The Mastermind Revealed The world had crowned him a sovereign. In boardrooms, his signature closed empires. In the underworld, his name was a legend. On global stages, nations waited for his nod before they acted. But even kings have shadows behind their throne. Chris Brown stood alone at the top of the helipad above MTD Tower, the cold wind slicing through his coat. The city below hummed with life horns, screens, lights but up here, it was silent. The only thing louder than the wind… was the question in his mind. Who started it all? Who killed his parents? Who built the maze that took decades for him to escape? He had buried Georgina. He had dismantled Charles. He had taken over the Brown Conglomerate. He had even crushed the underground game with one final sovereign declaration… But one piece was still missing. Until tonight. A message had arrived on an encrypted server only Chris had access to buried beneath a vault Connor himself hadn
396; The last war
Chapter 396: The Last War of Cults The night sky was restless. A thick, crimson moon hung low over the city skyline, veiled in an unsettling mist that didn’t belong to the season. Atop the Sovereign Tower Chris Brown’s private fortress security runes glowed in quiet activation. The underworld felt it. The supernatural factions had sensed it for days. Something was coming. And it had finally arrived. Chris stood alone in the observatory of the tower, hands clasped behind his back, eyes fixed on the horizon. He wasn’t in a suit today. No, tonight he wore a dark, rune-laced battle coat handwoven by witches from the Highland clans, reinforced with black steel threads soaked in Phoenix tears. It was a garment reserved only for Sovereigns of the ancient order. Connor stormed in, face pale. “They’re coming.” Chris didn’t turn. “I know.” “The last of the cult assassins… they've crossed into the eastern district. We’ve already lost two outer sentries.” Chris finally moved. His voi