All Chapters of Trillionaire's POV: Obtaining $10,000,000 per quest : Chapter 121
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Too dangerous
The entire office fell silent the moment Lucas uttered those words. A tense, heavy quietness settled over the room like a blanket of fog. All eyes turned to him. Even the air felt still, like it was waiting for Zed’s reaction.Zed leaned back in his chair slowly, trying to process what he had just heard. His fingers tapped absently on the table as his brows furrowed in thought. After a few heartbeats, he finally spoke."What do you mean, 'form an army'?" he asked, his tone calm but edged with suspicion.Lucas leaned forward, his voice dropping into a near-whisper, a conspiratorial tone creeping into his words. “Find men. Women. Anyone you believe is strong enough to protect you. Fighters. Survivors. People with nothing to lose or everything to prove. People you trust—or people who will trust you because you pay them well enough. Or better yet, people who’d die for you because they believe in you.”Zed’s eyes remained fixed on Lucas. There was something about the younger man’s intensit
Expose
After the discussion and final arrangements were wrapped up, Zed dismissed Lucas, ordering him back to his post outside the office. Lucas gave a short nod, silently exiting and closing the door behind him. Zed remained inside with Steve.The heavy atmosphere shifted slightly as Zed took a deep breath and turned toward his longtime friend. His voice was quieter now, almost worn, as he began to explain everything that had unfolded during Steve’s absence—everything except the most dangerous truths.He told him about the Anderson Group and the deal they had offered. He spoke about the ship they wanted—its scale, its design, the insane demands. But he left out the most crucial detail: that Mr. Domenico Anderson had held him at gunpoint during that meeting. That Zed had no choice. That the ship would be built for free.He couldn't bring himself to admit it—not yet.Steve listened in stunned silence. Building a custom ship for a high-ranking corporate empire was no small feat—it would take m
Framed
Zed sat there in silence after watching the video, his face clouded with confusion and disbelief.What the hell was all that about?“What the fuck does he mean by that? What the hell is going on?” Zed muttered internally, trying to piece together what he had just seen. “I stole some money? What is he even talking about? Is this some kind of setup to ruin my image or something?”Zed couldn’t recall a single moment in his life when he had ever stolen money. Not even a dollar. Stealing was simply not in his nature. So where was this accusation coming from?Was he being framed? Or was this just a massive misunderstanding spiraling out of control?“He said those guys came to his apartment immediately after the stream… meaning they were watching the stream in real-time,” Zed reflected, rubbing his chin as the pieces slowly began to come together. “That night… right after I joined the livestream, my system warned me—said people were trying to track me. It told me if I didn’t leave, they’d ge
Accusation
Zed stood there motionless like a statue the moment he stepped inside the club. His sharp eyes slowly scanned the space, absorbing the chaotic ambiance. The club was alive with energy—people danced wildly to the booming music, others leaned against the bar laughing and chugging drinks, and couples clung to each other in dim corners, lost in their own worlds.He let his gaze drift across the pulsing dance floor and disco lights flashed overhead. The scent of alcohol, perfume, and sweat hung heavy in the air. His eyes searched for one face in particular, combing through the crowd like a hawk.Then, finally, he saw him.Across the bar, seated alone at a cluttered table filled with half-empty bottles of beer, was Jack. He had a glass of beer in hand, staring down into it like it held the answers to all his problems.Zed stared at him for a moment longer, his expression unreadable, before stepping forward with his walking cane in hand. His steps were calm and steady, calculated. But just a
Unraveling Threads
Zed pulled out his phone slowly, the glow of the screen illuminating the sharp angles of his face in the dim lighting of the club. He swiped through his home screen until he reached his banking app, tapping it with practiced precision. The app loaded swiftly, revealing the staggering balance in his account. The system had deposited an additional eighty million dollars earlier that morning—a reward for his recent level-up.Zed barely blinked at the zeros. That kind of money had long since stopped exciting him.He turned the screen toward Jack. “I’ll need your account details.”Jack hesitated, still uncertain if he was being set up, but eventually rattled them off. Zed entered the numbers, double-checked, and hit send. A moment later, the app buzzed with confirmation.Simultaneously, Jack felt his phone vibrate deep in his jeans pocket.He pulled it out quickly, the anticipation showing in the twitch of his jaw and the narrowing of his eyes. He unlocked the screen, and as the banking no
The Black Zone
Lucas drove the car back to Platinum Industries, and he pulled over a few meters away from the building. The sun had already set, and the day had now given way to night. The only sources of illumination were the dim, flickering bulbs hanging sporadically around the premises, casting long shadows that danced with the breeze.Both Zed and Lucas remained seated inside the vehicle after they arrived, patiently waiting for Steve to emerge.They waited for a few quiet moments until the glass entrance door of the company slid open, and two figures stepped outside. Steve and Amanda walked out of the building, giggling softly, their arms wrapped affectionately around each other.Zed glanced at them from where he sat in the backseat, his expression unreadable, his eyes narrowing slightly as he observed the scene.The couple continued to laugh and talk as they made their way towards the car. When they finally reached the vehicle, they halted just beside it, lost momentarily in each other’s prese
Gun shopping
She turned around and reached for a remote resting beside a monitor. With a quiet click, the wall behind her began to rumble softly. Panels shifted aside with mechanical precision, revealing a concealed vault embedded within the wall—its interior lined with sleek, high-grade, top-tier weapons that shimmered beneath crisp white spotlights.“This,” she said, gesturing with a flourish, “is where we keep the real gems.”Zed stepped forward, his gaze fixed intently on the vault. Awe flickered across his usually composed face. Lucas stood to his left, while Steve stood at his right, both equally mesmerized by the arsenal before them.“You don’t mind me asking what you need the weapons for, do you?” the woman inquired, her tone casual yet curious.Zed shifted his gaze to her, but before he could respond, Lucas spoke up.“If there’s one thing I know about the Black Zone, it’s that you guys don’t ask questions. Even if a kid walks in demanding a machine gun, not a single question would be aske
Outnumbered, Undettered
The moment Zed opened his banking app, Daniel—still hovering beside him—snuck a glance at the screen. His eyes caught Zed's account balance, and instantly, his jaw slackened, mouth falling open as if gravity had yanked it down. His pupils dilated with disbelief.He had never—never—seen such an amount of money in his entire life.For several heartbeats, Daniel remained frozen, his gaze glued to the screen like a man witnessing a myth come to life. Then, slowly, he shifted his stunned stare to Zed, who appeared calm, methodical, and unbothered as he began making the transaction.Who the hell is this guy...? Daniel wondered, eyes narrowed.Everything about Zed screamed power and precision. Judging by that staggering account balance alone, Daniel knew—without a shred of doubt—that Zed wasn’t just another rich man. He was someone. Someone important.But why was a man of his caliber here? In this place?Men like Zed didn't come to the Black Zone in person. Not unless they were mad—or extrem
A billionaire in the killing zone
"Good evening, amigos," Gustavo said with a smile that didn’t quite reach his eyes.His voice was deep and composed, yet beneath that calm exterior was the subtle threat of a man who had killed before—and wouldn’t hesitate to do it again."Evening," Zed responded coolly, his tone unreadable. "How can we help you?" he asked, maintaining a casual composure that contrasted sharply with the tension rising around them.Gustavo took a few slow, deliberate steps closer. As he advanced, Steve—who was standing beside Zed—instinctively took a step back, his heart thudding hard in his chest.“When I saw you earlier, I figured you were just another one of those messengers sent by some rich prick,” Gustavo began, his voice low but firm. “You know, the type who love dressing up in fancy suits to mimic their boss. But,” he chuckled darkly, “it seems I was wrong.”He motioned slightly toward Daniel. “My comrade here told me he caught a glimpse of something... interesting. Said he saw your phone. Clai
The shot that changed everything
"Ah, ah, careful now, boy," Gustavo hissed, pressing the cold edge of his dagger against Lucas's neck. "One wrong move, and I’ll slice his throat open."Zed halted mid-step, both hands lifting slightly in surrender."Let him go, man," he demanded, his voice clear and firm, his gaze locked on Gustavo with piercing intensity."Hell yeah, like I’m going to do that," Gustavo scoffed with a sneer. He tightened his grip on Lucas. "I’ll only let him go if you give me what I want.""And what exactly is that?" Zed asked calmly, though tension flickered in his voice."You know what I want—don’t play dumb, kid!" Gustavo barked, spit flying from his lips. "Unlock your phone and hand it over."Zed's reply was instantaneous. "I don’t think I can do that.""Is that so?!" Gustavo growled. "I said unlock your phone and hand it over! If you don’t, I’ll carve your little minion’s neck wide open!""Don’t listen to him, boss! He’s bluffing!" Lucas shouted, his voice defiant despite the blade against his t