All Chapters of SECRET BILLIONAIRE: Chapter 111
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Chapter 112
The second Elder Relic sat on the table in front of Benjamin Moore, glowing faintly. Its light was softer now, like it had calmed down after Amanda's sacrifice. The camp was too quiet. Everyone felt the weight of what had happened the night before, and though nobody spoke about it directly, the silence said everything.Benjamin hadn’t slept. He kept turning the relic over in his hands, studying the strange markings etched into its surface. Unlike the first relic, which had given him visions of power and possibility, this one seemed heavier with meaning. It whispered, in a way not in words, but in feelings. And those feelings weren’t comforting.Emily stirred beside him. She had stayed close through the night, refusing to let him drown in his own thoughts. Her voice was soft, almost like she was afraid to break the fragile quiet. “You’re still awake?”Benjamin nodded slowly. “I can’t put it down.”“You don’t have to carry it all the time,” Emily said, sitting up straighter. “It won’t v
Chapter 113
The world was still burning in many ways. Not with fire, but with confusion, distrust, and fear. The systemic flaw’s influence had shaken governments, destroyed trust between neighbors, and made ordinary people wonder if humanity could even last another decade. Every news station, every conversation in the streets, every whisper in the marketplace carried that same heavy question: What if this is the end?But amid all this chaos, something unexpected happened. Something beautiful. Something fragile, but also powerful.Benjamin and Emily decided to get married.It wasn’t just about them, though it could have been. It was about giving the world a story to hold onto. A reminder that love could still grow in cracked soil, that humanity wasn’t just fear and failure, but also laughter, warmth, and trust.The decision didn’t come easily.It happened one night after a long victory. Benjamin had just returned from a grueling mission. The team had managed to expose another network of influen
Chapter 114
Benjamin Moore never thought the relics would lead him here. Not to the bottom of an ocean, not into the heart of a volcano, not into the stars but to something painfully ordinary. Something human.The first two Elder Relics had already tested him in ways he could never fully explain. The first had forced him to think with his heart as much as his mind. The second had made his team suffer sacrifices. They had bled for it. They had cried for it. And it had changed them.But when Benjamin placed the second relic beside the first, something happened that none of them expected.The relics hummed. A vibration passed through the air, low at first, then rising into a strange resonance that made the walls of the safehouse tremble. Light flared between them not blinding, but sharp and cutting, like reality itself was bending to let something through.Emily grabbed Benjamin’s arm. “Is this supposed to happen?”He shook his head slowly, eyes locked on the relics. “I don’t know… but I think we’re
Chapter 115
Benjamin Moore had always known this moment would come. The systemic flaw had watched him move from the shadows, whispering in people’s minds, twisting systems against themselves. But now, as Benjamin stood one step away from the final relic, the flaw changed its approach.It no longer whispered. It roared.The first sign came as Benjamin and his team prepared to move toward the United Nations. Alarms blared across the city, not from their safehouse, but from every device tuned into global news.“Breaking news,” a voice announced on the screen. “Massive earthquakes have struck three continents at once. Entire cities are in chaos. Power grids are failing. Communications are collapsing. Experts are calling it unprecedented, almost coordinated.”Emily’s face drained of color. “This isn’t nature. This is the flaw.”Benjamin nodded grimly. “It’s not hiding anymore. It’s attacking.”The hours that followed were the most exhausting Benjamin had ever experienced.Floods hit coastal regions w
Chapter 116
The air felt heavy. Not the kind of heavy that comes with rain or storms, but a deeper heaviness, the type that seeps into your chest and makes it hard to breathe. Benjamin Moore stood at the threshold of the chamber where the final Elder Relic was kept.It wasn’t hidden in a jungle or buried under the sea this time. No, this one was right here, in the center of the city, in plain sight. A tall glass building rose above him, gleaming with power, the headquarters of one of the largest financial institutions in the world. People walked in and out like it was an ordinary day. Cars honked on the street. Somewhere nearby, someone was selling hot dogs, the smoke drifting lazily through the air.But Benjamin knew the truth. Behind all that ordinary life, in the depths of this building, lay the last piece of the puzzle. The final Elder Relic.Emily stood beside him, her hand clutching his tightly. She didn’t speak, but her eyes told him everything. She was ready. Ready to stand with him no ma
Chapter 117
The world felt different.Benjamin Moore stood in the middle of the plaza, the echoes of the relic’s final light still lingering in his eyes. For a moment, everything had been swallowed by brilliance, not the destructive kind, but the kind that washed through every corner of existence, reshaping, restoring, and rewriting.When the glow faded, the city around him looked the same, yet not the same. The buildings still stood. The people still walked. Cars still honked in the distance. But something invisible had shifted. It was as if the world had been holding its breath for centuries and had finally exhaled.Benjamin blinked. He felt light, almost weightless. Not because of power, but because of peace. For the first time since his journey began, there was no pressure crushing his chest. No whispers of the flaw in the back of his mind. No fear of what chaos tomorrow might bring.He had done it.Emily’s hand slipped into his. She looked around too, her eyes wide, her face pale with awe. “
Chapter 118
The war was over.The systemic flaw, the endless cycle that had shaped humanity for centuries, was gone. The relics had done their work, and Benjamin had made the hardest choice of his life. He gave up power so that humanity could have freedom.Now, the world was free.But freedom was not simple.Benjamin knew that clearly as he sat on the balcony of his home, looking out at the horizon. The city stretched out before him, alive and buzzing. For the first time in centuries, the streets hummed with real hope. People walked without the invisible fear of collapse hanging over their heads. Markets grew, schools thrived, and conversations about the future were no longer painted with cynicism.It should have been perfect. But Benjamin knew peace was only the beginning.“Are you thinking again?” Emily’s voice pulled him from his thoughts. She came out carrying two cups of tea, the steam curling softly in the evening air. She handed him one and sat beside him.“I’m always thinking,” Benjamin a
Chapter 119
The first few months after the great battle were unlike anything Benjamin had ever experienced. For years, he had fought against shadows, whispers, manipulations, and the crushing weight of the systemic flaw. He had lived in the constant storm of chaos, always bracing for the next strike. But now, the storm had broken.The air was still. The world was quiet.And people were looking at him not just as a hero anymore, not just as the man who had carried the Elder Relics and stood against the flaw. They were looking at him as their leader. Their king.Benjamin didn’t like that word king. It felt heavy, outdated, full of crowns and thrones and things that separated one man from the rest. But whether he liked it or not, that was what he had become. People listened to him. People believed him. People trusted him with their future.And so, in those first months, he did what he always did when faced with an impossible choice. He spoke the truth.The first global broadcast was something Benjam
Chapter 120
The first months of Benjamin Moore’s reign brought hope. People were smiling again. Markets were fairer, children were fed, and leaders no longer sat behind closed doors plotting for themselves. The world felt lighter, freer, as if humanity had finally stepped out of a long, dark tunnel.But peace, Benjamin soon learned, was never absolute. For every face that looked at him with gratitude, there was another that glared with resentment.Not everyone liked the new world order.The people who had benefitted from the old systems like wealthy elites, corrupt officials, corporations that thrived on exploitation were not gone. Many had lost power overnight when Benjamin dismantled their structures. Their influence was cut down, their secrets dragged into light.For ordinary people, it was justice. For them, it was humiliation.And humiliation, especially for those who once ruled, never stayed quiet for long.In the corners of dimly lit boardrooms, in lavish homes tucked away in remote places
Chapter 121
The idea came to Benjamin Moore during one of his long nights of work.He had been reading reports about nations that were still struggling after the collapse of the old order countries where markets were empty, streets were broken, and trust in leadership had been almost destroyed. His reforms were helping, yes, but for many people, Benjamin was still just a name on a screen, a distant figure who spoke from podiums.He wanted to be more than that. He wanted to be there.So he told Emily, and she immediately agreed. “If we want them to believe in this new world,” she said, her voice soft but steady, “we need to walk among them. Not as rulers. As people.”Benjamin nodded. That was exactly it.Thus began what history would later call The Tour of Hope.Their first stop was a small coastal nation that had suffered heavily during the years of conflict. Its fishing industry had collapsed, leaving families hungry. The harbor had once been alive with boats and laughter; now it was quiet, almo