All Chapters of Strike Back Of The Secret Billionaire : Chapter 141
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Brent woke up to the soft glow of his phone lighting up the dim room. The screen was flooded with notifications — headlines, articles, and social media posts, all bearing one name: Sophia. Photos of her at the gala flooded the internet. The city's pulse was racing with excitement over her recent gala appearance, her heartfelt donations, and the undeniable aura she carried. She had become the talk of the town overnight, and the spotlight wasn’t fading anytime soon. He sat up, running a hand through his hair, a slow smile forming on his face. This was the moment they had been waiting for. The perfect time to make their move. James was already up when Brent reached the strategy room, maps and reports spread across the table like an intricate battlefield. Lucy, Jessica, Adam, Ling — the team was assembled, eyes sharp and ready. “Looks like Sophia’s taken the city by storm,” Brent said,
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The conference room was thick with tension. Sarah Chen’s face was flushed crimson, her breath sharp and uneven. The echoes of the slap still hung in the air, a vivid crack that left the room frozen in shock. The man she had struck, Blake, stood rubbing his cheek, stunned. Around the table, the other executives exchanged uneasy glances, whispers barely audible but filled with disbelief.Sarah’s fury hadn’t abated. She stormed toward the door, her heels clicking loudly on the polished floor, a tempest in human form.As she passed by, she caught snippets of hushed conversations.“That wasn’t right at all…” one whispered.“Blake didn’t deserve that,” murmured another.Sarah’s ears burned. She spun on her heel, her eyes narrowing into slits like daggers.“Who said that?” she demanded, her voice low but venomous.From the corner of the room, a younger executive shifted uncomfortably, muttering und
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The conference room still hummed with tension, the echoes of Sarah’s slaps lingering in the stale air like a bad smell. The executives left the boardroom in stunned silence, nursing bruised egos and cheeks alike. The fragile calm that had once ruled Chen Industries was shattered, replaced by fear and uncertainty.Charles Walker, co-boss and Sarah’s reluctant partner in this unraveling empire, stepped cautiously through the open doorway. His tailored suit was immaculate, but his expression betrayed the weight of the moment. He approached Sarah with measured steps, his eyes scanning the room, then locking onto hers.“Sarah,” Charles began softly but firmly, “you need to take a step back. Slow down. This… this outburst — if it reaches the media, it will destroy everything we’ve worked so hard to build.”Sarah’s breath hitched. She turned sharply, fists clenched so tightly her knuckles whitened. She slammed the
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Sarah Chen sat alone in the driver’s seat of her sleek black car. The engine hummed quietly beneath her, but inside, a storm raged. She slammed her fists against the steering wheel again and again, each hit echoing her growing fury, each strike a release of the rage boiling in her chest.“Damn it!” she hissed between gritted teeth, her breath fogging up the glass. “Everything’s falling apart because of her... Sophia. That damn Sophia!”Her knuckles turned white from the force of the blows, but it wasn’t enough. It never was. She felt cornered, haunted by shadows she couldn’t fight head-on. Her empire was crumbling, her power slipping through her fingers like sand, and the one person standing in her way was that woman — the woman who had stolen her clients, her reputation, and her place at the top.The car’s interior was dim, the glow of the dashboard lights casting harsh shadows across her face, emphasizing the lines of worry and rage
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(The Following Night) The night outside was cold and unforgiving, but inside the dimly lit office of Chen Industries, the air was thick with a different kind of chill—one born from fear, frustration, and the weight of impending destruction. Sarah Chen sat behind her oversized mahogany desk. Her eyes were dark, hard, burning with a mix of hatred and determination. The sting of her recent failures still clung to her like a bitter perfume, but beneath it all, a new fire was growing. A fire fueled by revenge. The door creaked softly, breaking the heavy silence. Charles Walker stepped in, his expression a mask of calm concern. He closed the door behind him, the click echoing like a gunshot. “Sarah,” he said carefully, “you need to be careful. The board is restless. The media is circling. And the longer this goes on, the worse it gets.” Sarah
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In a sleek penthouse high above the tangled web of streets and neon lights, Sarah Chen sat alone, staring out the vast glass windows. Her reflection looked back at her—hardened, tired, but burning with a fire that refused to die. She clenched her jaw, fists resting on the cool surface of the marble countertop behind her. The silence was a sharp contrast to the chaos that had become her life. The boardroom slaps, the public humiliation, the crumbling empire—it all played on repeat in her mind, a relentless echo of failure. But Sarah wasn’t one to accept defeat. Her phone buzzed, breaking the silence. She glanced down to see a message from her father: “We have an opportunity. Are you ready?” Her lips curled into a slow, cruel smile. “Ready? I was born ready dad.” She tapped out a quick reply and stood, smoothing the fabric of her dress like a warrior preparing for battle.***
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The morning sun was barely creeping into the sky when Sarah Chen woke, her mind already racing. Sleep had been elusive, chased away by the weight of failure and the sharp sting of humiliation. The echo of Blake’s firing still rang in her ears, the slaps, the whispers, the cold looks from the board. But that wasn’t the worst. The worst was knowing Sophia was still out there—stronger, smarter, gaining ground every day. She sat up in bed, the silk sheets tangled around her legs, and stared at the ceiling. The penthouse was luxurious, but it felt more like a cage. A gilded prison holding a woman who refused to surrender. Her phone buzzed on the nightstand. A message from Robert: “We’ll hit back harder. Prepare yourself.” She swallowed hard, feeling the familiar cold rush of determination. “They think this is over,” she whispered to herself. “They have no idea wh
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The tension in the city was palpable. Every move, every whispered conversation, seemed to carry the weight of impending doom. In the midst of it all, Sarah Chen prepared for a meeting that could change everything. The room she entered was opulent, filled with powerful men and women whose influence stretched far beyond the city limits. They regarded her with a mixture of respect and calculation. Sarah took her seat at the head of the table, her posture regal despite the storm brewing inside her. “Thank you all for coming,” she began smoothly. “Chen Industries is at a crossroads. We face threats from within and without. But with your support, we can regain our position and crush our enemies. We have to always be at the top. Because that is what we are known for.” A murmur of agreement rippled through the room. An older man leaned forward, voice gravelly. “What’s your plan, Sarah C
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The early morning fog wrapped the city in a soft, gray blanket, hiding its secrets beneath a veil of quiet. But inside the walls of Chen Industries, the calm was a fragile illusion, ready to shatter at any moment. Sarah Chen stood in her office, the skyline behind her blurred by the mist. Her eyes were fixed on the horizon, but her mind was far from peaceful. Every failure, every loss, every betrayal played like a broken record in her head. She clenched her fists, nails biting into her palms. The war with Sophia was no longer about business or pride—it was survival. And survival demanded ruthless action. Her phone buzzed on the desk, pulling her back to reality. It was Robert. “Sarah, we’ve received new intel,” his voice was grave. “Sophia’s team is mobilizing faster than we anticipated. They’re strengthening their defenses.” Sarah’
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Brent Walker stood by the window of the safe house, watching the streets slowly come alive. The battle he was waging wasn’t just about power or money anymore—it was about survival, about reclaiming what had been taken from him and making sure no one underestimated him again. Behind him, the low murmur of his team filled the room. Lucy was scanning through client lists, James was on a call coordinating with Blake, Adam was reviewing the latest intel, and Ling was drafting legal documents. Brent turned slowly, his eyes sharp. “This is it. Sarah’s next move is coming, and we need to be ready to hit back harder.” James nodded, ending his call. “Blake says Sarah’s moving fast. She’s coordinating with some of her most ruthless allies. We’re expecting an aggressive strike within the week.” Lucy frowned, tapping her fingers on the desk. “Sophia’s clients are nervous. The rumors, the attacks—they’re rattling them.”
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