All Chapters of Strike Back Of The Secret Billionaire : Chapter 201
- Chapter 210
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Brent sat in the cold, quiet underground mansion, screens lighting up his tired but sharp eyes. His fingers tapped lightly on the metal table as the hum of servers filled the room. This was not a place of comfort, but a war room, and Brent was ready to begin the shadow war. Ling sat beside him, her laptop open, code flying across the screen as her black hair fell over her shoulder. She was the one who could freeze accounts, send legal letters, and track hidden funds without leaving a single fingerprint. Her calm made the room feel colder, her eyes never leaving the numbers shifting in green and red on her screen. Adam leaned back on a crate, rolling a toothpick between his teeth as he scrolled through influencers’ pages. He knew who was fake and who would sell out for a rumor that would boost their views. Every few minutes, he would look at Brent and nod once, letting him know the seeds were planted. Jam
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Sarah sat in her penthouse office, staring at her cracked phone screen. She could still hear her own voice from the livestream replaying in her head, sharp and ugly. Her face had been everywhere, frozen mid-scream, turned into a joke. She slammed her palm on the desk, rattling the crystal vase of white roses. Kara stood by the door, not daring to breathe too loud. Sarah’s eyes snapped up, sharp as a knife. “Get the PR team,” Sarah hissed. “Now. We flood every feed with wedding shots, new deals, charity stories. *Anything* that makes me look untouchable.” Kara nodded, backing out like she might get bitten. Sarah turned to her laptop, pulling up her social feeds. The hashtags were still trending, but not the way she wanted. **#FraudSarah** **#ChenCollapse** **#LeftoversForBrent** She bit her lip until she tasted blood. This wasn’t supposed to happen. She was the queen—untouchable,
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Sarah sat in front of the vanity mirror, brushing her hair even though it was already perfect. Her eyes were red from another night of screaming at people who didn’t listen. She could hear the soft ping of notifications on her phone, but she was too afraid to look. Her reflection looked tired, but she lifted her chin, forcing a small, fake smile. Today, she would fix everything. Today, the world would see her as the queen again. Kara peeked in, holding a steaming cup of coffee. “Ms. Chen, the PR team is waiting. The influencers are ready for the live Q\&A.” Sarah grabbed the cup and took a sip, letting the warmth steady her hands. “Get them ready. I want the best lighting.” She stood up, rolling her shoulders back as if she could shake off the fear. --- The lights in the studio were bright, too bright, making Sarah’s skin look almost too smooth, too polished. The influencer across from her, a young
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Sarah sat at the edge of the bed in the penthouse, the lights of the city blinking like cold eyes outside the glass. She was scrolling through her phone, jaw tight as she watched Chen Industries’ stock graph dip lower, red lines cutting through the green. Her heart thudded so loud she almost didn’t hear the door open. Damien walked in, his black coat brushing against his legs, his phone still in his hand. He looked calm, too calm, as he pulled off his gloves. “It’s done.” Sarah’s eyes snapped up. “What?” Damien tossed the gloves on the table and smirked. “Shipment cleared. The biggest deal we’ve had. They paid in cash.” Sarah blinked, the tension in her shoulders loosening just a little. “You did it?” she whispered. Damien nodded, checking his messages. “We’re covered. For now.” Sarah exhaled, leaning back, a small, cold smile spreading across her lips. Chen Indus
205 - VIP GALA FALL
Sarah stood in front of the full-length mirror, adjusting the diamond necklace around her neck. The new black velvet gown hugged her figure perfectly, the slit high enough to draw attention without looking desperate. Her hair was pinned into a sleek wave, makeup flawless, eyes sharp. Kara hovered near the door, holding a clipboard, careful not to make a sound. Sarah’s phone buzzed on the vanity, and she snatched it up. It was a reminder for the night: *Global Hearts Charity Gala – Keynote Speech at 8:00 PM.* Sarah’s lips curled as she dropped the phone into her clutch. “Tonight,” she whispered to herself, “I take it back.” She would remind them who Sarah Chen was. She would remind them that Chen Industries still stood, stronger than ever. --- The ballroom was a sea of crystal chandeliers, white roses, and soft violin music. Influencers moved like hungry birds, cameras in hand, whispering to each ot
206 - SINKING PARTY
Sarah stood on the deck of the massive white yacht, the Miami sun making the gold trim on her dress sparkle as if she were wrapped in light. Cameras flashed as influencers moved around her, filming her as she lifted a glass of champagne, forcing a perfect smile. She tilted her head, letting her hair fall just right, ignoring the tightness in her chest. “Chen Industries is stronger than ever,” she said to a reporter, her voice clear. The reporter nodded, smiling, but the camera lens felt cold on Sarah’s skin. She held the smile until the camera dropped before letting her jaw clench. Behind her, Kara was adjusting place cards on the tables, careful not to drop any glasses. The yacht crew moved in and out, carrying trays of hors d’oeuvres, the scent of shrimp and lemon drifting through the warm air. Music pumped softly from the speakers, the bass thrumming under Sarah’s heels. --- Sarah walked to the rail,
207 - ANOTHER FAILURE
Sarah stood at the edge of the rooftop, looking out over the skyline, the lights blinking like tiny cameras watching her every move. Her black gown shimmered under the strings of gold lights, her makeup perfect, her hair pinned into an elegant twist. She breathed in, ignoring the twisting in her stomach. Tonight would change everything. She turned, scanning the rooftop venue filled with round tables draped in white, each with a single frosted bottle of her new perfume, Phoenix. Influencers moved around with ring lights, giggling, filming, posting stories. Waiters carried trays of champagne, the clinking of glasses mixing with the hum of rooftop heaters. Sarah’s lips curled into a confident smile. This was it. Her comeback. “Sarah, the press is ready,” Kara whispered, holding a clipboard with trembling hands. Sarah didn’t look at her, adjusting the diamond bracele
208 - ANOTHER TASTE OF FAILURE?
Sarah stepped out of the black car, the cold New York air hitting her skin as cameras flashed around her. She lifted her chin, letting her silk coat fall open just enough to show the deep blue designer gown beneath. The marble steps of the auction house glistened under the lights, lined with velvet ropes and eager influencers filming every moment.“Ms. Chen! Over here!” someone shouted.Sarah turned, smiling perfectly as she let them snap photos, her diamond earrings catching the light. Her phone buzzed in her clutch, but she ignored it, stepping forward into the warm glow of the auction hall.Tonight, she would show them. Chen Industries still stood.---Inside, the auction house smelled of polished wood and expensive perfume. Crystal chandeliers glittered above, lighting the rows of seats filled with billionaires, influencers, and art collectors in tailored suits and shimmering gowns.A massive painting stoo
209 - RUINED GALA
Sarah stood in front of the mirror, adjusting the straps of her silver gown. Her hair was pinned perfectly, and her makeup was flawless, but her eyes looked tired. She forced herself to smile, checking it in the mirror, making sure it looked real. “Tonight is the night,” she whispered to herself. “We fix everything.” Kara peeked in, holding a clipboard. “Ms. Chen, the car is ready.” Sarah nodded, grabbing her clutch. She slipped on her diamond earrings, ignoring the pit in her stomach. She needed this night to go perfectly. --- The hotel lobby was bright, filled with the smell of expensive perfume and soft piano music. Guests in black suits and glittering dresses moved around, laughing and taking pictures. Influencers were already filming themselves in front of the gold Chen Industries banners. Sarah stepped out of the car, smiling as cameras
210 - PUBLIC HUMILIATION
Sarah stood in the makeup room, staring herself in the bright mirror lights. The artist was finishing the last touch on her eyeliner, her lips painted a perfect red. Her hair was smooth, falling down her shoulders like black silk. “This is it,” Sarah whispered. “Tonight, I fix everything.” Kara stood behind her, holding her phone, checking the schedule. “The host will bring you on in ten minutes.” Sarah nodded, lifting her chin. She had practiced her lines, her fake tears, and the soft smile she would give the camera. She would tell the world about her struggles and how she was rising stronger. The hallway outside was cold, the floors shining under the harsh lights. A producer waved Sarah toward the stage, her heels clicking on the floor as she walked. She held her clutch tightly, ignoring how her palms were sweating. She glanced at h