All Chapters of Bullshit Son Reborn as an Octomillionaire Tycoon: Chapter 261
- Chapter 270
280 chapters
CHAPTER 176 PART 2
"We have witnesses and recorded evidence," Martinez replied. "Mr. Solomon, your son conspired with Samuel Walsh to kidnap Harry Solomon. He also hired Victor Kane to kidnap Alice Anderson. The evidence is overwhelming.""Lies!" Mrs. Solomon screamed. "All lies! Harry is a liar and he framed Frank because he's jealous!""Jealous of what?" Martinez asked, her patience clearly wearing thin."Of Frank's success! Of Frank's intelligence! Harry has always tried to make Frank look bad!" Mrs. Solomon continued hysterically."Mom, please," Frank said weakly. "Just... just stop.""I won't stop!" Mrs. Solomon insisted. "They're taking you away for something you didn't do! Frank, tell them! Tell them you're innocent!"Frank looked at his mother's desperate face, then at his father's horrified expression. He could maintain the lie. Could keep claiming innocence. But what was the point? Alice had identified him. Harry had recorded him confessing to Samuel. Samuel would testify against him to save h
CHAPTER 177 PART 1
Two weeks after Frank's sentencing, Harry received an unexpected call from Michael Chen."Harry, can you come to TechNova this afternoon?" Michael asked. "Gage Thompson wants to meet with both of us. He says it's important.""What's it about?" Harry asked."He wouldn't say over the phone," Michael replied. "Just said it's time you learned the truth about something."Harry arrived at TechNova that afternoon to find Michael and Gage waiting in the executive conference room. The atmosphere felt heavy, serious."Harry, please sit down," Gage said, gesturing to a chair. "What we're about to tell you is something that should have been revealed years ago. But circumstances prevented it.""What are you talking about?" Harry asked, confused."Your father," Michael said gently. "Your real father. There's something about him you never knew."Harry's chest tightened. His father had died when Harry was young. The memories were vague, painful."What about him?" Harry asked quietly.Gage opened a fo
CHAPTER 177 PART 2
Harry turned to face them. "I don't know what to say. I never expected... I never wanted...""We know," Michael said kindly. "Harry, you've never been motivated by money or power. That's one of the things that makes you perfect for this role. You genuinely care about people, about innovation, about doing the right thing.""Harry," Gage said, standing and approaching him. "I've watched you over these past months. I've seen how you handled the crisis with the warehouse fire. How you managed the merger despite Frank's sabotage. How you survived kidnapping and torture and still came back to work. How you exposed Frank's crimes and saved Alice Anderson. You've proven yourself in every way that matters.""I just did what needed to be done," Harry replied."Exactly," Gage smiled. "And that's why I'm proud to officially recognize you as the rightful owner of TechNova Industries and all its subsidiaries. When you turn twenty-five, you'll have full control. Until then, Michael and I will contin
CHAPTER 178 PART 1
Harry sat in silence for a long moment, absorbing everything Gage and Michael had told him. Finally, he looked up at both men with a serious expression."Thank you for telling me all of this," Harry said. "For protecting my father's legacy and for believing I could handle this responsibility.""You've more than proven yourself," Gage replied. "Harry, when you turn twenty-five, you'll officially take control as CEO of TechNova and all subsidiary companies.""No," Harry said firmly.Both men looked at him in surprise."No?" Michael repeated. "Harry, what do you mean?""I mean I'm not taking over as CEO," Harry explained. "Not right now. Maybe not for years.""But Harry, this is your inheritance—" Gage started."And I'm grateful for it," Harry interrupted. "But Mr. Chen, you've been running TechNova brilliantly for years. You've built this company into what it is today. You've navigated crises, managed growth, inspired loyalty. Why would I replace someone who's doing an excellent job?"M
CHAPTER 178 PART 2
Across the city, Mona Anderson sat alone in her apartment, scrolling through social media. Every post seemed to mock her—pictures of Harry and Alice together, looking happy. Articles about Frank's conviction and Harry's heroism. Updates about TechNova's continued success."It should have been me," Mona muttered bitterly. "I was the one who tried so hard. I was the one who put in the effort. But boring, plain Alice gets everything."She threw her phone across the room in frustration. All her schemes, all her manipulation, all her attempts to get Harry's attention—wasted. She'd alienated her family, destroyed her relationship with Alice, and made herself look desperate and pathetic.And for what? Nothing. Less than nothing."I hate her," Mona whispered. "I hate that she won."But even as she said it, Mona knew the truth. Alice hadn't won by scheming or manipulating. Alice had won by being genuine, by caring about Harry as a person, by having the courage to be honest about her feelings.
CHAPTER 179 PART 1
Harry walked into the quiet Italian restaurant with Alice by his side, feeling lighter than he had in months. The nightmare with Frank was finally over. Justice had been served. And now, for the first time, he could focus on something normal—a real date with the woman he cared about."This place is beautiful," Alice said, looking around at the warm lighting and intimate atmosphere."I wanted somewhere we could just talk," Harry replied. "Somewhere quiet where we don't have to worry about kidnappers or evil half-brothers."Alice laughed softly. "That's a low bar, but I appreciate it."They ordered dinner and settled into easy conversation. As they talked, Alice reached across the table and took Harry's hand."I'm proud of you," Alice said seriously. "Harry, you went through hell—literally got kidnapped and tortured—and you never gave up. You exposed Frank, you saved me, you brought justice for everyone he hurt. That takes incredible strength.""I just did what needed to be done," Harry
CHAPTER 179 PART 2
The next morning, Harry arrived at TechNova feeling refreshed and optimistic. But as he approached his office, the security guard stopped him."Mr. Solomon, a package was delivered for you early this morning," the guard said. "Around 6 AM. The courier refused to give his name or sign anything. Just dropped it off and left."Harry felt his danger sense hum faintly. "Where is it?""On your desk, sir. We scanned it for explosives and biological hazards. It's clean."Harry entered his office and saw the package—a plain brown box with no return address. Just his name written in neat, careful handwriting across the top.He approached it cautiously, using his enhanced senses to check for any hidden dangers. No chemicals. No electronics. No trace of anything harmful.Carefully, Harry opened the box.Inside was a single photograph, yellowed with age. Harry picked it up and his breath caught in his throat.The photo showed a young boy—maybe nine or ten years old—standing next to a little girl w
CHAPTER 180 PART 1
Alfred led Harry to a private conference room down the hall, his movements slow and deliberate like a man walking to his own execution. He locked the door behind them and gestured for Harry to sit."What you're about to hear will be painful," Alfred warned. "Harry, are you sure you want to know?""Tell me everything," Harry demanded, clutching the photograph. "Alfred, I need to know who she is."Alfred sat down heavily, his face lined with old grief. "Her name was Lily. Lily Solomon. She was your younger sister.""Was," Harry repeated, the word like a knife to his chest. "Tell me what happened to her."Alfred took a deep breath. "When you were ten years old, Harry, you had a little sister. Lily was five—bright, cheerful, full of life. She absolutely adored you. Followed you everywhere, wanted to do everything you did."Harry stared at the photograph, trying to force memories that wouldn't come. "I don't remember her. Why don't I remember?""I'm getting to that," Alfred replied gently.
CHAPTER 180 PART 2
"It's called dissociative amnesia," Alfred said. "A psychological defense mechanism. Your mind blocked out all memories of Lily because the guilt and pain were too overwhelming. The doctors said it was your psyche protecting itself from trauma you couldn't process.""How could I forget my own sister?" Harry demanded, his voice breaking. "What kind of person does that?""A traumatized child," Alfred replied firmly. "Harry, you were ten years old. You watched your sister get kidnapped. You were blamed and punished by your parents. Your young mind did the only thing it could to survive—it erased the source of the pain.""Did you know?" Harry asked. "Did you know about Lily all this time?""Yes," Alfred admitted. "I was a friend of your father's—not your adoptive parents, but your biological father who died later. I watched this whole tragedy unfold from a distance. I wanted to help, but your parents wouldn't let me near you.""Why didn't you tell me?" Harry asked, hurt evident in his voi
CHAPTER 181 PART 1
For three days, Harry barely left his apartment. The space transformed into a makeshift investigation headquarters—walls covered with photographs, timelines scrawled on whiteboards, stacks of police files and documents covering every surface.Alfred brought food that went mostly untouched. "Harry, you need to eat something.""I'm not hungry," Harry replied without looking up from the computer screen. "Alfred, look at this. The police investigation went cold after six months. Six months! They gave up on her.""They didn't have any leads," Alfred said gently. "Harry, they tried—""They didn't try hard enough!" Harry snapped. "She was a five-year-old girl. They should have kept searching forever."Alfred sighed but didn't argue. He recognized the guilt driving Harry's obsession and knew nothing he said would help.Through connections Gage provided, Harry accessed the original police files from Lily's case. He also enlisted help from TechNova's tech team—employees loyal to him who didn't