All Chapters of THE ULTIMATE TRILLIONAIRE BOSS : Chapter 681
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THE LIVING WITNESS
“What recording?” Adrian asked. His voice remained steady, but his fingers tightened around the document before him.“A statement Lionel your uncle made shortly before his death,” Ethan answered. “Since you have accused me of using his assassination to remain in power, you should hear what he feared before he was killed.”Harsh noise came from the device before Lionel’s voice filled the conference room. He described companies connected to Adrian financing violent political groups. He spoke about Casper refusing to surrender Titan Crest’s transport network to Adrian, and he revealed that Adrian had threatened to remove anyone standing in his way.Adrian’s face became rigid when Lionel mentioned the order suspending his access to the Aurelion Family Trust. He waited until the recording ended before pushing his chair backwards.“That voice could have been altered,” Adrian said. “Lionel is dead and cannot confirm any of this. You are using damaged words from a dead man to save yourself Et
THE ACCUSER IN CHAINS
Ethan left his seat when Janet entered the conference room. He walked towards her wheelchair and placed one hand gently on its handle. Seeing her pale face brought back feelings he had tried to bury, but he refused to let those emotions weaken her before Adrian.“Bring her closer to the table,” Ethan told the nurse. He adjusted the blanket covering Janet’s legs before helping guide the wheelchair forward. “If she becomes tired or uncomfortable, this meeting will stop immediately.”Janet looked up at him and gave a weak nod. “I asked to come here, Ethan. I need to finish what my father could not.”The doctor checked her pulse before stepping back. “She may speak, but she must not be placed under unnecessary pressure. If her condition changes, I will remove her from this room.”Adrian watched Janet approach without moving. His face remained tense, but his mind was already searching for a way to attack her memory. The woman he believed had been permanently silenced was now sitting across
THE PROJECT BEHIND THE CURTAIN
Three days after Adrian’s arrest, the Tribunal Army released its official report to the public. The statement confirmed that Adrian Aurelion had been charged with murder, attempted murder, political violence and interference with the suspended election.The evidence included payments from companies linked to his campaign, surveillance records and the three recovered operations against Lionel Aurelion, Casper Yulian and Janet Yulian. Parts of Lionel’s final recording were also released after the Tribunal removed information that could endanger the witnesses.Ethan did not appear in any of the footage. The public saw the evidence screens, Adrian’s campaign records and the Tribunal spokesperson who announced the charges. Ethan’s identity as Supreme Leader however remained protected.Citizens who had defended Adrian gathered around public screens in silence. Many had believed his speeches against the curfew and supported his demand for the election to continue. They now watched investiga
THE MAN SELENE WARNED HIM ABOUT
Ethan’s convoy reached the western gate of the Verda Medical Innovation Centre that afternoon. The tall grey building stood behind two security walls, with glass towers rising above the main research block. Large banners at the public entrance announced the commissioning of Hilton Verda’s national medical project.Hundreds of journalists and invited guests waited near the main entrance. They did not know that Ethan had arrived through another gate. His convoy contained no flags or signs that could reveal who was inside.Tribunal Army vehicles blocked the nearby roads. Soldiers watched the rooftops, service gates and underground entrances. Other soldiers searched every vehicle allowed into the centre.Ethan sat in the second armoured car with a protected earpiece connected to Mira. He watched the building through the dark window as the convoy passed the first gate. “Has any public station reported my arrival?” he asked.“Nothing has appeared,” Mira answered through the earpiece. “The j
THE COMMANDER WHO WENT SILENT
The heavy doors closed behind Ethan with a deep sound. He stopped for a moment and studied the private commissioning hall. Everything inside looked clean, expensive and carefully arranged.A wide platform stood at the centre of the hall. Screens around it displayed pictures of damaged spinal nerves, artificial limbs and patients learning how to walk with robotic support frames. A medical bed and several nerve-monitoring machines stood behind a glass wall.The words NATIONAL PARALYSIS RECOVERY PROJECT appeared across the largest screen. Beneath them was the green and silver symbol of VerdaLife Biotech.Only a small number of guests had been allowed into the hall. Several medical leaders, three Khagan Council representatives and senior members of the Verda family sat near the front. The journalists outside were watching a different presentation that did not show Ethan or the private ceremony.Six Tribunal soldiers entered with Ethan. Two remained near the doors, while four of them forme
THE MARKED POSITION
Ethan looked back towards the sealed doors. He considered ending the ceremony and returning to the hospital. However, every security team around the centre had reported that the building was safe.Hilton approached him before he could make a decision. “The commissioning platform is ready, Mr Xavier. We are waiting only for you.”“My security commander is missing,” Ethan replied. “This ceremony may need to wait.”“I understand your concern,” Hilton said. “However, the activation will take less than one minute. The Khagan representatives and medical leaders have travelled great distances to witness it.”Ethan studied Hilton’s face. “One minute.”“That is all we need,” Hilton promised.Hilton led him towards the centre of the platform. A thick control station stood on the right side, protected by a wide metal column and reinforced glass. Hilton took his position behind it.A silver circle marked the place where Ethan was expected to stand. Everyone else remained several metres away behin
ONE SECOND FROM DEATH
Ethan struck the floor with his shoulder. The force of the push drove the breath from his lungs, and the activation key bounced across the platform.One second later, gunfire filled the commissioning hall.Bullets tore through the silver circle where Ethan had been standing. The control panel behind it broke apart as sparks, glass and pieces of metal flew across the platform. Several bullets struck the exact height where Ethan’s chest had been only moments earlier.The person who had pushed him dropped over his body and forced his head against the floor.“Do not move!” the stranger shouted. The heavy gunfire made the voice difficult to recognise. “They are still aiming at the mark.”Ethan tried to raise himself. “Who are you? Get off me!”Another line of bullets passed above them. The stranger grabbed the back of Ethan’s jacket and pulled him away from the open centre of the platform.Hilton’s staff screamed and ran in different directions. Some crawled behind the rows of chairs, whil
HIS PREGNANT SAVIOUR
The gunman inside the eastern wall fired as soon as the hidden panel opened. The stranger pushed Ethan’s head against the floor, and the bullet struck the damaged platform behind them.Before the attacker could fire again, the rescuer raised the handgun and fired twice at the opening. The gunman quickly pulled back, but the panel remained open.Another burst of gunfire came from the western wall. Bullets struck the floor around Ethan and forced him to cover his head with both arms. The attackers were shooting from several directions, leaving him with nowhere safe to move.The stranger fired towards the western opening and forced the shooter there to take cover. Every movement was quick and controlled, as though the rescuer already knew where the attackers had been placed.Ethan raised his head slightly. He could not see the stranger’s face beneath the covering, but the skill with which the rescuer handled the weapon surprised him.“How did you know about the shooter inside that wall?”
HILTON'S TRUE FACE
Ethan stared at Selene as gunfire continued across the commissioning hall. Her face looked thinner, and tiredness filled her eyes, but she was awake. She was also holding a gun as though she had prepared for this attack long before entering the building.He reached for her arm to make sure she was real. “How did you leave the hospital? Lorne told me you could not open your eyes or respond to treatment.”Bullets struck the top of the equipment base. Selene pulled Ethan down before pieces of stone could hit his face. “This is not the time for those questions. The shooters are moving closer.”“Were you ever in a coma?” Ethan demanded. His eyes moved towards her pregnant stomach before returning to her face. “What did Lorne hide from me?”Selene removed the empty magazine from her handgun and replaced it with another one. “If you want the truth, stay alive long enough to hear it.”Ethan remembered every strange part of his final call with Lorne. The brigadier general had refused to answer
THE EAGLES BATTLE CALL
Hilton remained partly protected by the metal column. “The commissioning hall was the only room where I could control every camera, every entrance and every person standing near you.”“You turned a medical project into an execution ground,” Ethan said. Anger replaced the shock in his voice. “Those soldiers trusted your security arrangements.”“They were necessary losses,” Hilton replied. He aimed again. “You should have stayed away when you were warned about me.”Hilton fired twice. Ethan pulled Selene behind the equipment base as the bullets struck the stone beside them.“Close every exit!” Hilton shouted towards the hidden attackers. “Do not allow either of them to leave this hall alive!”Gunfire returned from both sides. The attackers no longer waited for clear targets. They fired together, hoping to destroy the equipment base or force Ethan and Selene into the open.Ethan finally understood every part of the trap. Hilton had chosen the silver mark where he would stand. He had plac