All Chapters of 50 BILLION REASONS FOR REVENGE: Chapter 11
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MEETING TOBY
The days in the private cell were quiet, but Zeus’s mind was a storm. He didn't like the way General Alex looked at him now—not with hatred, but with a strange kind of respect. Alex saw Zeus as a powerful weapon, a lion he wanted to put on a leash and lead into battle.Zeus knew he should escape. He had the strength to break the bars, and he still had his hidden wealth waiting for him in offshore accounts. He could disappear and live like a king in a distant land. But every time he thought about leaving, he saw Juliana’s face. He was falling in love with her. It wasn't just that she looked like Maria; she had a soul that was pure, trapped in a house of cruelty. He couldn't leave her behind.Meanwhile, Commander Greg was losing his mind with jealousy. Every night for a week, he sent a different beautiful woman into Zeus’s cell. He sent dancers, singers, and even daughters of minor lords."Go in there," Greg would hiss at the women. "Make him weak. Give him wine, give him your body, and
SHOULD I GO OR STAY
The grand hall felt like it was shrinking. The air was thick with the smell of spilled wine and the suffocating silence that followed the encounter. Zeus stood like a pillar of stone, his gaze level and his body relaxed. He didn't tremble. He didn't shiver. He looked at Toby not as a victim looks at a killer, but as a mountain looks at a passing storm.Toby, however, looked like a man losing his mind. His hand shook so violently that red wine splashed onto his golden rings. He had spent a year convinced that the venom had rotted Zeus from the inside out. He had slept better thinking his rival was bones and dust. Now, seeing Zeus alive, stronger and more noble than ever, Toby was filled with a dark, bitter regret.I should have stayed to watch him take his last breath, Toby thought, his teeth grinding together. I should have chopped off his head myself.General Alex, unaware of the history between the two men, continued to laugh and slap Zeus on the back. "See, Toby? This is the man I
SEDUCTION AND DEATH
The blood on the marble floor was still wet, but the silence in the hall was even heavier. General Alex looked at the bodies of the veteran prisoners and his own guards. He had seen many warriors in his life, but he had never seen the kind of speed and raw power Zeus just showed. He didn't say a word. He didn't try to argue or offer the mansion again. He simply nodded his head, his eyes full of fear.Zeus turned away without looking back and walked toward the dark corridors. The guards didn't dare touch him. They followed at a distance as he entered his old cell in the Black Hole. The iron door slammed shut, and for a moment, Zeus felt the peace of the stone walls again.But the peace did not last long. An hour later, the small window in the door slid open. It wasn't a guard. It was Juliana. She had bribed the man on duty with her gold jewelry to let her in. When the door opened, she stepped inside the damp, dark room.Zeus was sitting on the floor, his back against the wall. He looke
MADE A COMMANDER
Zeus stood in the center of the cell, his eyes fixed on Juliana. He didn't look at the angry faces of the prisoners or the sharp eyes of the guards. He only saw her. Behind him, Juliana was weeping, trying to fix her dress with shaking hands.Commander Greg stood at the front of the crowd, his face twisted with a wicked smile. "Look at him!" Greg shouted to the prisoners. "He killed your friend Valentine, and now he stays silent like a coward! Don't just stand there! Give him the justice he deserves! Stone him!"The crowd, fueled by Greg’s words and the pain of losing Valentine, began to reach for the loose rocks on the prison floor."Murderer!" someone yelled, throwing a heavy stone.The rock hit Zeus squarely on the shoulder with a loud thud. He didn't flinch. He didn't even blink. Then came another stone, hitting his chest, and another striking his forehead. Blood began to trickle down his face, mixing with the dirt and sweat, but Zeus remained as still as a mountain. He didn't rai