All Chapters of Rise to Power:
The Miraculous Liam Regan.: Chapter 91
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CHAPTER 91
His hands slowly curled at his sides.His eyes hardened.Though he said nothing, the storm inside him was obvious.Not far from him stood the governor’s uncle.Unlike the others, whose reactions were filled with relief and amazement, his first emotion was anger.Sharp, immediate anger.It flashed across his face before he was able to conceal it. For a split second, his expression darkened so noticeably that anyone paying close attention might have caught it. But he was quick. Very quick. In the next breath, he masked it with a look of relief and stepped forward with practiced ease.“Thank goodness,” he said, forcing warmth into his voice. “Thank goodness that you’re okay. Thank goodness that you’re back. I’m so happy.”His words were appropriate. His tone was careful. To anyone who did not know better, he looked like a concerned relative overcome with relief.But inside, he was seething.His mind was full of curses.He cursed the fool who had sold him the poison.He cursed the man’s f
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That answer somehow made the governor feel even worse.There was no bitterness in Liam’s voice. No attempt to make them feel small. No hidden insult buried inside his forgiveness. He simply brushed it aside as though none of it mattered. And sometimes that kind of grace hurt more than anger.Nearby, the governor’s sister could not bring herself to look Liam in the face.She stood off to one side, her posture stiff, her expression carefully controlled, but inwardly she was deeply unsettled. Earlier, Liam had pointed out something she had done everything in her power to hide. He had spoken about the constant itchiness on her back, the irritation that came and went, the signs that suggested some kind of infection or deeper physical issue.At the time, she had wanted to dismiss him.She had wanted to act offended.She had wanted to believe he was simply saying nonsense.But now, after everything that had happened, she could no longer do that.Because he had been right about her mother.An
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Liam nodded in return and turned as if to leave.But just as he moved a step forward, something flashed across his mind.He stopped.The expression on his face changed—not dramatically, but enough for those watching closely to notice that he had remembered something important.The house, the house that Victoria and Benjamin had forcefully taken from him.The land that had once represented dignity, stability, and perhaps the beginning of something greater for his family.He remembered their threats.He remembered the arrogance with which they had spoken, the certainty in their voices when they said that in less than seventy-four hours, they would have the house demolished. He remembered how powerless the entire situation had made him feel—not because he lacked truth on his side, but because people like Victoria and Benjamin knew how to twist power, money, and influence to serve themselves.He had not yet gone to City Hall to file a complaint.He had planned to, but with everything else
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Immediately, Liam pulled out his phone and opened the message.The moment his eyes scanned the contents, his expression changed.It was a formal notification from City Hall.The message began with a brief congratulatory line, but what followed was what truly mattered. It stated clearly that the ownership of the house had now been fully transferred to him. The previously disputed property documents—the same papers that had dragged him into confusion, fear, and helplessness—had now been reviewed and corrected. The dual-ownership issue had been resolved. The sale authorization that had been placed on the property had been canceled. Due diligence, the message said, had been carried out, and after confirmation of the findings, the full legal rights to the property had been restored to him.One hundred percent ownership.No ambiguity.No pending dispute.No demolition hanging over his head.The house was his.Fully his.For a moment, Liam just stared at the screen.The words did not merely
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At that moment, Liam turned his eyes toward the governor’s uncle and gave a small, controlled nod.“Well,” he said in an even tone, “thank you for believing in me, and thank you for giving me the opportunity.”It was the kind of response that sounded respectful on the surface, but it did not reveal anything more than necessary. Liam had already become careful—more careful than anyone in the room realized. The handshake had told him something important, something dangerous, and now every word had to be chosen with precision.The governor’s uncle smiled immediately, as though pleased by Liam’s courtesy.“Well,” he said, adjusting his posture with a kind of measured confidence, “I really want us to have a conversation someday. A proper one. At least, a very good conversation on a later day.”He spoke casually, but there was calculation under the softness of his tone.“Because there is something I really want us to talk about,” he continued, “and I think I am in the right position to have
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His words sounded practical.Protective.Reasonable.And of course, everyone else in the room agreed.The governor nodded almost immediately, still focused on preventing anything like this from ever happening again.His sister agreed too, her face still strained from the emotional chaos of the evening.The governor’s aunt also agreed, murmuring that it was the safest option moving forward.No one questioned the suggestion. Why would they? It sounded like care. It sounded like a family tightening security around someone vulnerable.Only Liam heard the danger hidden inside the logic.Still, he said nothing.This was not the moment.Without wasting another second, Liam lowered his head slightly in a polite gesture and said, “I’ll be taking my leave now.”Penelope, who had remained mostly quiet while everything unfolded, moved at once to join him. Together, they began to walk away from the center of the room, leaving the family gathered around the governor’s mother.Behind them, the atmos
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Dr. Kai turned to her, his face still tight with anger. He looked her over with the sort of condescending expression that suggested he considered her interruption unwelcome and uninformed.“You seem very heavily interested in him,” he said.There was a sneer tucked into the sentence, one that carried implication as much as insult.“Well,” he continued, “where I come from, there is a law that governs everybody when it comes to a profession like this. A law that protects people from frauds, from quacks, from dangerous guesswork, from individuals who decide they can play doctor without training, without certification, without legal authority. And I am very sure that this place also has laws that guide and protect matters like this.”His voice grew more forceful the more he spoke, as though turning the issue into a legal principle somehow made him more righteous.“Don’t you see what he has done?” Dr. Kai pressed. “If word gets out that he treated someone like that without being licensed,
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Her tone was not loud, but it carried a dangerous calm.“But let me warn you about something,” she continued. “Some people are untouchable. Some people are far beyond your reach. You will not be able to get close to them. You will not even have the opportunity to try.”Dr. Kai’s nostrils flared.“And let me give you a little advice of my own,” Penelope said. “Do not try anything stupid. Because the moment you do something foolish, that may very well be the end of your career.”She held his gaze without blinking.“That is not a threat,” she said. “It is just advice. From me to you. Take it seriously, get it into your head, and make peace with it.”That did it.Whatever self-control Dr. Kai had left cracked immediately.He stepped forward in anger, the movement sudden enough to sharpen the tension in the air at once. His whole body language changed. He no longer looked like a man trying to make a point. He looked like a man on the verge of doing something reckless.But before the situat
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As soon as she said that, the tears came.Not dramatic tears, not the kind people summon for attention, but quiet, pained tears that spilled the moment the truth was finally allowed out into the open. She quickly raised a hand as if to wipe them away, but more followed, and soon there was no use pretending she still had full control over herself.“It has been so heartbreaking for me,” she said again, her voice breaking now. “You have no idea.”Liam remained silent, giving her space to speak.She swallowed hard and continued.“There are dresses I want to wear,” she said. “Certain clothes I really want to put on, but I cannot. I just cannot. There are so many things I no longer do because of this. So many things I avoid. So many moments I pretend not to care about, when in truth they hurt me deeply.”She looked down, ashamed and vulnerable in a way she clearly was not used to being in front of anyone, let alone Liam.“You would need to see my back,” she said quietly. “Only then would yo
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Liam’s expression changed at once.Not into anger exactly, but into a cool, unimpressed firmness.“Well,” he said, “were you not the one who came to ask for my help?”She looked down.“Now I am giving you the help,” he continued. “And you are already thinking it will not work?”He gave a faint shake of his head.“In that case, you can continue doing all the other things you have been doing.”His words came sharper now, because this was the kind of doubt he had already encountered too many times.“Have you not been doing those things already?” he asked. “All those creams, all those treatments, all those methods you believed in before—have you not been doing them?”She remained silent.“Did any of them work?”That question struck cleanly, and she had no answer for it.Liam continued, “So if you do not believe me, then keep using them. Continue with everything that has brought you this far. But I am telling you now, if you continue in that direction, it will get to a point where you will