All Chapters of I Level Up with the Trillionaire System: Chapter 51
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Chapter Fifty-One: Seeing is not Believing
Mary smiled as she walked toward the black Mercedes-Benz. The car’s surface cast a reflection of the surroundings, its engine revving softly. The driver sat silently, his hands on the steering wheel, waiting for her.A private bodyguard stood beside the car and opened the door when she neared it. Her smile became wider as she entered the car and sat beside her husband, James Whitefield. Last month, Mary divorced Jack Neuman and got married to the billionaire. And it turned out to be the best decision she'd made in her life.“I can't believe you're this excited,” James offered her a warm smile. “I mean, this doesn't seem like a big deal.”“What?” Mary creased her brows. “It doesn't seem like a big deal? Honey, seriously?”There were two more vehicles parked in front of and behind the Mercedes-Benz—a black sedan and a grey SUV… They belonged to James's entourage of bodyguards.A few seconds after Mary got into the car, the black sedan at the front rolled into motion. The Mercedes-Benz d
Chapter Fifty-Two: “If Your Ex Doesn't Believe You, Humiliate Her…”
When Jack returned home, he continued to think about his ex-wife and James Whitefield. He'd seen them today when he was overseeing his company's construction. From the way they looked at him, he figured out they didn't believe he was alive… much less wealthy. Obviously, they'd think he was working for someone else.When he remembered how Mary cheated on me, he clenched his fists and gritted his teeth. He'd never forget that very day and swore to himself to make her pay. But he decided to punish her right now… it would be too early and merciful. He wanted her to see him grow beyond what he was right now—then he would take everything she cared about.“Sir?” Jane called him, jolting him from his thoughts.He shook his head and tilted his head at her. “Sorry, I was thinking about something,” he said.She pursed her lips and asked, “Are you thinking about James Whitefield and Mary Greene?”She'd also seen Jack's ex-wife and her new husband… More so, she'd see his painful expression when th
Chapter Fifty-Three: The Master With a Broken Heart
A few minutes later, Jack and his entourage were already heading back home. He was supposed to stay and try on several suits, but he didn't. He'd just seen his ex-wife and wasn't feeling too good.The Trillionaire System had offered Jack a path to power—and he'd thought it'd help him forget about everything… But it didn't. After seeing Mary, his old wound was reopened—he remembered the horrendous betrayal she'd put him through.‘She left me for that man,’ he thought with a thumping heart. ‘The same man who plotted my demise…who endangered Margaret's life…’He remembered how they'd treated him like trash that they—how they'd ignored his bloody existence. The memory always haunted him, even though he was in a place of power. He knew he swore to have his revenge, but it didn't make it any easier. The pain was still there and it was more grave than he'd thought.When they arrived at the Neuman estate, Jack hurried out of the car the moment Edward opened the door. He walked briskly into th
Chapter Fifty-Four: “If One Can't Kill Him, Two Will…”
Mary ascended the flight of stairs urgently, her jaw clenched. When she passed by the servants, they tried to greet her. But she glared at them, making them scurry away. Normally, she'd insult or maltreat them… but she had more pressing matters today.She entered the master bedroom and walked toward her husband's study desk. And that was when the fit of rage began. She grabbed and tossed the stapler at the window, shattering it. She then began tossing other objects in the room as well.“This can't be!” She yelled at the top of her voice. “He's supposed to be dead! James made sure to kill him! Winston killed him!”The ventilated room felt like a cage to her, the air no longer breathable. She collapsed on the bed, gasping for air. She had to take deep breaths to recover.“He…he really survived,” she whispered, her body trembling. “And he didn't just survive…he rose to become the most feared person in the city.”It was unbelievable, something which could only come out of a fictional stor
Chapter Fifty-Five: The Ambush
Jane perused the documents lying on top of the desk. She squinted whenever she saw an important detail, marking it with her red pen. After two hours of reading through the bulky documents, she grabbed the last one.A smile crept across her face as she said, “Finally… I found you.”She'd been looking for Winston’s private detective—the one who had tailed them to the Ozark Mountains. It turned out this wasn't the man's only crime… He was also the one who had sneaked in the VX nerve agent which had almost killed everyone in the estate.Although Jack had forgotten about him and told her to do the same, she refused to follow that instruction. He’d told her, “He's too insignificant… Surely, he can't pose any threat. Besides, Winston is dead, so he must be too afraid to do anything. Obviously, he's in hiding…”But she didn't take his words to heart back then…and she wouldn't do so now. She had to eliminate every threat, no matter how insignificant they may seem. So, today, she was going to f
Chapter Fifty-Six: The Standoff
Jane’s pupils dilated when she saw Darlington Campbell standing some meters away from them; he had a deep frown as he pointed the pistol at her. “I knew this day would come,” he said. “The day when you'd lock on to me.” He paused and glanced at the informant who was now lying sprawled on the ground. A crimson liquid flowed from the man's chest, drenching the entire concrete ground. Jane let out a ragged breath as she tapped the man with her right foot. He didn't even budge and stayed motionless. Obviously, he was dead. This made her heart thump as she wondered why Darlington had killed his own informant. That bullet was supposed to be meant for her! What was his motive for killing the man? “You know, after taking down Winston and Damien, I knew it'd happen,” Darlington continued. “I was the one who helped them, after all? Why would the so-called Master let it slide? Wouldn't it be best if he were eliminated?” He scoffed. “They called me paranoid…the people in that bar. But only I
Chapter Fifty-Seven: The Ex-Agent’s Backstory
Jane bent her hands and raised them to brace Darlington's punch. His fist connected with her elbows, causing her to grit her teeth. The impact sent her skidding backwards as pain jolted through her elbows. “You're not the only strong one!” Darlington yelled as he swung his right foot at her face. His leg was flexible, moving in a perfect 180 degrees. Jane jerked her head backward and evaded the kick. She then lunged forward with her arms spread apart, as if she wanted to hug him. “Humph!” Darlington saw through the facade and didn't rush to attack her. Instead, he leaped backward and watched her land on the ground. She narrowed her eyes and rolled forward, as if she hadn't just missed her opportunity to attack. As an experienced combatant, she couldn't allow setbacks to stop her in a fight. She had to continue adapting till she eventually got her enemy. She clenched her fists and threw a powerful hooked punch at Darlington’s torso. Once it connected, it would jolt his visceral org
Chapter Fifty-Eight: Awful News
Jack walked out of the bedroom into the hallway, his expression a little tired. He'd spent hours alone in his room, struggling with his emotions. Part of him wanted to have his revenge on Mary and James immediately, but he resisted that urge. Right now wasn't the time to rely on his emotional side; he had to make a logical decision. He sauntered off to the cellarette to retrieve a bottle of champagne and uncorked it, pouring the contents into a glass cup. As he sipped the wine, Margaret walked up to him from nowhere. “I thought you were doing yoga,” he said dryly, looking up at her. “I was,” she replied. “But then I saw Jane and Kate leave several minutes ago. I thought you sent them on a mission…but they were being sneaky.” Jack's eyes narrowed. He did not send them on any mission… “Besides, they're supposed to be back by now,” she said. “But they're not yet back.” Something was wrong. Jack knew it very well. First, they obviously left on their own personal mission. Second, they
Chapter Fifty-Nine: A Rocky Rescue
Kate drove to the North Gang District while staring at the Google map on the dashboard’s screen. Jane's location kept blinking and she realized they were close.Tightening her grip on the steering wheel, she tilted her head at Jack and said, “We're here at the Cowpea abandoned factory.”The SUV came to a stop in front of the abandoned factory. It was a massive building towering over every other building in the North Gang District. The walls had cracked and were covered with vines—a testament that it had been abandoned for a long period of time.Jack and Brandon walked out of the SUV toward the building. They'd expected the place to be guarded, but there was no one. The surroundings were eerily quiet and empty.Jack's eyes narrowed as he tilted his head at Kate, “Stay put and always ready.”“Yes, Boss!” She nodded firmly, compelled by her guilt-driven self.Meanwhile, Brandon's eyes swept over the surroundings cautiously as his right hand reached out to his hidden holster. He then walk
Chapter Sixty: 99 Days for the Thief
Jack and Kate stepped into the massive hall, the gunfire becoming louder than ever. The former had the urge to grab his ears, but he didn't. Instead, he gritted his teeth and took cover behind an overturned piece of machinery covered in rust.The shattered skylights overhead filtered the harsh midday sun into sharp, dust-choked beams, illuminating a chaotic battlefield inside the cavernous husk of the abandoned Cowpea factory.Jack inhaled and coughed immediately, scrunching his face afterward. The air was thick with a suffocating mix of dust, rusted iron, and the sharp, chemical burn of gunsmoke. He wanted to sneak around, just like Jane was doing, but ended up crushing millions of shriveled black-eyed peas scattered across the concrete floor.Crunching sounds blended with the gunfire, but a few men close to him still heard. They all spun around, ignoring Brandon. There were at least eight others who could take him down. So far Brandon had only killed two people.‘It must be the damn