All Chapters of Damien Ross: Wrath of the Warlord Chairman : Chapter 41
- Chapter 50
64 chapters
41: Crushing The Underworld
The cold night wind blew across the dusty dirt of the Rowan Real Estate Empire's big construction site. For the last few minutes, the dark yard had echoed with loud gunshots, angry shouts, and the heavy thuds of bodies hitting the concrete floor. But now, a quiet and strange silence fell over the place. The twenty tough underworld fighters, who had come with total confidence to burn the multi-billion-dollar project down to the ground, were now beaten and helpless. Damien stood near the middle of the yard, breathing easily without a single drop of sweat on his face. Still wearing his simple black suit, looking as clean as if he had just walked out of a hotel lobby instead of a hard fight. On the ground near his boots, the gang leader known as Cobra writhed in terrible pain. The hard strike to his shoulder had broken his bone, sending sharp waves of hurt through his whole body. His fancy tactical helme
42: Tears Of The Ex-Fiancèe
The grand auction hall at the downtown Oakland convention center was filled with bright lights, expensive decorations, and the wealthiest business leaders in the city. Row after row of chairs seated the most powerful tycoons, real estate moguls, and high-society elites who had gathered for the most anticipated property auction of the entire year. Millions of dollars were about to change hands as prime commercial land and luxury estates went on the block. Near the very front of the hall, seated at the most prestigious VIP table right next to the main stage was Celeste Rowan. She looked stunning in an elegant designer dress, her face glowing with confidence after surviving the recent threats to her multi-billion-dollar development. Right beside her, seated in the prime VIP chair normally reserved for the most important billionaires, sat Damien in his plain, unbranded black suit. Fu
43: The Witness Out Of Hiding
Far away from the bright lights, expensive cars, and noisy auction halls of downtown Oakland, the landscape shifted into dry dirt roads, flat plains, and forgotten industrial towns near the state border. It was a lonely, desolate place where few travelers went unless they had something dark to hide. The streets were lined with old, rusty buildings, fading signs, and cracked pavement that rarely ever saw a police car patrol the area. For weeks, this forgotten corner of the region had served as a quiet, desperate hiding spot for a person running for her very life. In a small, rundown safe house with cracked windows and faded curtains, a young woman sat shivering on a worn-out sofa. This was Elena, the runaway victim whose tragic past held the key to exposing the deep corruption of the Smith family. For months, she had lived in constant, terrifying fear, jumping from one hidden basement to another, know
44: The Warlord's Rescue
Back at the safe house near the state border, the space grew thick with smoke, dust, and the heavy smell of burnt gunpowder. The wooden walls of the small building were filled with bullet holes, looking like a strainer after the violent attack from the sniper team. Inside, Kane Miguel kept his gun raised, his breathing calm as he protected the scared young woman huddled behind the kitchen counter. Elena squeezed her eyes shut, pressing her hands tightly over her ears to block out the loud noises of the outside world. Every second felt like a long time. The enemy fighters outside were getting ready for a final push, their heavy boots making loud noises on the gravel as they got ready to break down the front door and finish their job. Suddenly, the heavy sound of gunfire stopped outside. A strange and quiet silence fell over the dark alley. The sudden calmness felt even more danger
45: Audio Evidence
Back inside the secure headquarters in downtown Oakland, the night still felt cold. The bright lights of the city shone through the tall windows, while the private room was dark and serious. Damien sat alone at a table, the soft glow of a desk lamp lighting his face. In the center of the desk was the small black flash drive that Kane and Elena had brought back from the border safe house. Damien reached out slowly and plugged the small device into his secure computer. A single green light flashed on the side of the drive, showing the data was active and ready to play. With a calm click of his mouse, Damien opened the audio file. The speakers in the room crackled for a second with static before a clear, sharp voice filled the silent space. It was the distinct voice of old Mr. Smith, speaking with cold and cruel arrogance. The recording went back seven years to the exact week of Damien's trial and ruin.
46: The Grand Alliance Of The Damned
The iron doors of the underground club were tightly shut, blocking out the cold night wind of Oakland. In the private room, the atmosphere was filled with cigarette smoke and harsh perfume. It was a secret meeting place far away from the public eye, chosen specifically by Ryker Cross to bring together all the people who wanted to see Damien and Sheraton Miguel fall from power. Around the large table were gatherings of allied enemies. James Smith sat in the center, his face twisted into a proud and arrogant grin as he adjusted his expensive shoe lens he had worn for a couple of hours. Next to him sat Lady Mariam Ocean, her eyes mean and cold, still bitter about losing their family mansion to the recent court eviction. Further down the table sat Laura Ocean and Chloe, both dressed in their finest clothes, whispering among themselves. In the dark corners of the room stood a few corrupt military officers
47: The Trap Is Sprung
The sun broke over the city of Oakland, but the bright light had a different feeling in the financial district, as a cold aura of panic hit the markets without any warning. Across every major trading floor and digital stock exchange in the city, the economic assault engineered by Ryker Cross and the grand alliance was finally set in motion. In the high-end offices of Isabella Hart's technology empire, computer screens flashed bright red as stock numbers plunged downward at an alarming speed. Millions of shares were being dumped onto the open market all at once, creating an artificial wave of panic selling. Again, Ryker's hidden syndicate used massive blocks of short-selling orders to drive the value of Isabella's firm into the dirt, hoping to trigger automatic margin liquidations and force the company into bankruptcy before the afternoon bell. Ryker Cross strongly believed he'd s
48: The Council Of The Queens
Instantly, inside the glass boardroom of the central tower, the space was tight and full of tension. The air conditioning hummed quietly, but the four powerful female CEOs could feel beads of sweat forming on their skin. They had questions tugging at their minds but kept their lips temporarily shut. They had built their empires through years of hard work, intelligence, and top-notch business skills, but the sudden, brutal market crash engineered by Ryker Cross and James Smith had pushed them to their limits. Billions of dollars in stock value had vanished in just a few short hours, and their screens were still flashing warning signs. Isabella Hart gripped the edge of the table, her knuckles getting hard per second as she looked at her tablet. Amelia Gregory sat beside her, rubbing her temples to ease a sudden headache brought on by the frozen shipping lines. Sophia Bennett and Ce
49: The Counter-Liquidation
High up in a luxury penthouse of the Oakland skyline, Ryker Cross and James Smith stood beside the window holding crystal glasses filled with expensive champagne. The afternoon sun had already shone forth in the city; the aura inside was filled with cold, greedy triumph. On the coffee table in front of them, three large computer monitors flashed lines of red data, showing the continuous decline of stock prices for NewYork Oil Gold and its four allied companies. "Look at that," James Smith laughed loudly, taking a deep sip of his drink and shaking his head in delight. "The tech stocks are plunging, the shipping lines are frozen, and the medical and real estate assets are still bleeding out by the second. Sheraton Miguel and her little ex-con bodyguard thought they could play in the big leagues. They are finished." Ryker Cross smirked coldly, though his eyes remained observant and
50: The Confrontation At The Pier
The cold air blowing off the harbor brought a sharp smell of salt and old seaweed. The old wooden boards of the pier creaked softly under the boots of Laura Ocean as she walked toward the dark edge of the docks. Her breathing came fast, and her hands were jammed deep inside her coat pockets to hide how much they were shaking. The heavy money troubles destroying her family had pushed her to the edge. She needed answers right now. Waiting near the iron railing stood Sharon Ross. Sharon wore a plain beige coat, her long hair tied back as she stared out at the dark, rolling waves of the bay. She looked calm, standing like a statue in the chilly wind. Laura marched across the wood, her boots making loud clicks in the quiet night. When she reached Sharon, she grabbed her by the shoulder and spun her around, her eyes wide with hot anger. "It was you," Laura hissed,