“Miss, it appears he’s been badly wounded,” the driver reported as he hefted Javier’s limp body into the passenger seat.
Valeria reclined, using her thigh as a makeshift pillow for his head.
Her eyes locked onto the bloodstained bruise on his temple, while her fingers trailed along his pallid face. “Handle him with care,” she murmured.
“Who would do this to him?” she whispered, her gaze filled with quiet fury.
“Seems someone attacked him,” the driver replied, shutting the car door and starting the engine.
“Should we take him to the hospital, Miss?”
“Be quick,” Valeria said, her eyes narrowing as she inspected his bruised knuckles and torn shirt.
Something about him stirred memories deep within her.
Her hand slid to his wrist, stopping abruptly as she noticed a silver bracelet wound tightly around it—a bracelet hauntingly identical to the one she’d worn since childhood.
The instant her skin made contact, a sudden, intense warmth radiated from her own bracelet, stealing her breath away.
“Miss, are you alright?” the driver asked, glancing at her in the rearview mirror as he saw her clench her wrist.
“This bracelet…” Valeria whispered, her heart pounding. “It’s reacting to him.”
In that electrifying moment, a memory surged forth—her grandfather’s voice echoing from years past:
“Valeria, when you meet the one destined for you, your bracelet will burn with recognition. He is your fate, the one to whom you are bound. Find him, and everything will change.”
Her lips parted in astonishment as realization dawned. “Could it be…?”
She turned back to Javier, studying his features under the dim glow of streetlights.
The truth hit her like a thunderclap—this was no stranger.
This was Javier Everhart, the boy she once played with on her family’s plantation; the boy she had secretly adored but disappeared after his father ceased visiting the Everhart estate.
“Miss, we’re approaching the hospital,” the driver announced.
As the car sped through the silent streets, Valeria gripped Javier’s wrist as if afraid he might slip away.
“I’ve finally found you… but why are you like this? Who did this to you?”
Her voice, thick with both longing and determination, barely rose above a whisper.
Drawing closer, she let her warm breath brush over his bruised face. “Javier… wake up.”
In that heartbeat, a faint glow emanated from Javier’s pocket, followed by a pulse of energy so powerful that it drew a gasp from Valeria.
“What in the world—?” she murmured, watching as the light intensified, seeping into his body and causing his fingers to twitch.
His shallow breathing steadied, as though an unseen force was healing him from within.
Unnoticed by anyone, the silver bracelet in his pocket pulsed with a blinding glow before its energy surged into his body.
Deep within his unconscious mind, a vision began to unfurl. Javier found himself standing in an endless void—starless, barren, yet eerily serene.
The air was thick with the scents of burning fire, ancient parchment, and something primordial.
“Javier Everhart, my son,” boomed a deep, resonant voice.
From the darkness emerged a robed figure, his eyes heavy with the wisdom of countless lifetimes. “The time has come for you to awaken.”
Javier’s breath caught in his throat. “Who are you?”
The figure’s smile was a blend of pride and sorrow. “Your father—the last true alchemist of our bloodline.”
“Alchemist?” Javier echoed, his voice trembling with disbelief.
The man gestured toward the silver bracelet—now radiating with an ethereal light. “When you encountered your destined fiancée, the Philosopher’s Stone recognized its counterpart, unlocking the legacy within you.”
“Legacy?” Javier repeated, his mind reeling.
“Embrace it, and you shall understand.” With that, his father’s form began to dissolve like dust in the wind. “You already know the answer.”
At that moment, a searing pain exploded in Javier’s skull as centuries of alchemical mastery surged into his consciousness.
When his eyes finally snapped open, the world had transformed—every detail charged with new meaning.
“You're awake,” a soft, alluring voice called out, drawing him back to reality.
He turned to see himself lying on a sumptuous bed in a richly adorned room.
Beside him sat a woman of incomparable beauty—stunning and poised, her presence both commanding and enigmatic.
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SEASON 2 : CHAPTER 548
Javier followed Mr. Flanders down the corridor, moving at an unhurried pace. Behind him, employees whispered frantically, trying to understand how they had just insulted a billionaire without knowing.But not everyone had heard the truth yet.As Javier stepped into the operations department, a group of young staff members near the reception desk turned to look at him. They exchanged glances, snickering.“Hey, there he is again,” one of them muttered.Another one smirked. “The guy who keeps sneaking around like he owns the place.”The receptionist, Mira, folded her arms. “Sir, can I help you?” she asked, tone dripping with annoyance.Mr. Flanders froze. “Mira—”But Javier gestured for him not to interfere.He approached the desk calmly. “I’m here for the inspection.”Mira raised an eyebrow. “Inspection? You?” She laughed. “Sir, this is a corporate office, not a community center.” She picked up her tablet. “Name?”“Javier,” he replied.“Javier what?” she pressed, clearly ready to mock h
EASON 2 : CHAPTER 547
The elevator doors slid open with a quiet chime, and Javier stepped out, hands in his coat pockets, posture relaxed as always. He moved toward the main hallway, intending to attend the inspection Cole had deliberately postponed.But before he could reach the glass doors leading to the operations wing, two security guards stepped in front of him, blocking his path.“Sir, you can’t go in,” the taller one said.Javier lifted his gaze slightly. “And why is that?”The shorter guard scoffed. “Because this area is for employees. Not visitors. Especially not… whoever you are.”People nearby slowed their steps, watching.“I have business here,” Javier replied, voice calm, tone flat.The taller guard snorted. “What business? You selling brochures? Looking for a job? Trying to fix the printer?” He crossed his arms. “This floor is restricted. Move along.”Javier didn’t move.The shorter guard whispered loudly—loud enough for everyone to hear, intentionally. “Dude, maybe he’s one of those people w
SEASON 2 : CHAPTER 546
The elevator doors slid open with a soft chime, and Javier stepped into the empty hallway, hands in his pockets, posture relaxed. The meeting room behind him was still filled with stunned executives, whispering frantically, but he paid them no mind.He walked toward the lobby.Calm.Unhurried.He didn’t need their approval.He didn’t need their respect.He came here for one purpose—and being insulted was part of the process.But the executives weren’t done with him.Especially Cole.Cole burst into the hallway seconds later, face red, breathing heavily as he pointed wildly at Javier’s back.“There! That’s him! Get him OUT of this building!”Two security guards stationed near the corridor turned their heads.The first frowned. “Who? The guy in the suit?”“Yes, HIM!” Cole snapped. “Get him out! Now!”The second guard raised a brow. “We don’t throw out guests unless there’s a reason.”Cole stepped closer, jabbing a finger. “He is NOT a guest. He’s an intruder. A nobody. A parasite who sl
SEASON 2 : CHAPTER 545
The evening executive session gathered inside the top-floor conference room—a polished glass space overlooking the city. The table was long, glossy, and filled with people who spoke too loudly because they wanted to sound important.Javier entered quietly.No one noticed him at first.Then Cole saw him.“What the—why is he here?” Cole exclaimed, pointing like Javier was a stray dog that wandered inside.Several executives turned.One frowned. “Is he the janitor?”Another scoffed, “No, janitors dress better.”A woman in a red blazer whispered loudly, “Henderson must be joking. This meeting is for executives. Not… whatever he is.”More laughter.Javier remained silent, hands in his pockets, eyes steady.Henderson walked in behind him, carrying a folder.Yet even that didn’t calm them.“Sir,” Cole said sharply, “I don’t think you understand—he doesn’t belong in a room like this.”Javier took a seat.Calm.Unbothered.He didn’t argue.He didn’t try to defend himself.He simply folded his
SEASON 2 : CHAPTER 544
Henderson closed the boardroom door behind them, leaving Cole and the rest of the executives whispering like confused children.“Follow me,” Henderson said, voice low.Javier didn’t comment. He simply walked beside him as if the hallway wasn’t filled with people stopping mid-step just to stare.Some whispered openly.“Why is the CEO talking to him?”“Is he in trouble?”“Maybe Henderson feels sorry for him.”Someone snorted. “He looks like he needs charity, not a private meeting.”Javier ignored all of it.Henderson led him into a smaller conference room and shut the door.“Sit.”Javier took the chair without hesitation.Henderson stayed standing, arms folded, studying him with the cautious curiosity of a man who knew he’d overlooked something important.“How did you know the numbers?” Henderson asked.“I read,” Javier answered simply.Henderson frowned. “Everyone reads. Not everyone understands.”“That’s not my problem,” Javier replied.The CEO let out a dry exhale. “You’re… an intere
SEASON 2 : CHAPTER 543
The lobby fell silent when Javier stepped out of the elevator, but the silence wasn’t admiration—far from it.It was the kind of silence reserved for people who didn’t belong. People who were tolerated, not respected.“Look who’s here,” one of the junior executives muttered loudly enough for everyone to hear. “The charity case.”Javier didn’t react. He simply walked forward, his expression unreadable.Behind him, murmurs grew.“Honestly, why is he still allowed in the headquarters?”“He probably slept in the storage room again.”“Can’t he at least dress like a human being?”Javier's shirt was plain, slightly wrinkled from the chaotic morning. His shoes were old—not ruined, but far from polished. He wore nothing that reflected even one percent of the empire he actually owned.And that was exactly why they underestimated him.As he reached the front desk to check the meeting schedule, the receptionist didn’t even look up.“You’re in the wrong building,” she said flatly.“No,” Javier rep
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