DIRTY DEALS
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Vincent Troi sat in his luxurious mansion, a grand estate surrounded by high walls and guards.

The house was full of expensive artwork, golden chandeliers, and soft, rich carpets.

Troi leaned back in a leather chair, sipping on a glass of fine wine.

Around him were six of his most trusted allies, all rich and powerful like him. The room was filled with laughter and the smell of expensive cigars.

Two of his allies, men who had worked with him for years, were boasting about their recent success.

One, a man named Franco, puffed on his cigar and spoke with pride. "We just finished moving another hundred million through our fake companies. Clean and easy. No one will ever trace it back to us."

The other, a man called Hector, chuckled. "The beauty of it is, the money looks legit. It’s all in offshore accounts now, untouchable. We could retire tomorrow if we wanted."

They had just boasted about their recent success in their money laundering operations.

Troi smiled, pleased with his team'
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  • THE CURRENCY OF POWER

    He paused, weighing his next words carefully. This wasn't about lying, but about presenting the truth in a way that served his purpose. “My age, my unconventional approach, will be seen as weaknesses. They would expect a patriarch, someone with decades of experience, someone who has navigated the storms of the market and emerged victorious.”He was subtly laying the groundwork, acknowledging the obstacles, but also implicitly suggesting that he needed external support, a push from a higher authority to gain the legitimacy he lacked. He was playing the part of the reluctant leader, the one who recognized the difficulties, but was willing to face them with the right backing.Yusuf’s words hung in the air, it was a careful blend of genuine apprehension and calculated humility. He had laid out his perceived weaknesses, not to be dismissed, but to invite a solution, a powerful endorsement from the very man who held his fate in his hands. He watched the robed man, whose expression remai

  • PAWN OR KING

    Yusuf straightened, his eyes were still fixed on the robed figure. “It seems everything was too difficult for him to handle,” he responded, his voice was carefully neutral, echoing the man’s own lack of sentiment. He felt a pang of something akin to guilt, a phantom ache for the brother he had just lost, but he pushed it down. This was not the time for sentimentality.The robed man finally turned, slowly, deliberately. His face was sharp, intelligent, with eyes that seemed to miss nothing. A faint, knowing smile played on his lips. “You know,” he began, his gaze piercing, “a large part of this victory goes to you. Another way of putting it is that you, Yusuf, played a part in the total ruin of your family.”The words, though true, were delivered with a lightheartedness that was both chilling and disarming. Yusuf felt a blush creep up his neck. Even though his efforts were, in his mind, for the greater good—a necessary dismantling to rebuild anew—the direct accusation, even deliv

  • THE WHITE ROBE OF POWER

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  • TWO GRAVES FOR THE KHYBERS

    Just then, his private line, a secure phone only for the most important calls, rang. Tariq stared at it, his heart was pounding with a morbid dread. Who could it be now? Another messenger of doom?He snatched the receiver, his voice was curt. “What is it?!”A hushed, somber voice on the other end, the head of medical staff at the exclusive hospital where his brother was being treated, spoke. “Mr. Khyber… I regret to inform you… it’s about your brother, Farouq.”Tariq froze. His blood ran cold. Farouq. His younger brother. His confidant. The only person he truly trusted, the one who had stood by him through every storm, every challenge. The quiet, brilliant mind who had helped him navigate the complexities of the Khyber franchise.“What about him?” Tariq demanded, his voice was suddenly weak, it was a premonition of unimaginable horror washing over him.The voice on the other end was filled with profound regret. “Mr. Khyber… I’m so sorry. Despite our best efforts… Mr. Farouq Khyber…

  • ALONE WITH RUIN

    Yohan’s eyes remained fixed on the door for a long moment, then slowly shifted toward Christopher. The raw edge in his face hadn’t softened.“He will,” Yohan said finally, his voice low, almost weary. “He just hasn’t admitted it to himself yet.”Christopher studied him carefully, there was a subtle crease between his brows. “You sure?” he asked, with the tone of a man used to last-minute surprises in boardrooms and battlegrounds alike.Yohan gave a slow nod. “Tariq Khyber may be many things—arrogant, delusional, proud—but he is not suicidal. And holding on to that bank would be just that.”There was silence again. The gravity of what had just transpired still lingered in the air like smoke after a fire.Christopher leaned back, his expression unreadable now. “Good,” he murmured. “Then we proceed.”As he walked through the opulent corridors of what was once his bank, every polished surface, every gleaming marble pillar, seemed to mock him. The quiet efficiency of the bank’s staff, onc

  • BETWEEN HUMILIATION AND HUNGER

    “And finally, fifth,” Yohan concluded, his voice was now almost pleading, his eyes were filled with a desperate pragmatism.“It’s Your Only Way Out of Utter Destitution! For God’s sake, Tariq! You are broke! The Khyber family is down to bare bones! Do you understand what that means? It means no more lavish parties, no more private jets, no more exclusive club memberships! It means your children, your family, will go hungry! This money from the sale of Diamond Bank, it’s not about power anymore, it’s about survival! It’s about putting food on your family’s table! It’s about avoiding the ultimate humiliation of being utterly penniless!”The words hung in the air, raw and unforgiving. Yohan’s chest heaved with the force of his outburst. He had said it. He had finally said what no one dared to say. Tariq Khyber, the once-mighty financial titan, was broke.Tariq’s mind reeled. The idea of selling Diamond Bank wasn’t just about losing an asset; it was about surrendering his very essence, h

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