Chapter 7
Author: -Junaid
last update2026-09-03 21:31:38

Nix Inc. was ranked seventh in the world, with an annual revenue of $600 billion. That figure alone was enough to leave Micheal speechless because it was twice the annual revenue of Pizero Inc., the company he had just learned was also controlled by the Jordan Empire.

Micheal knew Nix Inc. very well. During his second year at Quinton University, he had even conducted extensive research on the company for one of his business management assignments. Nix Inc. was one of the world's leading technol
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  • Chapter 7

    Nix Inc. was ranked seventh in the world, with an annual revenue of $600 billion. That figure alone was enough to leave Micheal speechless because it was twice the annual revenue of Pizero Inc., the company he had just learned was also controlled by the Jordan Empire.Micheal knew Nix Inc. very well. During his second year at Quinton University, he had even conducted extensive research on the company for one of his business management assignments. Nix Inc. was one of the world's leading technology and electronics companies, with its products sold in almost every major market around the globe. Its reputation, influence, and enormous revenue had always made it a company that students like Micheal could only study from a distance.Yet the document in front of him stated that a company of that size belonged to the Jordan Empire.Micheal stared at the information for several seconds before continuing down the list, and what he found only made the situation more unbelievable. There were doz

  • Chapter 6

    Micheal walked in and stopped.Private study. Big mahogany desk in the middle, papers and folders all over it like someone had been going through them a minute ago. Behind it sat an old man, seventies maybe, dark sweater over a white shirt. Nothing special. Guy you’d help cross the street without thinking twice. Micheal just stared. After everything Benthely said, after the whole drive out to this place, he’d pictured someone else. Powerful. Scary. People hovering around him. Not this. The old man was staring right back. He pushed his glasses up and looked Micheal over, slow, like he was checking every detail. Then he glanced at Benthely, who’d come in and closed the door. “Is this really Micheal Jordan?” Voice shook a little. “Yes, Master. He is Young Master Jordan.” The old man’s eyes went wide. Sat there frozen for a second. Then shoved the chair back and came around the desk way too fast for someone that age. “My God. Is that really young Micheal?” Before Michea

  • Chapter 5

    “Are you sure you haven't mistaken me for someone else?” Micheal asked skeptically. Even after everything the man had said, he still found it difficult to believe that someone this wealthy would treat him with such respect and call him Young Master Jordan. Nothing about his life matched the way this man was treating him. He was a poor university student who had spent most of his life struggling to survive, yet the man standing before him looked as though he belonged to a world Micheal had never even come close to entering.“Of course not, Young Master Jordan,” the middle-aged man replied with absolute certainty. “I have spent eighteen years searching for you. I would never mistake you for someone else.”Micheal stared at him silently. When the strange call had come earlier, he had initially suspected that someone was trying to kidnap him. After thinking about it, he had decided that it was probably just a prank. He had never imagined that the caller would actually send someone to find

  • Chapter 4

    Micheal walked without any particular destination in mind, allowing his feet to carry him wherever they wanted while his mind remained occupied by everything that had happened that night. He had been walking for more than an hour by the time the exhaustion from the fight, the emotional pain of losing Mia, and the hours he had spent at the police station finally caught up with him. His body felt heavy, his cheeks were still slightly swollen from the slaps Mia had given him, and his mind was so tired that he no longer cared where he was going. When he finally looked around, he realized that he had wandered into a quiet public park that was almost completely empty at this hour. He checked the time on his phone and saw that it was already past midnight before walking over to one of the benches and sitting down. He leaned back and closed his eyes, hoping that the silence would help him forget everything that had happened.Unfortunately, closing his eyes only made the memories come back mor

  • Chapter 3

    Nobody saw that coming. Micheal Jordan—poorest kid at Quinton—dropping David Hwarthorne with one clean punch.Micheal stood a few steps back, breathing hard, just staring at him. Never thought of himself as strong. But years of part-time work did it. Carrying boxes. Moving equipment. On his feet for hours. Never boxed a day in his life. Just plain strength from the jobs.David grew up rich. Family made sure he could handle himself. Taekwondo, kickboxing, some other stuff. Always figured if a fight started he’d come out on top.Problem was he never took any of it serious.He believed something else was stronger than fighting.Money.To him money fixed almost everything. Someone stepped on his toes, family handled it. Someone got in the way, cash crushed them. Spent so long thinking money solved every problem he forgot the obvious.Money doesn’t stop a punch.David tried getting up. Arms shaking. Face full of pure disbelief. How the hell did he lose? How did a guy like Micheal put him d

  • Chapter 2

    Micheal’s chest wouldn’t loosen the whole way to the Bell Crest Hotel. Kept telling himself there had to be another reason, but that picture of Mia kissing David stuck in his head like glue. He loved her. Really loved her. She said yes to being his girlfriend so he thought she felt the same. Never expected her to be perfect. Never cared that her family had money. Just wanted her to take him as he was. Now he couldn’t figure out how the same girl he’d spent six months chasing could stand up in front of everyone and say yes to another guy while she was still with him.He just needed to hear it from her.Almost half an hour to get there. The hotel looked ridiculous. Like it belonged on a different planet. Even from outside it screamed money. Standing there in his regular clothes with the old backpack, he felt stupid. Never even imagined people just casually hung out in a place like this. After the prices people were talking about in the livestream, it hit him even harder how different th

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