Chapter 053
Author: BOSSSESamaaaa
last update2025-08-10 23:47:27

Kael sat on the edge of his bed, the room dim, lit only by the glow of his phone screen. He opened a message from Vale that had arrived an hour ago.

"The data you requested, Your Excellency."

A PDF file opened. Vincent’s photo filled the first page—immaculately dressed, confident smile, the very picture of modern success.

Name: Vincent Albrecht.

Age: 28.

Background: Born into a modest family in a small town, father a taxi driver, mother a convenience store cashier. No political ties, no inheritance.

Achievements: Within five years, by the time he was only 24, he had built a multi-billion-dollar business empire, dominating the energy, real estate, and technology sectors.

Kael swiped to the next page. Those achievements were just the surface. Beneath the official records were details never made public: an international illegal firearms trade route, a dark network supplying human organs, and shadow contracts with armed groups in conflict zones.

Kael narrowed his eyes, his fingers tapping
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