Chapter 27
Author: Anakin Detour
last update2025-05-16 18:26:45

Norman rushed forward, clutching a file in his trembling hands. His expression was one of panic and desperation as he bent slightly before Marvin.

“Brother Marvin, please… forgive me. I—I never even looked through this contract till now. But here—it’s all here!” he said, handing over the document with both hands, bowing slightly.

Marvin took the file and flipped through the pages. His eyes narrowed with growing fury.

“This says… two million. That’s what I borrowed. Not seven. And the terms were clearly stated—annual repayments, no interest hikes.”

Norman clenched his jaw. “That bastard Stone… he altered the terms and went behind my back. He’s been collecting money in my name—without my permission.”

Marvin’s brows twitched. His knuckles cracked as he clenched his fists. “That scumbag.”

Stone, still crumpled on the floor and bleeding from his lip, stared up in disbelief. His mind reeled at the sudden reversal. Is this really happening? His boss—the same man who once barked orders at reg
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