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The Revelation
Author: Emmy write
last update2025-07-14 11:46:55

The grand hall, once filled with excitement, now fell into a thick, uneasy silence as the back doors swung open.

Mr. Jack's voice boomed through the mic:

"Everyone, stand in honor of a great personality entering this event."

All students rose instantly, hearts pounding, eyes wide, phones slowly raised to capture the moment. Nobody could guess who it was—but everyone knew this wasn’t just another parent or sponsor.

As footsteps echoed in the hallway, the shadows at the entrance split, revealing two men, each more intimidating than the last.

The first man, dressed in a custom black suit, gold-framed glasses, and a stoic expression, was Mr. Raymond—a name that needed no introduction. He was the richest man in the country, the patriarch of the feared and powerful Raymond Empire, whose influence stretched across industries and governments alike.

Beside him was Mr. David, the infamous Mafia leader—the same one who had struck fear into Jerry and the others the night before. He was still wea
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