Chapter 062
Author: SanRose
last update2026-11-03 18:01:11

A splash of vibrant, defiant crimson cut through the monotonous gray of the business district as a high-performance Ferrari came to a screeching halt directly in front of The Redcrest Pavilion. The engine's roar had barely subsided when a motorcade of seven obsidian-black Audi A8s pulled up behind it, forming a formidable barrier of German engineering. From these cars emerged nearly thirty men—ruthless enforcers clad in charcoal suits, their eyes hidden behind dark aviators, ears plugge

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    In the eyes of the Thorne family, the line between minor delinquency and moral depravity had long since blurred. To them, the actions of Thomas Thorne were merely "unrefined" or "extravagant"—the typical growing pains of a wealthy heir.But what was the true measure of morality? Could a man who hired local thugs to use chemical agents on his own sister truly speak of righteousness?Shane Cross stood by the window of the hospital room, his back to the bickering crowd. He didn't utter a word, but a short, chilling laugh escaped his lips. The sound was like dry leaves skittering across a grave. He realized then that the Thorne family possessed a vision so narrow, a horizon so limited, that they couldn't see the god of war standing in their midst.Initially, for the sake of Tessa Thorne, Shane had considered elevating this family. He had thought of using his vast influence to turn Thorne Industries into a global titan. But as he listened to their vitriol, he realize

  • Chapter 063

    The accusation hung in the clinical air of the hospital suite like a toxic fog. Arthur Thorne, the patriarch, felt a vein throb in his temple as he stared at the bandaged ruins of his only grandson's legs. The rest of the Thorne family—William, Madeline, and the ever-calculating Ruth—stood like a wall of collective resentment."What?" Arthur's voice was a low, dangerous rumble. He could barely wrap his mind around the concept. "Tessa and that pathetic loser did this? Are you absolutely certain, Thomas?""I would stake my life on it, Grandpa!" Thomas wailed, his voice cracking with a practiced desperation. He clutched the railing of the hospital bed, his knuckles white. "I was just at the office, trying to review the Financial District project files to see if I could help her with the workload. I wanted to be a good brother! But she... she lured me into the executive suite. She told me that as long as I existed, she would never truly own Thorne Industries. Then

  • Chapter 062

    A splash of vibrant, defiant crimson cut through the monotonous gray of the business district as a high-performance Ferrari came to a screeching halt directly in front of The Redcrest Pavilion. The engine's roar had barely subsided when a motorcade of seven obsidian-black Audi A8s pulled up behind it, forming a formidable barrier of German engineering. From these cars emerged nearly thirty men—ruthless enforcers clad in charcoal suits, their eyes hidden behind dark aviators, ears plugged with translucent tactical comms.Xavier Sinclair stepped out of the Ferrari, slamming the door with a force that spoke of unbridled frustration. Initially, upon hearing that some "idiot" was dismantling his restaurant's security, he had intended to come alone to show off his personal prowess. However, his father, Sebastian Sinclair, had become increasingly paranoid. The patriarch's latest decree was absolute: no member of the Sinclairs was to set foot outside without a small army. In the

  • Chapter 061

    In the sterile, minimalist lobby of The Redcrest Pavilion, Shane Cross stood with an air of detached calm, his thumb scrolling across the screen of his phone. His military-grade encryption software had already bypassed the restaurant's private firewalls, pulling up the dossier of the establishment's true owner.Xavier Sinclair.The eldest scion of the Sinclairs, one of the Four Great Families that held Harbor City in a velvet-gloved chokehold. Shane's lips curled into a thin, imperceptible smile. If the patriarch, Sebastian Sinclair, were standing here, the man would likely be trembling so violently his knees would fail him. A pampered second-generation heir like Xavier was, in the grand scheme of the Sovereign's world, a mere footnote.However, today was supposed to be about Tessa. Shane had no desire to turn a long-awaited lunch into a bloodbath, though the staff's blatant arrogance was beginning to test the limits of his legendary patience.The hostess's call

  • Chapter 060

    In the pale, crystalline light of the moon, Shane Cross stood as a living testament to the brutality of the last five years. As the shadows shifted, Tessa Thorne saw them—the jagged, puckered terrain of his skin. There were long, silvery tracks left by blades, the chaotic stippling of shrapnel bursts, and the deep, circular indentations where bullets had found their mark.But it was the exit wound on his back, a massive, star-shaped crater of scar tissue near his shoulder blade, that stole the air from her lungs. It was clearly the mark of a high-caliber sniper round—a shot that should have ended a life instantly."How... how are you even standing?" Tessa's voice was a fractured whisper, her heart breaking under the weight of the visual evidence.Shane turned toward her, his expression serene, almost detached. He pulled his shirt back on with a fluid motion that belied the trauma his body had endured. "I am a soldier," he said simply.Those four words

  • Chapter 059

    "What do you think you're doing, you pathetic loser?"Thomas Thorne's voice, though strained and trembling from the crushing weight of Knox's grip, still managed to carry that particular brand of arrogance unique to a man who had never faced a real consequence in his entire life. He stared at the surgical utility knife in Shane Cross's hand, yet his brain refused to register the danger. To a man like Thomas, Shane was a permanent fixture of low status—a Grunt who had spent five years polishing boots and changing oil. In his twisted logic, even a weapon in the hands of a "nobody" was merely a prop for a bluff."If you so much as scratch me, the Thorne family will bury you alive," Thomas sneered, his spit flecked with blood from his shattered teeth. "Be smart for once in your miserable life and let me go. Maybe I'll let you keep your legs."Standing in the corner, Knox remained a silent monolith. His face was a blank slate of military discipline. He had seen kings

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