Library
Search
Home / Urban / Underworld's Chosen Like None Other / Backdoor Entrance
Backdoor Entrance
Author: Enahoro BHB
last update2025-09-05 01:08:57

At half-past eleven in the morning, the grand entrance of the Transcorp Imperial Hotel was a spectacle of opulence, a glittering chaos of sleek, luxurious cars gleaming under the sun.

Porsches, Bentleys, and Rolls-Royces lined the driveway, their polished surfaces reflecting the cloudless sky like mirrors. The air buzzed with anticipation, thick with the scent of expensive cologne and the faint hum of engines idling. The elite of Ironspire political and business spheres had descended upon the hotel, their presence a testament to the gravity of the occasion. Long before the banquet was set to begin, they arrived, their tailored suits and flowing agbadas crisp, their faces alight with the thrill of exclusivity.

The prominent figures greeted one another with practiced smiles, their handshakes firm, their words dripping with calculated warmth. Governors, senators, oil magnates, and tech tycoons exchanged pleasantries, their voices a low murmur against the backdrop of clinking champagne g
Continue to read this book for free
Scan the code to download the app
Previous ChapterNext Chapter

Latest Chapter

  • The Cost Of Power

    The highway was quiet now, save for the distant hum of a passing truck, its headlights briefly illuminating the road before fading into the night. Warren restarted the engine, the low growl of the supercar steadying his resolve. He needed to get to Trump Estate—not just to confront Cassandra about her blocking his number, but to unravel the mystery of what the ring was doing to him. The ring’s dark influence and his chaotic life felt inexplicably intertwined, pulling him toward a truth he wasn’t sure he was ready to face.As he swerved back onto the road, his focus shattered when he clipped a young boy crossing the highway. The boy hadn’t looked well, his movements sluggish, and Warren hadn’t seen him until it was too late. For a fleeting moment, he dismissed the incident, driving on as if nothing had happened—a cold, callous instinct that felt foreign to him. A few meters later, he froze, horror washing over him. He slammed on the brakes again, reversing back to the spot. That wasn’t

  • Blackened Vein

    The sun dipped below the horizon, casting a warm amber glow across the sprawling highway, its light stretching long shadows over the asphalt. Warren pressed down on the accelerator of his sleek supercar, the engine’s roar cutting through the tranquil evening air like a blade. The raw power of the machine vibrated through him, a fleeting distraction from the storm brewing in his mind. The open road stretched endlessly before him, a ribbon of possibility and uncertainty leading toward Blackrock—the clandestine chamber where the city’s elite and leaders convened to shape its fate. Warren had been summoned there as you already know, an invitation that carried weight. His fingers tightened around the leather-wrapped steering wheel, knuckles whitening as his thoughts churned. He hadn’t spoken to Cassandra in over a day, not since their strained encounter at Montego Rest Inn. The memory of their parting lingered like a bruise—awkward silence filling the taxi as they left the inn, neither

  • Unfazed

    The guest room in the Calabrese residence was a quiet sanctuary, its dim light casting long shadows across the polished floor. Warren stood, his body renewed, the Crown of the Abyss glowing faintly on his finger. Its arcane power had worked its magic, knitting his wounds closed, erasing the bruises on his ribs, and sealing the gash on his thigh. The blood-soaked suit was gone, replaced by a crisp black shirt and tailored pants, his presence once again radiating the quiet menace of the Shadow King. His strength and stamina surged, the ring’s energy a river of vitality coursing through him. Yet his mind remained a battlefield, replaying the Zolydyk ambush—Seraphina’s virus, Killua’s pursuit, the butlers’ relentless assault. They’d struck once and failed, but Warren knew they’d come again. Next time, he’d unleash his full power, no restraint, no mercy.Evening loomed, the sky outside bruising purple. Blackrock’s summons hung over him like a guillotine, the monarch’s ultimatum a ticking c

  • Victor's Plan

    Rachel paced her opulent living room, the crystal chandelier above casting fractured light across her furious features. Her phone buzzed with a coded message, its words searing into her mind: the Zolydyk assassins had failed their first attempt on Warren’s life. *Fuck!* The scream tore from her throat, raw and venomous, as she swept a vase off the marble table, its shards scattering like her composure. Fury surged through her veins, a wildfire fed by the audacity of Warren’s survival. The Shadow King, untouchable even by the Zolydyk elite—Seraphina, Killua, their butlers—had slipped through their grasp. Her carefully laid plans were unraveling, and the sting of it was unbearable.She stormed through the mansion, her heels clicking like gunfire on the polished floors, until she reached Victor Crane’s study. Her husband, calm as ever, sat behind his mahogany desk, a glass of whiskey in hand, his eyes scanning a tablet. Rachel didn’t knock—she burst in, the door slamming against the wall

  • He Was Not Invincible

    The truck rumbled to a stop in a quiet alley near the Calabrese residence, its engine coughing into silence. Warren slipped out, his blood-soaked suit clinging to his battered body, the fabric torn and stained with crimson from the gash on his thigh and the cuts on his arm. The dock’s chaos had faded behind him, but the weight of the Zolydyk encounter pressed against his chest. The Crown of the Abyss pulsed faintly on his finger, its glow dim but steady, a lifeline that had pulled him from the jaws of death. Ironspire’s evening shadows stretched long as he moved, each step a reminder of his injuries—bruised ribs, a throbbing shoulder, and the lingering ache of the virus’s brief but brutal grip.The Calabrese residence loomed ahead, a fortress of stone and secrets nestled in the city’s heart. Vito and his men were still at Blackthorn, handling the release of Don Marco and the King of the Matrix, and Warren had no intention of alarming his parents. They’d ask questions he wasn’t ready t

  • His Escape

    Ironspire dock nearby buzzed with chaotic life, a labyrinth of vans and trucks rumbling in and out, their engines growling under the weight of cargo. The air was thick with salt and diesel, the distant cry of gulls cutting through the clamor. Warren had sprinted through the maze, his decoy buying him some time, his breath ragged, blood dripping from the gash on his thigh, staining his torn suit. The Crown of the Abyss pulsed faintly on his finger, its energy waning but still anchoring him to consciousness. Behind him, the Zolydyk butlers and Killua had realized and were now a relentless shadow, their mana a cold pressure at his back. He needed to lose them, to vanish into the city’s pulse before their knives found his heart.Spotting a weathered delivery van, Warren smeared his blood-soaked hands across its rear door, the crimson stark against the rusted metal. It was a calculated move, a decoy to buy him time. Without pausing, he darted to a nearby truck, its cargo bay half-open, a

More Chapter

You may also like

Explore and read good novels for free
Free access to a vast number of good novels on MegaNovel app. Download the books you like and read anywhere & anytime.
Read books for free on the app
Scan code to read on App