Nexus of Fate

e weeks? The man pleaded with a shaky voice full of

cold look. "Mr. Price, we've crossed this pat

, "but things have been difficult

rm tone. "Excuses, Mr. Price. That's all I

end of the month..." Pric

The end of the month? What happens next?

as's words. Mr. Harrison, my entire business and livelihood rely

me for assistance.' And now, you can't even repay wh

do anything. Just don't take

ce. "You really should have thought abo

his face, Price bent forward. "N

your chance. I now own your company." He

of collapse, with a voice that was hardl

as both cold and irrevocable. I have alread

gaze, clearly taken aback. Nicho

pressed a button on his desk. A couple of moment

the building," he order

ards grasped his arms, his voice

a quick grab of his phone. The guards pulled Price out of the room, and his despera

of companies owned and seized. His presence commands attention, He has a tall, im

. He looked very much like the formidable businessman he is known to be - a

was cold against his fingertips. The documents on his desk bore the names of companies -some of them on

silence. Nicholas could have t

id, his voice lo

in. He was dressed in a crisp suit, his hair neatly

y and loyalty, which had kept him in Nicholas's good graces for years. But toda

oice with a slight hint of discomfort, "we've j

d an eyebrow,

rse shape than we anticipated. The board is in chaos, and Robert Bennett's hea

wn and opened the folder, looking over the documents inside. His keen eyes absorbed every detail, every fig

o himself than to David. This tone revealed no trace of sympath

la Bennett, his daughter, is starting to take charge. She's been seen at the hospital,

igent, ambitious woman, much like her father, but with a fiercer drive. She was known in the business world, though yet to be at

nalysing the various possibilities in his mind.

er Nexus Global, it could be easier to... mano

al can be dangerous. If she's as determined as her fathe

uation had become. Let's go ahead with our original plan, the

. He thrived on control, always needing to understand every possible move on the chessboard. However,