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Chapters (51)
  1. Dedication
  2. ​Chapter 1
  3. ​Chapter 2
  4. ​Chapter 3
  5. ​Chapter 4
  6. ​Chapter 5
  7. ​Chapter 6
  8. ​Chapter 7
  9. ​Chapter 8
  10. ​Chapter 9
  11. ​Chapter 10
  12. ​Chapter 11
  13. ​Chapter 12
  14. ​Chapter 13
  15. ​Chapter 14
  16. ​Chapter 15
  17. ​Chapter 16
  18. ​Let The Games Begin
  19. ​Chapter 17
  20. ​Chapter 18
  21. ​Chapter 19
  22. ​Chapter 20
  23. ​Chapter 21
  24. ​Chapter 22
  25. ​Chapter 23
  26. ​Chapter 24
  27. ​Chapter 25
  28. ​Chapter 26
  29. ​Chapter 27
  30. ​Chapter 28
  31. ​Chapter 29
  32. ​Chapter 30
  33. ​Chapter 31
  34. ​Chapter 32
  35. ​Chapter 33
  36. ​Chapter 34
  37. ​Chapter 35
  38. ​Chapter 36
  39. ​Chapter 37
  40. ​Chapter 38
  41. ​Chapter 39
  42. ​Chapter 40
  43. ​Chapter 41
  44. ​Chapter 42
  45. ​Chapter 43
  46. ​Chapter 44
  47. ​Chapter 45
  48. ​Chapter 46
  49. ​Chapter 47
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He contemplated that while crunching down on his chips. “I think I’ve seen her a few times. The video doesn’t zoom in all the way, but that’s the troublemaker I was telling you about a few months ago. Butchered my surveillance and we lost the guy and then he wound up dead.”

When she said she had rats, I didn’t think she was living with them too. Stupid me for not thinking to install cameras two years ago when they moved in, I guess.

“If that’s the case, I need eyes on her or some form of it. Get a few of our tails to see what she’s up to and what trouble she’s been getting herself into. I’ll need to report that to the Dictator.”

Speaking of, he was waiting for us in his office.

“Boy.”

“Hello, sir.”

Reaper plopped down in the chair across the room holding a cat like a football.

“What do you make of the situation with Haines?” Lighting up the cigar, he leaned back in his chair and awaited my response.

“I think we are underutilizing Romania.” I poured a drink for him and then myself, setting myself up across from his desk. He wants to know what the future CEO thinks of business, and I planned to let him know that I’ve been paying attention all these years while he used me as an attack dog.

“What does Romania have?” A coy smile played on his mouth and dared me to speak up and play like one of the big boys.

“A willingness to cooperate for the right price. Better arms available than our current resources. The Slavic countries have been stingy lately from higher demand in the current climate, but with Romania, we’d have open air free trade with the government. A foot in the door to practice legitimate business outside of arms deals.”

We sat there staring each other down for a while and he nodded his head after he thought long enough about it. The air felt stale with sweet tobacco and the silence became uncomfortable.

“Thank you for speaking plainly. I will consider your opinions. What I want to tell you now is of great importance. With the intel we have now, and your great work putting together pieces of the puzzle for me, it’s obvious that my suspicions are correct. The Montgomery Group is in great peril from lacking leadership for the last five years.”

Not to mention his getting older, but I wasn’t going to be the one to tell him that. Any chances I had of taking over the company would be over if I mentioned how old he was. Last guy who showed concern about him being older left with a broken leg. And I was pretty sure Reaper might have been the one to carry out my beating since the old man didn’t have his cane with him.