Chapter 646
In the quaint town of Elmsworth, autumn had painted the leaves with fiery hues and the crisp wind had begun to whisper of the coming winter.
Cassius had been absent from his home for three days straight, cloistered within the sanctity of the local church, praying and confessing before the Lord.
What sins weighed so heavily on his soul?
Was it his past, darkened by the time when he had been the voice of a notorious underground syndicate?
Or was he confessing a heart that had dared to love where it should not, his affections falling upon someone forbidden?
On the fourth day, Cassius found himself drawn as if by a spectral force, wandering as though in a trance to the decaying Bright family manor.
He knew that young Chasel had no other refuge, no other home, but this decaying symbol of a once great dynasty.
His concern had overwhelmed his resolve to stay away, and so he had come.
Cassius understood that with his past, he could only stand watch, a silent guardian to the legacy of the Brights.
He could now empathize with the tormented soul of Thaddeus, who had once braved the tempest outside the gates of Silverlake Harbor, all for a mere glimpse of his beloved Evadne.
It was a feeling akin to one’s own bile churning within, rising up to choke the throat with a bitterness that could not be expelled.
It was in this moment of somber reflection that a procession of luxury cars glided up to the manor, stopping with a sense of entitlement that only the wealthy could command.
Servants and secretaries flanked a tall, imposing middle–aged man as he stepped out, impeccably dressed in a suit. Cassius recognized him immediately as the current head of Bright Biopharmacy, Suri’s older brother, Zachary.
“Dad! Welcome home. You must be weary from your journey,” Warner greeted, bowing with an air of formal respect.
“Indeed,” Zachary replied curtly, his expression stoic, “Where is Chasel?”
our family’s code, but he’s been fraternizing with the Ashbournes. If word got out, our family’s reputation would be a laughingstock. People
into a frosty smirk. “We shall see who panders
Suri was so desperate to seek our
bitter about the Ashbournes before. Did they slight you
skipped, beads of sweat forming on his brow, “Of course not! They wouldn’t dare touch a member
about to enter the house, Warner felt a shiver down his spine
it?” Zachary inquired.
man dressed like a priest or minister, staring this way.
of night.”
hadn’t
the street was deserted.
bewildered, muttered, “Huh? Where did he go? He was just
working hard. Make sure to rest,”
was left to
and brought
estate had gathered,
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at the center, Chasel faced his father, leisurely sipping tea on a fine chair, his elder brother standing at attention, and the audience” summoned to witness
churned in
the confines of this
her luxurious life in the
commanded Zachary with icy detachment.
the fall of empires. Even presidents aren’t greeted with kneeling
face tightened
angrily, “Chasel! It was you who erred, you who shamed
there is to say. From
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