Jain closed his eyes — and the world began to crumble.Tulip, the largest company in the market, was collapsing. Headlines screamed chaos as the business world buzzed with panic. Inside Tulip, employees scrambled to protect their shares, but before anyone could recover, Tulip announced a shocking collaboration with Saturs.
No one could believe it — two corporate enemies joining forces? The entire world was in disbelief.
And yet, Jain — the mastermind behind it all — was sleeping peacefully.
The Williams family celebrated quietly; they knew that if Tulip and Saturs truly united, their shares would triple overnight. Everyone cheered the merger, but one name echoed in silence — Justines. For them, this was not a merger; it was a declaration of war.
Now the stage was set: Justines versus Saturs — a war no one saw coming.
"Did Jain really do this?" Rosy whispered to her husband, sipping her tea."Oh my God," she laughed softly, "how could he do this… to his own fiancée? My poor Sian."
Rosy's husband looked at her sharply."Shut up," he muttered, his eyes fixed on the TV screen flashing breaking news.
The announcement had shaken the world — every headline screamed the same thing: Tulip and Saturs unite.
Now, all eyes turned toward Justines.What would Sian do? How would he respond to this betrayal — both in business and in love?
Rumors began to swirl through the media and social networks. Whispers spread like wildfire.Some claimed that Jain and Sian had broken off their engagement.Others said Sian had gone silent, locked away in his office at the Justines tower, planning his next move.
No one knew the truth. But one thing was certain — a storm was coming, and it had Sian's name written all over it.
The sun had barely risen,
Inside, on the top floor, Sian stood by the glass wall of his office, watching the city burn with curiosity. His reflection looked cold — unreadable.The phone on his desk buzzed for the hundredth time, but he ignored it.
His assistant, Lara, hesitated at the door."sir the board is waiting. They're asking if we should issue a statement."
Sian turned slowly, his eyes sharp but calm."Tell them…" he paused, letting a faint smile curve his lips, "don't respond to noise."
Lara nodded, half in awe, half in fear.As the door closed behind her, Sian picked up his phone — his screen lit up with unknown name.
he pressed decline.
A single whisper escaped his lips:"You declared war, Jain. Now you'll see how I end it."