Chapter63:

Chapter 63 Max’s Point of View I stared out the glass window of my office, watching the city that used to feel like it was mine, every towering building and bustling street, all under my command. Now, it felt distant, slipping further away with each passing day. I didn’t want to admit it, but ever since Eva walked out of that courtroom, something in me had shifted. That slap, her defiance it haunted me, refusing to leave my mind. She had changed, and it seemed like everything else was changing with her. “Sir?” A hesitant voice pulled me back to the present. I turned to see my assistant, Liam, standing nervously by the door, clutching a folder tightly to his chest. His face was pale, worry etched deep into his expression. Whatever he was about to say, I knew it couldn’t be good. “What is it, Liam?” I asked, trying to keep the irritation out of my voice. Liam swallowed, shifting uneasily on his feet. “It’s... it’s about the investors, sir.” I frowned, my grip tightening on the edge of my