The Grand Inquisition

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​The glass-paneled double doors of the Mercer Group’s executive boardroom overlooked the entire glittering skyline of the city, but inside, the atmosphere was suffocating, thick with greed and quiet conspiracy. ​Eleanor Mercer sat at the head of the massive polished mahogany table, a smug, victorious smile playing on her lips. She was draped in expensive diamonds, her posture exuding the arrogance of a woman who believed she had successfully buried her sins. Beside her sat her daughter, Olivia, who was nervously tapping her manicured nails against a tablet. Gathered around the table were the primary board members and shareholders, along with a middle-aged man in a sharp lab coat—Eleanor’s hand-picked medical pawn. ​"As you all know," Eleanor began, her voice dripping with fake, theatrica

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