Chapter 32: First Move
Kian didn’t sleep.
Not because he couldn’t.
Because he wouldn’t.
The city outside his office had gone quiet hours ago, but inside Anderson Corporation’s top floor, everything was still active—screens glowing, documents open, analysts quietly moving in and out.
Kailey leaned against the doorway, arms crossed, watching her brother with growing concern.
“You’re starting to scare the staff,” she said.
Kian didn’t look up.
“Good. That means they’re paying attention.”
Kailey sighed softly and walked in, placing a folder on his desk.
“You asked for updated reports on Montclair-linked investments.”
That got his attention.
Kian finally looked at it.
Flipped it open.
And paused.
“…They paused the East Asia expansion meeting,” he muttered.
Kailey frowned. “That’
