Ethan looked down at him with something that was not mercy and not quite satisfaction either. It was the tired, burning focus of a brother who had finally stopped asking the universe to be fair.
“Just a little preview of the consequences,” he said. “You built a house on other people’s fear. Tonight the house comes to collect.”
They hauled Damien up, stuffed the white substance inside his mouth, he looked pathetic while struggling. Ethan smirked and took a bottle of water to pour it on his face while he gulped down the medicine.
No one was on his side, everyone was suddenly subdued with fear and Damien, He fought the whole way, screaming loud enough to tear through the premises, the sound bouncing off cheap wood and expensive lies. Hard drives, phones, ledgers, and storage came off the
