The Contract Ended, but the CEO Wouldn't Let Go
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The Contract Ended, but the CEO Wouldn't Let Go

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In the eyes of everyone, Evan Sinclair was nothing more than a fragile, obedient plaything in the palm of Adrian Blackwood—soft-tempered and easy to bully. Even Adrian himself believed so, keeping Evan close only as a faint shadow of his past obsession, Vivienne Hart.
A three-year binding contract traded for a gilded cage. But nobody knew that Evan had always kept his mind razor-sharp, awakening with a "Perfect Life Counterattack System" to treat the captivity as a high-stakes resource exchange. When the contract finally expired and Vivienne returned, Evan tore up the "body-selling agreement" with his own hands, shattering Adrian's tightly woven web of control one piece at a time.
However, Evan didn't account for one variable:Adrian Blackwood had been reborn.
The once-proud business emperor, who had previously watched Evan fall into ruin, suddenly realized his supreme control was nothing more than a joke in front of Evan. With crimson eyes, the unhinged CEO cornered him, trembling with frantic obsession:"Evan Sinclair, who the hell are you?"
Evan casually hooked the corner of his lips, looking down at the man who once held all the cards:
"Someone you will never, ever get."
From a disposable pawn to the grand master of the game. This revenge-driven trap started by Adrian—now, it's Evan’s turn to make the rules.

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The message stayed on Evan Sinclair's screen long after midnight.

Adrian wasn't the child they were trying to kill.

You were.

For twenty years, Evan had believed he was the forgotten child in an accident.

Now a stranger was telling him the accident might never have been an accident at all.

He read the message aga……

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