He Held The Sun, Then Lost It

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n who couldn't take a hint. His name trended everywher

mine. His executive assistant had been feeding me evidence for mont

phone. A voice said, "I

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million dollars. And the

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lock the doors. I let him freeze my cards, threaten my friends, and tell the wo

believe

en built on my capital, my patents, my silent sacrifice. He never knew his executive assistant ha

the king of his

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by piece-starting with his media empire, and ending with a courtroom where his

dish best served cold. I wa

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