Revenge · Short fiction

Arrogant Billionaire Mocks Outcast, Doesn't Know He Just Called The President's Son

Arrogant Billionaire Mocks Outcast, Doesn't Know He Just Called The President's Son — Part 2
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Previously: A chance encounter outside a cathedral turns into a public humiliation for Samuel Vance. But Courtney Sterling's world crumbles when he realizes who he's truly messed with.

The Unveiling

The fragile peace of the winter dusk shattered with the sudden, jarring appearance of a Presidential motorcade. Four black armored Suburbans screeched to a halt, their tires spitting slush as they formed an impenetrable barricade. High-intensity red and blue strobe lights sliced through the darkness, momentarily blinding everyone. Doors flew open in unison, and eight Secret Service agents, clad in tactical armor and armed with assault rifles, deployed with chilling efficiency. Leading the charge was Agent Miller, a man whose presence commanded immediate obedience. He sprinted forward, snapping to a rigid military salute before Samuel.

“Director Vance, the Presidential Cabinet is assembled in the Situation Room awaiting your authorization, Sir!”

The words struck Courtney like a physical blow. His arrogant smirk evaporated, replaced by a mask of stunned disbelief. The unlit cigar slipped from his numb fingers, tumbling into the black slush below. In a swift, practiced motion, two heavily built agents flanked Courtney, wrenching his arms behind his back. The vice-like grip forced him to his knees on the freezing stone, a sharp groan of pain escaping his lips. Samuel stepped forward, towering over the fallen billionaire. He calmly brushed a speck of snow from his own dark lapel, his voice a chilling whisper that cut through the chaos.

Arrogant Billionaire Mocks Outcast, Doesn't Know He Just Called The President's Son
“You haven’t changed in fifteen years, Courtney—still mistaking noise for power.”

Courtney’s eyes widened, a raw, unadulterated fear replacing his former arrogance. Cold sweat beaded on his trembling brow, his chin quivering uncontrollably. He had just discovered that the

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Cold sweat beaded on his trembling brow, his chin quivering uncontrollably. He had just discovered that the