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    Cedric traced a fingertip along her cheek. She stirred, eyes fluttering open for a second, then closed them again with a sleepy mumble. “What is it?”


    Her voice, low and warm with sleep, made him catch his breath.


    Cedric leaned in and kissed her cheek. “Come on. You should sleep in the bedroom.”


    Dani stayed snug under the nket and whispered, “Carry me.”


    Cedricughed quietly, tucked the nket tight, and scooped her into his arms. While climbing the stairs, he teased, “Why are you so sleepy these days? Is it my fault?”<fne40d> The source of th?s content is Find★Novel</fne40d>


    Half-asleep, Dani buried her face against his chest. “It is.”


    Cedricughed so hard he almost lost his bnce.


    Dani was truly worn out. When she fell asleep, Cedric usually stayed close, drifting off with her or pressing soft kisses on her skin.


    Whenever Cedric tickled her like that, Dani would grumble, “Do it again and I’ll throw you out.”


    Cedric would pin her gently and grin. “You wouldn’t have the heart to do it.”


    Not long ago, he’d never have dared joke like this. Now, though, nothing held him back. Even when they were tangled up close, he whispered words that turned her cheeks red.


    Cedric imed these moments made them stronger as a couple. Whether it did or not, Dani only knew he had endless energy, leaving her drained but happy.


    Dani slept through a full day and night. But sleep stayed far away from others.


    With top staff gone, Josh shoved his ownckeys into empty spots. They werezy fools who knew nothing about business.


    By dawn, McCoy Group’s stock crashed again. Revenue was sliced in half overnight. Board members nearly fell off their chairs in shock.


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    “What?” Josh coughed on his drink, spinning to face the secretary with wide eyes. “What did you just say? How much did the stock drop today?”


    Josh passed out the moment he heard it.


    When he came to, his voice was weak and shaky. “I just had the worst dream. I dreamed McCoy Group’s stocks crashed, and it jolted me awake.”


    Right after Josh spoke, he nced around and realized the room had fallen deathly quiet.


    Someone nudged a new secretary forward. The young man swallowed hard and spoke up. “Mr. McCoy, this isn’t a nightmare. It’s real. The stock hit rock bottom this morning, and the losses are massive. Every news outlet is buzzing about McCoy Group.”


    To be exact, every headline mocked the poor leadership at the top.


    Josh’s hands trembled as he unlocked his phone. The flood ofments under each article hit him like punches to the gut.


    “Can’t stopughing. Josh McCoy? Some talent he is! Just a few days in charge and he’s ruined everything.”


    “I heard half the executives quit before. Now another half walked out this morning. If it keeps up, will everyone Hamilton trained get pushed out?”


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