All Chapters of Black Coffee With No Sugar: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Amy sat in her office, her gaze fixed on the screen of her computer. The article detailing Zion's recent loss had caught her attention, but her expression remained composed. She had always understood that in the world of business, setbacks, and losses were inevitable. It was how one bounced back from them that truly mattered. Her mind drifted to the intricate web of business dealings between the Diamond and Zion Groups, a chess game that had been played for years. Amy knew there was more to the story than what met the eye. She needed a clearer picture, a deeper understanding of the situation. Without hesitation, Amy picked up her phone and dialed a familiar number. It was her father's personal assistant, Jessica, who had been working with the Diamond Groups for years. Her voice carried a sense of urgency as she spoke into the receiver. "Jessica, I need a comprehensive report on the recent business dealings between the Diamond and Zion Groups. I want to know every detail." There was

The lawyer cleared his throat, adjusting his glasses before delivering the unexpected clause with an air of formality, "In accordance with the stipulations set forth in the event of an alliance, it is hereby declared that if Diamond Group must form an alliance with another company, the CEO of Diamond Group must be married to the CEO of the other company. And if the CEO of the said company is already married, then the CEO of Diamond Group must get married to any member of the family next in line."The room fell silent, the weight of the statement hanging in the air. Amy and Zion exchanged wide-eyed glances, the shock on their faces mirrored by the executives and lawyers surrounding them. The implications of this clause were profound and unexpected, adding a layer of complexity to the already intricate web of corporate dealings.Amy's mind raced, processing the information. The idea of a forced marriage for the sake of a business alliance was something she hadn't anticipated. She glanced

Amy could not wait for this charade called marriage to be over even though she just gotten married.…As Zion gave the closing remarks she plastered a fake smile on her face. As he made the last statement and dropped the mic and they left the stage, Amy released a sigh of relief.The night sky stretched above them, a blanket of stars casting a soft glow over the city as they made their way through the deserted streets.Inside the car, the atmosphere was heavy with unspoken words, the weight of their newly forged union pressing down upon them like an invisible burden. Amy stared out of the window, her thoughts a whirlwind of emotions as she replayed the events of the day in her mind.Beside her, Zion drove with a stoic expression, his hands in a tight fist with a quiet intensity. He stole occasional glances at Amy, his gaze lingering on her profile as if searching for answers to questions he couldn't voice.The silence between them stretched on, punctuated only by the soft hum of the eng

The morning sun filtered through the windows of the grand dining room, casting a warm glow over the polished wooden table where Amy sat, sipping her tea in silence. She was lost in thought, her mind still reeling from the events of the previous night and the establishment of their newfound house rules.As she sat there, contemplating the challenges that lay ahead, the sound of footsteps echoing through the hallway drew her attention. Moments later, Zion appeared in the doorway, dressed in a sharp suit that accentuated his commanding presence.Amy glanced up, her confusion evident as she took in Zion's appearance. She had expected him to be dressed for work, but the sight of him standing there, ready and waiting, caught her off guard.Zion met Amy's gaze with a knowing smile, a hint of mischief dancing in his eyes. "Good morning, Amy," he said, his voice smooth and confident. "I trust you're ready to start the day?"Amy blinked in surprise, her confusion mounting with each passing momen

The tension in the room was palpable as Amy and Zion faced each other across the expanse of their living room, their voices raised in heated argument. The topic of discussion: Victoria's unexpected visit to the office and the potential rumors that could arise from it."I can't believe you allowed her to come to the office again," Amy exclaimed, her voice tinged with frustration. "Do you have any idea what people will think? The media is still on our tail after our impromptu wedding, and now this..."Zion's jaw clenched in frustration as he tried to defend his actions. "It was a business matter, Amy," he insisted, his tone terse. "I had no choice but to involve her. Besides, it's not like we can keep our marriage a secret forever."Amy shook her head in disbelief, her anger bubbling to the surface. "And what about the rumors that will inevitably spread?" she countered. "Do you really think I want to deal with that kind of scrutiny? I have enough on my plate as it is, without having to w