Chapter 105 Parents meeting IV
The name that escaped Richard's lips sent a wave of gasps rippling through the room.
Alexander Blackwell.
The name alone was perhaps the most recognized in the world, yet the man himself remained a mystery. Alexander Blackwell. It was a name spoken in hushed reverence in corporate boardrooms, whispered with awe in the slums, and discussed with envy in penthouses. It transcended race, status, and borders. From the young black man hustling in the streets, to the loving/scared couple in East Asia hiding their love, to the struggling families in Africa where the wealth divide felt like an unbridgeable canyon—one thing connected them all.
Money.
Money was the great equalizer and the great divider. It was the one force that dictated the fate of every person on Earth, whether they had it, craved it, or lost it. And with money came the inevitable question—who had the most? Since the dawn of civilization, humanity had always sought to know: Who is the richest person in the world?
And since the beginning of the year, there had been only one answer.
Alexander Blackwell.
His name dominated every list—from Forbes to Bloomberg, from elite financial circles to underground gossip forums. Yet, despite his overwhelming presence in the world of finance, the man himself remained an enigma. No interviews. No public appearances. No verified social media. Searching for his face online yielded only speculation and countless fakes. Unlike other billionaires who paraded their success, Alexander Blackwell was a ghost—his wealth was undeniable, yet his presence was unfathomable.
But for the students of of this school, the heirs and heiresses of staggering generational wealth, this was more than just a name on a rich list. They were born into power, into luxury that most could only dream of. Their childhoods were marked not by bedtime stories, but by trust fund negotiations; not by playground squabbles, but by lessons on how to handle corporate takeovers before they could legally drink. They had never questioned if they would be rich—only how much power they would wield.
And even among them, there was an unspoken hierarchy.
No matter how wealthy, how privileged, how untouchable they believed themselves to be—there was always someone at the top, always someone richer.
And Alexander Blackwell sat alone at the peak of that pyramid.
The entire school was in chaos. Students pressed against the windows, the glass fogging from their breath, their hearts pounding as they strained to catch a glimpse. Not just in this classroom, but across the entire compound—lecture halls, lounges, even the corridors were buzzing with an energy unlike anything before.
These weren't ordinary students. Their parents' net worths ranged from hundreds of millions to tens of billions, and yet here they were, shoving, craning their necks, jostling for a better view—as if this were a Black Friday sale instead of an elite private institution.
Because today, for the first time, the world's most elusive billionaire was stepping onto their school grounds.
And no one wanted to miss it.
"Is it really him?"
"It can't be, can it?"
"Are you joking? Don't you see the choppers? Those are Valkyrie HX-9s! Who else can use them? It's for sure him!"
"What is he doing here?"
"Duh. His daughter is here. He probably came to meet her."
The students whispered, their voices rising in anticipation. Outside, the Valkyrie HX-9s—military-grade Swiss helicopters, customized with cutting-edge stealth tech and an unparalleled level of luxury—hovered above the school, their powerful blades slicing through the air like precision weapons. The sleek black exteriors gleamed under the sunlight, an unmistakable sign of power and wealth.
Then, their attention shifted. Four guards surrounded him, their movements sharp, disciplined, and unwavering. By his side walked a woman, elegantly dressed, exuding quiet authority. As they entered the Headmaster's building, the students also saw why their teachers were absent—every single one of them stood at the entrance, heads bowed, speaking in low, almost reverent tones. The sight of their proud, intimidating teachers bowing and practically falling over themselves to show deference made the scene even more surreal.
It was like watching a royal procession.
Clara, who was pressed against the window—not out of choice but because her desk was positioned there—watched as he disappeared into the building. Her thoughts raced.
"So that's the father of that girl?"
After he disappeared from view, the excitement simmered, but not completely. Some students left to return to their seats, but many remained by the windows, their gazes still fixed outside, buzzing with chatter.
"Mr. Blackwell is here. What do you think he wants?"
"How would I know?"
"Did you see how those teachers were acting? Ha! Ha! Ha!"
"Why wouldn't they act like that? They just saw a man who makes their yearly salary in a single minute."
The gossip continued.
Clara sat still, feeling a strange sense of detachment as she listened to her classmates lose their composure. Bella, who was beside her, was grinning with excitement. She leaned in, whispering, "Wow. What do you think he's here for?"
Clara, still surprised that even Bella was so affected by this, frowned. "Why are you so excited? He's just a man."
Richard, who was still near the window, turned sharply. "Some guy?"
Clara met his serious gaze as he continued, "What are you talking about? How is he anywhere close to normal?" He didn't give her time to answer before continuing, "That's someone who could buy everyone's parents here and still be worth ten times more. People like him don't just move around. Something must be going on."
And as if to answer his question, a new sound cut through the air.
Sirens.
Loud and urgent, drawing their attention once more.
Something was definitely happening.
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