Since it was Sunday, VP Square City stood silent.
No employees.
No noise.
Only empty corridors and untouched offices.
PK and Dustin entered the building together, their footsteps echoing through the vast structure. PK slowly scanned the space, his eyes sharp, already visualizing changes that did not yet exist.
"This won't do," PK said calmly.
He turned to Dustin.
"Hire the best designers you can find. I want a complete overhaul—architecture, interiors, everything. When people walk in, they should feel like they've stepped into the future."
Dustin nodded immediately.
"Also," PK continued, his tone steady, "start hiring developers. A lot of them. Backend, frontend, security, data—top-tier talent only. Once they're hired, inform me. I already have ideas ready."
That made Dustin pause for half a second.
Ideas—spoken so casually, yet with absolute confidence.
PK walked toward the glass windows overlooking the city.
His mind moved far ahead of the present era.
PingMe.
Instagram.
Facebook.
They existed—but they were nothing yet.
Their true power hadn't awakened. Features that would later define generations hadn't even been imagined. Online booking, food delivery, digital platforms, social dominance—PK knew what was coming, and more importantly, how to control it.
"This era is about to explode," he thought.
"And I'll own it before anyone realizes what's happening."
A faint, dangerous smile appeared on his face.
After giving final instructions, PK left VP Square City and got into his black Benz. Licenses, permissions—those were trivial matters now. Within an hour, everything was handled. Driving felt natural, almost instinctive.
As the city lights passed by, another thought surfaced.
A place to host something grand.
A five-star hotel.
Perfect for status.
Perfect for influence.
Perfect for the twins.
Without hesitation, PK picked up his phone and called Eve.
"Which is the most famous high-end hotel in Z City?" he asked casually.
On the other end, Eve paused—then smiled.
Another step forward.
The seeds of an empire had already been planted.
Now, it was time to expand.