chapter 61

As Sorin, the fourth-generation scion of the illustrious Zaveri family, maneuvered through the corridors of power in New York City, his every move echoed with the weight of generational expectations. The Zaveri name was synonymous with wealth, influence, and a storied history of success in industries ranging from finance to luxury goods.

Despite the opulence that surrounded him, Sorin bore the weight of responsibility with a stoic determination that belied the turmoil in his heart. He had been groomed from a young age to inherit the mantle of leadership, entrusted with safeguarding the family's vast empire and upholding its prestigious reputation.

Yet, amidst the boardroom meetings and high-profile mergers, Sorin found himself grappling with a profound sense of isolation. The pressures of familial duty had always loomed large, shaping his decisions and guiding his ambitions. But beneath the polished veneer of corporate success, Sorin harbored a longing for something more—something tha