Dr. Graham Calder had spent months exposing the corruption behind the Cenforce supply chain, but the final and most dangerous piece of the puzzle lay in the world of online pharmacies. These websites, appearing as legitimate pharmaceutical retailers, were nothing more than well-disguised fronts for counterfeit drugs. Using fake doctor recommendations, manipulated pricing algorithms, and AI-generated customer reviews, they created the illusion of trust. But in reality, buyers had no way of knowing what they were receiving—some pills contained actual sildenafil, others were sugar tablets, and some were laced with dangerous stimulants. Graham uncovered irrefutable proof that AstraVex Pharmaceuticals was directly involved, allowing Cenforce 100mg to be pushed through both regulated and black-market channels.

With evidence in hand, he leaked the files to journalist Luis Mendoza, who broke the story worldwide. The fallout was immediate—AstraVex’s stock crashed, regulators launched investigations, and public outrage spread like wildfire. But just as Graham thought he had won, a final call shattered his illusions of victory. A deep, unfamiliar voice told him that AstraVex was just one layer of a much bigger conspiracy. If he wanted the full truth, he had to go to Geneva. As the line went dead, Graham realized this wasn’t over. He had pulled back the curtain, but the real power players were still watching—waiting for their next move.

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