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CHAPTER 33

Author: S.Lorieen
last update Last Updated: 2025-09-03 21:40:01

ROMAN'S POV:

The delivery company was a huge one. Behind the company was a warehouse which housed the forgotten deliveries or deliveries that had never reached its owners.

Each one of them was labelled and kept safely, in case the owners requested for them later on. It was in this warehouse that I had instructed Paul to keep the man who had been found recording our activities.

I was livid when I heard it.

And even now, after the initial shock had gone past, I was still dumbfounded.

Had I grown too relaxed? How in heaven's name had I not spotted that Adrian would try something like this? Was it the fact that I had been on top of the game for so long that I had forgotten what it was like to have enemies, people who actually hated me and would do anything to bring me down?

It was high time I stepped up my game.

It was time I showed them I still ran the streets of Cleveland.

The man's hands were tied next to a pillar, and there was a brown paper bag on his head, making him unable to
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