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CHAPTER FORTY EIGHT
Unshaken, Hunter stepped towards Naveen and stood face to face with him. “I know you can kill me right here right now but i don’t have any beef with you Naveen. I have no problem with you or your family. I came here for Devi.
“This is my house!” Naveen pushed him back.
“And it so happened Devi is here. He almost killed an entire family in Chisoti village to get you that land. He didn’t succeed because of me.”
This was news to Naveen, completely different from what he was told. “I don’t care what you tell me, you killed my father Hunter.”
Irritated, Hunter said, “I didn’t kill him for crying out loud. I might know who did though.”
When Naveen wanted to speak, they heard tires screeching outside and Hunter instantly figured it was Devi. Not minding Naveen in his way, he took off bumping him out of his way and found his way outside. He found two guards who seemed ready for h
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