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Chapter 151 Foundation Directive

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Dominic tore off his suit jacket and threw it on the table.

"Gabe's boys are turning the city upside down," he said. "Ceasefire's on. For now."

Lina leaned against the server rack, arms crossed. "What's the deal, Dom?"

"We pull our shooters. Ichiro recalls his Vanguard hitters. Anybody drops a body tonight, Gabe locks them up federal."

"We just got our asses kicked out there." Lina's jaw tightened. "You really think Gabe's gonna play fair once we're both disarmed? The Japanese still have their
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