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Blazing Inferno

Author: Luisa
last update publish date: 2026-03-14 23:53:32

ENZO’S POV

Marcini’s fingers closed around my forearm the instant I turned for the door. His grip was desperate, almost trembling.

“Wait,” he said. “We’re not finished.”

I stared at his hand like it was something diseased, then lifted my eyes to his face. The pieces snapped together so violently I tasted blood in my mouth. Dante escaped two days ago. Valentina arrived two days ago. Marcini called me here today—calm, reasonable, begging for peace. The coincidence was too clean, too perfect to
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