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Chapter 68: Salvatore’s Shocking Admission

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lena’s POV

The warehouse doors were kicked open, and a flood of light poured in. I saw a figure silhouetted against the glare. He was moving fast, a submachine gun in his hands.

It was Gabriele.

He didn't look like the charming, flirtatious cousin I had met at dinner. He reached me in seconds, his knife flashing as he sliced through my bonds.

"I’ve got you, Lena," he pulled me up, his arm around my waist, supporting me as my legs threatened to give way. "I’ve got you. You’re safe."

I looked ove
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