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Chapter 32: Does He Always Talk This Much?

Author: Eagle Dira
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“Yes, everything. From the cars to the people, literally anyone who went near that warehouse, every car that drove by.” I explain to Luca.

He's the Bratva’s Cypher. Luca is a quiet, dependable fixer. Not flashy but always effective. He handles logistics and intel–cams, safe houses, meetups–and gets results without drama.

I've seen him work before, so I trust him with this.

Nico is upstairs, too angry to speak properly. He's been in that state since we left that warehouse, hell, si
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