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Author: Purpleink
last update publish date: 2026-06-25 01:51:29

I knew Dante's routine like the back of my palms, so I knew for sure that he would be in his study.

Since he said we went out to sort some stuff, then he must be looking through his files. So I decided to get him honey water from the kitchen to calm his nerves a bit.

On my way up the stairs, I kept thinking about my conversation with Laurent. He was right to be worried, considering the kind of men Marco and Dante were, I myself I am very worried too. But if like what Laurent said, they are tr
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  • Dangerous Game: The Devil's Secretary    Mission

    ~ William’s POV ~ My eyes snapped open as cold sweat plastered my shirt to my chest. The loud ringing of my alarm clock was the only thing that had managed to drag me out of the suffocating darkness of my nightmare. I scrambled out of bed as the images from the dream replayed in my mind. The screa

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