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Chapter 84

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last update Date de publication: 2026-04-06 14:09:13

Chiara’s POV

Whatever thoughts I had about slipping away to retrieve my diary vanished the instant Enrico began to collapse.

Everything else ceased to matter.

Luciano caught him before he hit the ground, lowering him carefully, but I was already moving. I dropped beside them without hesitation, my fingers finding Enrico’s wrist, then shifting to his neck as I checked his pulse and breathing.

It was erratic.

Far too fast.

“He needs to get to the hospital immediately,” I said, my voice ste
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