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Come Alone If You Want It Back

مؤلف: Felycia Shatt
last update تاريخ النشر: 2026-05-13 14:59:27

Mabella's POV

"The Ruby is gone."

Fred’s voice hit the corridor like a slap. We all froze.

I spun around so fast my head spun. He was rushing toward us from the vault wing, face pale, eyes wild and red-rimmed like he’d just been punched in the soul.

"What the hell do you mean it’s gone?" Alfredo barked, stepping forward. "Fred, talk to me."

"Overnight," Fred said, breathing hard, almost gasping. "Third hour rotation. The outer door was completely intact. No forced entry, no alarms, nothing. It’
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