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Chaos

Author: Jojo S.
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-07-14 02:03:17

Stevan

Chaos. That was the only word that fit what happened the moment the ice-cold, all-powerful Mr. Winter stepped into the room. Fury burned in his eyes as he came straight for us, not even giving that pathetic excuse for a boss a chance to speak.

The first punch landed, and I’ll admit it—I felt a sharp rush of satisfaction, of vindication. But I never expected Mr. Winter to keep going. That satisfaction quickly twisted into fear, and for a few terrifying seconds, I was frozen in place. Yes,
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