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Chapter One Hundred and Thirty-Five

Author: Enny Tiana
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No Saints Left

The war ended in silence.

Not gunfire.

Not screams.

Just the sound of dust settling on broken crowns.

Palermo, 3:12 a.m.

The Lorenzis were supposed to rule forever.

Old money. Old blood. Older secrets.

But even wolves die when the fire is hot enough.

Amara stood at the gates of their villa with Luca at her side, Cassian behind them, and a hundred soldiers sworn to ash and blood.

“Light it,” she whispered.

The Molotov flew.

The villa ignited like it had been waiting to burn.

The Lorenzis fought like cornered dogs.

Snipers on the balcony. Traps under the marble. Poison in the fountains.

But Amara didn’t fight like a queen.

She fought like vengeance made flesh.

She and Luca swept through the halls — knives flashing, bullets singing.

He covered her back. She slit throats without hesitation.

By dawn, the last Lorenzis were dead.

Sons. Daughters. The patriarch himself — Sebastiano Lorenzi — shot twice in the chest by Luca, then once mor
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  • Kingdom of Ash and Blood    Chapter One Hundred and Forty

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  • Kingdom of Ash and Blood    Chapter One Hundred and Thirty-Nine

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  • Kingdom of Ash and Blood    Chapter One Hundred and Thirty-Eight

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  • Kingdom of Ash and Blood    Chapter One Hundred and Thirty-Six

    Her Crown. His chains. Power doesn’t feel like a throne. It feels like chains — but only when you’re the one beneath them. Palermo – Midnight The cathedral was older than the city itself. Once a place of worship. Then a place of war. Tonight, it was a place of coronation. Candles lined the walls in hundreds. The pews were filled with underworld royalty — dons, cartel queens, gunrunners, traffickers, oil princes, fallen monarchs wearing stolen silk. And at the altar stood Amara Varela. Black velvet bled down her shoulders. A silver crown rested in Dante’s hands — forged from Vesper gold, melted Nero bullets, and a single red ruby Luca had given her in Florence. She looked like legend. Because she was. Dante spoke first. “In the name of fire, blood, and ruin…” He turned to her. “Do you swear to take this empire and all its sins — without mercy, without apology?” Amara didn’t blink. “I do.” Cassian stepped forward, sword in hand. Dante placed the crown on her head.

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