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Chapter 47

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ELLE'S POV

My stomach turned cold, a knot tightening in my chest.

“The hospital?” My voice came out barely above a whisper. “Why—what happened to her?”

The officer’s expression tightened. He glanced once at Raymond before answering.

“We went to execute the warrant this morning. The usual standard procedure. We knocked, announced ourselves, and identified who we were. She saw us, panicked… and pulled out a gun.”

I felt my knees weaken. “A gun?”

He nodded grimly. “She fired at us. Two shots. Hit the wall. We had no choice but to return fire. One of our men’s bullets connected. We subdued her immediately, called in medics, and rushed her to the hospital.”

My heart hammered so hard I thought I might faint. My hand instinctively reached for the edge of the counter to steady myself.

“She’s… she’s alive?” I forced out the question, my voice trembling.

The officer hesitated, and I hated the way his silence stretched for even a second too long.

“She’s alive,” he said finally. “But her condit
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