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CHAPTER FIFTY-SEVEN: MAKE IT HURT

Author: S.Luvelle
last update Last Updated: 2025-08-18 01:52:10

“No.”

Noa’s scream ripped out of him like something primal. Animals. The kind of sound that didn’t belong to a man but a beast with everything to lose. He dropped to his knees as Rook hit the ground beside him limp, his breath caught in his throat, his mouth parting in shock.

Blood soaked the front of his shirt.

Bright.

Hot.

Too fast.

“Noa” Rook gasped, his hand clutching at the wound, voice strangled. “I can’t breathe”

Noa’s hands flew to his chest, pressing down. “Stay with me. Stay with me. You’re okay, it’s okay, I’ve got you, baby, I’ve got you.”

But the blood wouldn’t stop.

Luca was already crouched beside them, yelling into his earpiece. “WE NEED EXTRACTION NOW. SNIPER ON THE ROOF. GET A MEDIC GET A FUCKING”

Another shot rang out.

They ducked.

Ash’s voice floated across the roof, too calm, too slow.

“He was never supposed to make it this far,” he said, pacing the edge like a bored magician. “But I’m proud. You almost made me believe he could change you.”

Noa’s chest heaved. “Yo
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