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My CEO Ex-Husband's Regret: Chasing His Dying Wife Back 24
The older man lifted his head, looking directly at his executioner. "Yes, actually."The younger man waited, finger on the trigger. “I’m a man of honor, speak.”Man of honor my little pancaked ass."If you're going to do this," the older man said quietly, "please. Not here.""Excuse me?" The younger man's eyebrow arched in amusement."This place... this grave is sacred. Don't spill blood here."A harsh laugh escaped the younger man's throat. "Sacred? What is this, the grave of Queen Elizabeth or something?"Rage flared in my chest so suddenly it took my breath away. How dare he mock my mother's resting place like that? How dare he stand there with his expensive clothes and his army of killers and treat her memory like it was nothing?My mother had been worth a hundred of him. She'd saved lives, helped people, been kind to everyone she met. She'd worked double shifts to pay for my school clothes and stayed up all night when I was sick. She'd died too young, too poor, in a public hospit
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I slapped my hands to my mouth to keep my scream of terror in my throat as the first shot cracked through the night air like thunder, and I nearly jumped out of my skin.Shit, shit, shit!What had I done? What kind of hell had I walked into? All I'd wanted was to visit my mother's grave and cry over my pathetic life, and now I was trapped in the middle of a fucking war zone.More shots rang out, sharp and deafening in the quiet cemetery and the sound was nothing like in the movies - it was louder, ear splitting, like someone was setting off fireworks right next to my ears. Muzzle flashes lit up the darkness in quick, bright bursts that burned into my retinas and left me seeing spots.I’m going to die here.I pressed myself so hard against my mother's headstone that the granite cut into my back, but I barely felt it. My heart was beating so fast I thought it might explode out of my chest.A man screamed somewhere to my left and then came the wet, heavy sound of a body hitting the groun
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The armed men surrounded us in seconds, their flashlights creating a circle of harsh white light that turned the peaceful cemetery into something out of a nightmare. I pressed myself harder against the headstone, trying to become invisible as boots stomped across the grass around me.There had to be at least twelve of them, maybe more. All dressed in black, all carrying weapons that looked military-grade. They moved with the precision of soldiers, taking positions around my mother's grave like they were securing a battlefield.The regal man with the gold walking stick didn't seem surprised. He stood slowly, brushing imaginary dirt from his expensive suit, and adjusted his grip on the ornate cane. His whole demeanor had shifted from grieving lover to something much more dangerous."You found me," he said calmly, his cultured voice cutting through the tension like a blade.That's when I heard the voice that made my blood run cold."Yes, I found you."It was him. The arrogant asshole fro
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I held my breath behind the headstone, my heart pounding so hard I thought it might explode. The footsteps had stopped right where I'd been sitting moments before, and now there was this heavy silence that felt like the whole world was waiting for something terrible to happen.Then I heard the rustle of expensive fabric, like someone adjusting their clothes. Whoever it was wasn't leaving. They were settling in.I pressed myself flatter against the granite, trying to become invisible. But my curiosity was killing me. Who was standing at my mother's grave in the middle of the night? And why weren't they saying anything?Very slowly, very carefully, I peered around the edge of the headstone.The man standing there made my breath catch in my throat.He was probably in his early sixties, with silver-gray hair that was perfectly styled despite the late hour. His suit looked like it cost more than I used to make in a year - some kind of charcoal gray fabric that seemed to absorb the moonligh
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By the time I reached Riverside Cemetery, my feet were bleeding in my stupid court shoes and every muscle in my body ached. The muddy water from that asshole's car had dried into a crusty film on my skin, making me feel like I was wearing a layer of dirt and humiliation.And I was, wasn’t I?The cemetery gates were still open, thank goodness. I slipped through them just as the last bit of daylight disappeared behind the trees. Suddenly, the whole place looked different. During the day, it was peaceful, almost pretty with its rolling hills and old oak trees. But at night? It looked like something out of a horror movie.I stopped dead in my tracks, wondering if it was a sensible idea to move forward.Shadows stretched across the grass like reaching fingers. The wind made the tree branches creak and groan. Even the angels on the fancy tombstones looked sinister in the darkness, their stone faces twisted into expressions that could be either blessing or curse.On a normal day, I’d turn b
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Maya was still buzzing with adrenaline even as she drove, flexing her bruised knuckles like she was proud of the damage."Did you see Victoria's face when I grabbed her throat?" she said, practically bouncing in the driver's seat. "I should have done that years ago. Actually, I should go back and finish the job.""Maya, please park" I said quietly. "I want to walk.""Walk? Walk where? It's getting dark, and you just had the worst day of your life.""I just need to go, Maya, please."Maya's face softened immediately. "Okay, but I'm driving you. It's like three miles from here.""No." I opened the car door. "I need to walk. I need to think.""Ivy, that's crazy. You're upset, you're not thinking straight—""Please." I looked at her, and something in my expression must have convinced her because she stopped arguing."Fine. But I'm following you in the car.""Don't. Just... go home. I'll call you when I get there."Maya looked like she wanted to protest, but I was already getting out of th
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