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The Devil's Right Hand

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The farmhouse went quiet after the phone call ended.

No one spoke.

Jax slowly lowered the burner phone onto the table. His eyes stayed on it for a long moment, as if he expected it to ring again.

The silence felt heavier than the snow outside.

Jimmy finally crossed his arms and looked at the others.

"It could be a trap."

Mark nodded.

"Maybe. But whoever called knew about the compound. They also knew we'd focus on attacking it first."

Reyes leaned over the table and spread out the maps again.

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