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CHAPTER 133

Author: Kate Ray
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-02-25 05:02:50
Nestore’s POV

No one spoke for a full ten seconds after the call ended, not because there was nothing to say, because everything had just changed.

Tonight, six girls, maybe more……

Processing point.

Sorting.

Selling.

My jaw tightened until it hurt.

Nevio was the first to move. He stepped away from the wall and started pacing, already dialing numbers, voice low and lethal.

“Full gear. No insignia. I want dock access maps, east sector. Every warehouse in Section Twelve.”

Pause.

“No police
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