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The uncaring and the Insecure

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The car ride was dead silent, Luca and Damian sat apart in the back seat while one of his men drove and another sat comfortably in the front seat. They had been on the road for more than an hour and Damian hadn't uttered a single word, he just kept his gaze on the tablet in his hand like his existence depended on it, On the other hand, Luca was going crazy as a result of boredom, awkwardly sitting with nothing to do but be alone with his thoughts and stare at the blackness of the tint
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