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Chapter 171

Author: Gem
last update Last Updated: 2025-08-31 23:40:04

Brandon POv

I woke up with a splitting headache, my muscles screaming in protest. My wrists and ankles burned from the tight ropes cutting into my skin, and the first thing I noticed was the cold, damp air and the faint smell of mildew. My eyes flicked around, adjusting slowly to the dim light, and I realized I was in some kind of abandoned warehouse. Broken windows, peeling paint, and scattered debris made it clear this wasn’t anyone’s home.

Then, I noticed them. Masked men standing still, like statues, their eyes trained on me. My chest tightened. I’d been here before—kidnapped, tricked, outnumbered—but I’d gotten out. I could get out again. I had to.

I shifted slightly, trying to get a sense of how tightly I was bound. Enough that I couldn’t break free easily, but not so tight that I couldn’t move at all. My heart pounded, calculating, planning.

“Finally awake,” a rough voice drawled. One of the guards moved closer, stepping on the scattered debris with deliberate sound, his knife
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    Cameron POvMy phone buzzed again, and I groaned, rubbing my temples. I already knew who it was before I even looked at the screen. Drake. Of course. Perfect timing, like he had a sixth sense for when I was about to do something reckless.I answered, voice clipped. “What do you want?”“Where are you going?” Drake’s voice was sharp, almost panicked. “Why are you leaving? Cameron, wait—I mean it. Don’t leave. Don’t do anything stupid!”I ran a hand down my face, trying to keep my composure. The knots in my stomach tightened. “I’m leaving because Brandon… isn’t answering. He’s missing, Drake. Something’s wrong.”“You mean he has nothing to do with you right now, right?” Drake snapped. “You can’t just go running off! You’re supposed to focus on the bidding! You—he—nothing! It’s not your problem anymore!”I clenched my jaw. The words stung, not because they were untrue, but because of how angry he sounded. I wanted to yell back, to tell him he didn’t understand, but I couldn’t. My throat t

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