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CHAPTER 94: BURYING A SON

Autor: Lizzy Fash
last update Fecha de publicación: 2026-08-06 15:55:25

DAMIAN

I smelled rot and iron before I even went in.

They hadn't wrapped him yet — Tyler. My son.

He was on a metal table, pale, motionless, a gunshot wound to the chest already bruising. Antiseptic filled the air, but no part of him that bleach couldn't cover was hidden. He was dead.

"Who found him?" My tone had been too flat, too controlled. That was the problem with men like me — we'd learned to choke feeling so you couldn't tell it from discipline.

One of my men stepped forward, his head be
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