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Chapter 19

Author: Wealth💅
last update publish date: 2026-03-13 18:11:39

Lorenzo’s POV

“They are gone.”

Benedetto stood in front of me, frustration written clearly across his face.

“What the hell do you mean, gone?” I asked sharply, making both him and Enzo turn toward me. They had been explaining how they had picked up two kids on the road and brought them here to the hotel where the Summit was being held.

“We found them near the western border,” Enzo said quickly, his tone defensive. “Two kids. Twins. They looked scared and hungry, so we brought them here to
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