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CHAPTER 62

Penulis: Eve-lyna
last update Terakhir Diperbarui: 2025-12-07 23:47:24

— Shadows of Ellington City —

The outskirts of Ellington City were a wild stretch of forgotten land—abandoned train tracks, half-collapsed warehouses, and weeds tall enough to brush the windows of deserted buildings. The sky hung low with thick grey clouds, casting the entire landscape into a gloomy canvas of shadows.

Inside one of these abandoned warehouses, a man in his mid-twenties paced like a caged animal. The dim light from the single flickering bulb overhead caught on the sharp angles of his face. His features—striking, aristocratic, almost too perfect—were twisted now with pure rage.

Crates rattled as he kicked them aside, metal rods clattered to the ground, and dust rose in the air like smoke from a fire. His breaths came out harsh, each one vibrating with fury.

“Calm down, Charles,” came a timid voice from the far end of the room.

Andy—two years younger, leaner, and visibly shaking—stood with raised hands as if approaching a wild beast.

Charles whirled, eyes blazing.

“Don’t
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