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Chapter 32: REBELS (2)

Author: Brainy
last update publish date: 2026-05-28 23:59:13
ENISA'S POV

“Dreadlock.”

The way he called his name awakened something in me, undiluted fear.

A gunshot fired into the air, the sound reverberating through the estate like a distant echo.

Alpha Dreadlock remained perfectly still, unfazed by the turmoil around us.

“Kayak, you honor me with your presence.”

He spoke calmly just as the latter strode toward us.

“Shall I also honor you by sending you to an early grave?”

He pulled out his gun and aimed it at Alpha Dreadlock, his eyes shifting l
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