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I'm Adrian Morritle We Create Games

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Adrian POV

The signal leads us to the outskirts of the city, where the air smells like rust and smoke, and the only light comes from flickering street lamps that haven’t worked properly in years.

Luca parks the car a block away from the location. The building ahead of us is nothing but a shell of old brick walls, shattered windows, a collapsed roof in the back. It used to be part of the old Moretti communications network before my father shut it down.

Now it’s alive again.

Not with people, but with sound, faint electrical hums that shouldn’t be there.

Luca moves ahead first, gun drawn. I follow, silent, scanning every corner. The dust on the floor is disturbed, fresh footprints layered over old ones. Someone’s been here—recently.

We reach the control room, and my pulse tightens.

Wires snake across the walls, connected to screens and recording equipment. Some are still running, faint blue lights blinking on the consoles. On one of the monitors in my villa. Different angles. The study.
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