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Chapter 6 — The Only Peace Amid the Chaos

Author: Queen Bee
last update publish date: 2026-06-29 22:12:21

Alexei didn’t know exactly at which moment he had lost control.

Maybe it was when Carla opened the door wearing his damn shirt. When her brown eyes challenged him in silence, still hurt, still angry, but hot in a way that drove him absolutely insane.

Or maybe it had been long before that — the second the Demidov had mentioned his mother in that underground cell and the entire world had collapsed under his feet.

It didn’t matter anymore.

Because now Carla was between his body and the bedroom wal
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