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A Game Of Ghosts

Author: Nana A
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The morning after the raid was too quiet.

The fires in Amsterdam still smoldered in Riccardo’s thoughts, but it was the silence that unsettled him more. No taunts from Valentin. No follow-up attacks. No trace of Rossi.

Ghosts didn’t always haunt with chains and screams. Sometimes, they just disappeared—dragging your sanity with them.

In the war room, Marco leaned over the laptop, zooming in on the still image Camilla had found—Rossi walking away from the cameras moments before the blast.

“That’s not just someone ducking out,” he said. “That’s precision. Timed with the explosion. He wasn’t just missing—he was part of it.”

Isadora tapped a key. “I ran a deeper scan. Rossi’s real name isn’t Matteo Rossi. His birth records were falsified ten years ago. Before that, he didn’t exist.”

Riccardo’s eyes narrowed. “A plant. For a decade.”

Marco whistled low. “That’s long-term investment. Valentin must’ve placed him here years ago, knowing one day we’d be enemies.”

Camilla crossed her ar
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