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Chapter 73: The Girl Who Was Never Supposed to SurviveRiya's POVFor a moment, I forgot how to breathe.Not because someone had pointed a gun at me. Not because I'd just watched a man die after swallowing some mysterious fucking poison. And certainly not because my husband apparently had a long-lost brother who looked like his evil twin.No.It was because the woman standing in front of me had just announced that I'd killed a girl I'd never heard of.A girl who happened to be my husband's sister.Fantastic.Absolutely fucking fantastic.I'd married into a mafia family, inherited a murderous network, acquired a collection of lunatics who wanted me dead, and apparently developed a talent for killing relatives I hadn't even met.At this point, I was beginning to suspect the Rajvansh family tree needed a warning label."Explain."My voice sounded strangely calm.Aryan turned towards his mother."Start talking."She wiped her cheeks with trembling fingers. Her gaze moved between us before
Chapter 72: The Devil at the DoorRiya's POVThe car door closed.Softly.Almost politely.Which, considering the circumstances, was fucking terrifying.I stared at the loading bay, my Glock resting across my thighs, while every instinct I possessed screamed that something very unpleasant was about to happen.Four hours until dawn.Apparently, the bastards couldn't wait."Nobody moves," Aryan ordered.His voice wasn't particularly loud, but it carried the kind of authority that made even the fucking walls reconsider their life choices.Meera immediately moved."Seriously?" I muttered.She shot me an irritated look. "I need to get behind something.""Congratulations. You've discovered survival instincts."The mysterious woman caught Meera's arm and pulled her behind a stack of wooden crates.I tried shifting on the mattress, intending to get a better angle toward the loading bay.Pain exploded through my side."Motherfucker!"Aryan turned instantly."Riya.""Don't start.""You're suppos
Chapter 71: The Names That Still BreatheRiya’s POVFor several seconds, nobody moved.Aryan stood with his Glock raised, his knuckles white around the grip, staring at the woman as though the past had just climbed out of its grave and demanded an explanation.The woman didn't move either.She simply watched him, her rain-dark hair framing a face that had haunted photographs and memories for twenty years."Who are you?" I asked.Her eyes shifted towards me briefly before returning to Aryan."You know who I am, sweetheart."Aryan's jaw tightened."No. You're supposed to be dead."A faint sadness crossed her face."That's what they wanted you to believe.""Twenty years," he said. His voice was barely audible. "Twenty fucking years, and you walk in here like nothing happened?""I never thought you'd forgive me.""Forgive you?" A bitter laugh escaped him. "You think this is about forgiveness?"Meera remained beside her, silent for once.I looked between the two women. Whatever history conn
Chapter 70: The Ghost Who Should Have Stayed BuriedRiya’s POVThe name still hung in the air like gun smoke that refused to clear.Meera.I watched Aryan’s body lock in a way that had nothing to do with the bruised ribs or the rain still dripping off his black shirt. This was older. Deeper. The kind of stillness that said something he had buried under years of blood and black shirts had just walked back into the room carrying every scar he thought he’d already killed.She stood in the dim warehouse light like the shadows had always belonged to her. Mid-thirties, maybe a little older. Short rain-dark hair. Utility black that didn’t try to be anything except functional. No weapon visible. Hands empty and held slightly away from her body the same way Naina’s and Kavya’s had been. Same training. Same cold bastard who had taught all of them how to walk into a room full of guns and still look like they owned the concrete.Ananya’s rifle never left her center mass. “Identify again. Slowly. A
Chapter 69: The Ones Who Taught Him How to BleedRiya’s POVThe second phone kept ringing like it had all the fucking time in the world.I didn’t move. Neither did Aryan. His hands were still pressed against the pad on my side, fingers sticky with my blood, jaw locked so tight I could hear his teeth grind. The bruise along his ribs looked almost purple under the wet black fabric. Every shallow breath he took made something pull wrong under the skin. He felt it. I saw it. He just refused to give it room.Ananya’s voice cut through the rain from the doorway, low and flat. “Still alone out there. No second vehicle. No movement from the east lot. Whatever the fuck that message meant, they’re not announcing themselves yet.”“Keep the sweeps,” Aryan said without looking up. His voice had that dead quality again, the one that meant every soft thing inside him had been locked behind steel. “Anything bigger than a rat, put it down before it gets close enough to breathe on us.”She melted back i
Chapter 68: The Names That Still Breathe**Riya’s POV**The phone kept ringing.Not loud. Not frantic. Just steady and patient, the way a blade is patient when it already knows the softest place to cut. One long tone after another against the scarred wood of the table while rain tried to erase the tire tracks outside and the three bodies on the concrete kept cooling like they had nowhere better to be.Aryan’s hands were still on me. One pressing the fresh pad hard against the wound in my side, the other tearing tape with his teeth. His mouth was a hard line. The bruise along his ribs looked almost black under the wet black fabric. Every time he reached, I saw the careful way he moved—like the ribs were reminding him they still belonged to someone who had been hit hard and recently.I didn’t reach for the phone.Neither did he.Ananya’s voice came low from the doorway, rifle still up, eyes still cutting the dark. “She’s gone. Single vehicle. No tail I can see. Rain’s thick enough to hid







