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Chapter Ten

Author: Emmy
last update publish date: 2026-09-25 23:04:00

[Roman's POV]

The place was dark, cold, and unpleasant enough to make most people turn around the moment they stepped inside. But whoever was brought down here never came out alive.

I stepped inside a cell located deep within the sub-basement dungeon and spotted our prisoner. He was secured to a wooden chair in the middle of the room, his clothes filthy and his entire head covered with a thick nylon bag. He shifted when he heard my footsteps echoing off the damp concrete walls.

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    [Roman's POV] The place was dark, cold, and unpleasant enough to make most people turn around the moment they stepped inside. But whoever was brought down here never came out alive. I stepped inside a cell located deep within the sub-basement dungeon and spotted our prisoner. He was secured to a wooden chair in the middle of the room, his clothes filthy and his entire head covered with a thick nylon bag. He shifted when he heard my footsteps echoing off the damp concrete walls. Apparently, there had been a security breach earlier this morning during my absence. Cowards, always sneaking in from behind. I'd say he wasn't lucky, but the rest were. What do I mean? The others were killed on sight. He was kept alive for questioning. Unlucky man. I smiled, if one could call the grim curve of my lips a smile. “Hi.” Nothing. Not even a response. People could be incredibly rude. I gave the guards an eye signal to remove the bag and the metal gag covering his mouth. The moment the nylon wa

  • The Villain’s Therapist    Chapter Ten

    [Roman's POV]The place was dark, cold, and unpleasant enough to make most people turn around the moment they stepped inside. But whoever was brought down here never came out alive.I stepped inside a cell located deep within the sub-basement dungeon and spotted our prisoner. He was secured to a wooden chair in the middle of the room, his clothes filthy and his entire head covered with a thick nylon bag. He shifted when he heard my footsteps echoing off the damp concrete walls.Apparently, there had been a security breach earlier this morning during my absence. Cowards, always sneaking in from behind. I'd say he wasn't lucky, but the rest were. What do I mean? The others were killed on sight. He was kept alive for questioning. Unlucky man.I smiled, if one could call the grim curve of my lips a smile.“Hi.” Nothing. Not even a response. People could be incredibly rude.I gave the guards an eye signal to remove the bag and the metal gag covering his mouth. The moment the nylon was pull

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  • The Villain’s Therapist    Chapter Ten

    [Roman's POV] The place was dark, cold, and unpleasant enough to make most people turn around the moment they stepped inside. But whoever was brought down here never came out alive. I stepped inside a cell located deep within the sub-basement dungeon and spotted our prisoner. He was secured to a wooden chair in the middle of the room, his clothes filthy and his entire head covered with a thick nylon bag. He shifted when he heard my footsteps echoing off the damp concrete walls. Apparently, there had been a security breach earlier this morning during my absence. Cowards, always sneaking in from behind. I'd say he wasn't lucky, but the rest were. What do I mean? The others were killed on sight. He was kept alive for questioning. Unlucky man. I smiled, if one could call the grim curve of my lips a smile. “Hi.” Nothing. Not even a response. People could be incredibly rude. I gave the guards an eye signal to remove the bag and the metal gag covering his mouth. The moment the nyl

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