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The Hunt Begins

Author: Mimi
last update publish date: 2026-06-10 15:35:49

The city was dark.

We walked through the empty streets. Rex led, his hand never leaving his gun. Alexander walked beside him, his eyes scanning every shadow. Dimitri watched the left. Katerina watched the right. I watched ahead, my hand on Lily's back. She was in my arms, her head on my shoulder, Barnaby tucked between us.

The investors were somewhere in the darkness. Hiding. Waiting.

Lily stirred. "Mira?"

I kissed her hair. "Yes?"

"Are we almost there?"

I looked at Rex. He nodded toward the en
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