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Chapter 45: Disappearing

Author: Xara
last update publish date: 2025-12-03 19:15:12
Maya and Dominic headed to the Canadian border,while they meet the rest there,Tommy's kids were back to there mother, six Vipers were killed in the cause of the rescue of the kids,their had escalated beyond anything Maya could have imagined.

"We cross in an hour." Dominic looked exhausted. "Documents are ready. Story is solid. We're a group of friends heading to Vancouver for vacation."

"What about the bikes?" Jake gestured to the motorcycles. "Border patrol will remember a group of bikers."
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