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FRACTURED ALLIANCES

作者: The Oligarch Rose
last update 公開日: 2026-01-15 16:20:34

Luca’s POV

The penthouse had become a war room in minutes. SWAT agents fanned out like black shadows, securing corners, checking windows, their radios crackling with clipped commands. Detective Chen stood in the center of it all, arms crossed, her sharp eyes darting between me, Dante, Teresa, Dmitri, and the handcuffed Father Pietro kneeling on the marble floor like a fallen saint.

“Marino,” Chen said, voice cutting through the noise. “You’re coming with us. Right now. Federal custody, witness
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