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POISONED LEGACY

last update publish date: 2026-01-15 16:43:15

Dante’s POV

The helicopter blades thundered above the black water, Pier 17 a glittering scar of lights in the distance. Enzo’s yacht—sleek, white, arrogant—cut through the harbor like a blade. Inside that floating fortress waited Teresa, Viktor, and whatever poisoned truth Father Pietro had half-revealed. The message on Dmitri’s tablet burned behind my eyes: The poison wasn’t for Marco. It was for your father. Twenty years ago. And the order came from your own blood.

My own blood.

Luca sat stra
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  • UNDER THE DON’S PROTECTION   THE INFINITE HORIZON

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  • UNDER THE DON’S PROTECTION   BEYOND FOREVER

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