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Chapter 39

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Unspoken Truths - Chapter 39

Matteo

Two fucking days. That’s how long it took to clean up the mess in San Diego. Some of our drug mules thought they were smarter than us. They sliced a few bricks out of the shipment like we wouldn’t notice. Cocaine. Fentanyl. Gone. They actually thought they could disappear without a trace. Fucking idiots.

The State Troopers will spend months trying to piece those fuckers back together. I made sure there wasn’t much left to work with.

By the time I step off the elevator into my penthouse, I’m exhausted. But before I can even reach for the lights, Jacinta barrels toward me, breathless.

“Sir, we’ve got a little problem.”

I raise a brow. “You’re still breathing. How bad can it be?”

She swallows hard, shifting nervously from one foot to the other. “We did exactly what you asked. We laced the bathroom’s water filtration system with the GHB, and we restricted Ms. Sareena’s meals unless she came to the dining room. But… she hasn’t come down. Not once.”

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