Chapter 69

Hi my lovelies 🤍I’m so sorry for the unexpected silence. I’ve been dealing with some app issues that made it difficult to update the story, but everything is mostly sorted out now.Thank you for your patience, and your constant support — it truly means the world to me. New chapters are coming, and I promise the wait will be worth it. 💕Thank you for staying with me.Adrian stepped into the dimly lit hospital corridor, the fluorescent lights flickering faintly above him and casting long, distorted shadows across the polished floor. The silence was suffocating — thick and unnatural — broken only by the distant hum of machines and the faint echo of hurried footsteps somewhere far away. He inhaled slowly. The air smelled of antiseptic and fear. His jaw tightened as he pulled out his phone and dialed a number he had sworn never to call again. The line rang once. Twice. Then— “Hey, Ady! I never thought I’d hear your voice again in this lifetime!” The voice exploded through the

Chapter 70

Meanwhile, the sun rose over Ellington City, bright and deceptively peaceful. Golden light poured through the tall windows of Charles’ private office, illuminating polished marble floors and expensive artwork that spoke of power and wealth.But the warmth of the morning did nothing to ease the tension inside the room.Andy paced restlessly across the carpet, his footsteps uneven, hands clasped behind his back as if trying to physically hold himself together. Sweat clung faintly to his temples despite the cool air conditioning.Failure.The word echoed mercilessly in his mind.“What are you pacing about?”Charles’ voice cut through the room like a blade.Andy froze mid-step and immediately sat down, spine stiff, palms pressing into his knees.“I’m… I’m not bothered, Charles,” he stammered, though the tremor in his voice betrayed him. “Our plans failed. Again. How does he keep slipping through every time? It’s like he’s untouchable… like nothing we do ever reaches him.”Charles leaned

Chapter 71

The hideout was buried deep within the industrial outskirts of Ellington City — a forgotten structure swallowed by rust, shadows, and silence.Adrian arrived without hesitation.Bruce, Snake, and Tiger were already there, along with a select group of Adrian’s elite guards — men trained not just to fight, but to kill efficiently.No unnecessary words were exchanged.There was no need.This wasn’t a mission.This was execution.Within minutes, they moved.A convoy of black vehicles cut through the empty roads, engines low, headlights off. The city slowly faded behind them, replaced by abandoned warehouses, broken streetlights, and long stretches of silence that felt almost unnatural.Then—They arrived.The building stood like a corpse.Old. Crumbling. Forgotten.Its walls were cracked, windows shattered, and the air around it carried a heavy stillness — the kind that warned of violence hidden within.Anyone with instinct would know:Nothing good lived inside.Adrian stepped out first.

Chapter 72

By the time Adrian returned to the hospital, evening had already settled in.The once-bright corridors were now dim, washed in soft amber light. The air felt quieter… heavier — like the building itself was holding its breath after the chaos of the past day.Adrian pushed the door open.Inside, he was met with a room full of people.The Montgomerys.And Mrs. Chase Sr.All eyes turned to him at once.For a brief second, silence stretched.Adrian gave a slight nod in acknowledgment to the Montgomerys before his gaze shifted to the elderly woman.“Grandma.”His tone was flat. Controlled.But respectful.Her sharp eyes narrowed immediately.“Where have you been?” she demanded. “Your assistant said you disappeared without telling anyone where you were going.”Adrian didn’t hesitate.“I had something personal to take care of.”“Something pers—”“Is that blood?”Evelyn’s voice cut through the room sharply.Everyone froze.Her eyes were locked on him — wide, alert, searching.She stepped close

Chapter 73

The gunshots echoed again.BANG. BANG. BANG.Closer this time.The guard standing near the door stiffened, his fingers tightening around his weapon as the sound tore through the walls like thunder trapped indoors. Sweat gathered at his temples despite the cold air-conditioned room.“S-sir…” His voice wavered despite his effort to steady it. “They’ve breached the outer perimeter—”“I can hear that.”Charles didn’t turn.Didn’t flinch.Didn’t even blink.His voice was calm.Too calm.The kind of calm that didn’t belong in a situation like this.The smile on his lips didn’t fade. Instead, it slowly stretched wider, curling into something darker—something that made the guard’s stomach twist uneasily.It was the smile of a man who wasn’t afraid of death.Or worse—A man who welcomed it.“Interesting,” Charles murmured, lifting the glass of whiskey from his desk. The amber liquid caught the dim light as he swirled it lazily, completely detached from the chaos unfolding outside.Then, in one

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