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“I killed her too.” There was silence. A silence so deep, I could hear the blood pounding in my ears. “But why?” I asked, my voice low. “Why would you do all this?” Damian looked at the sky above us, as if searching for answers. “I don’t know,” he said finally. “Maybe I was born cursed. Maybe I was born broken. I only know that everything I touch turns to ashes. And now…” He looked down at his hands. “…now I want to stop. I want to change.”

Five years ago, Damian Tucker, a 28-year-old Black man with blue eyes and short black hair styled in an Afro cut, sat in his office chair on the fifth floor of a magnificent five-story building. He had several tattoos: an eagle on his right arm, a cross on his left arm, and two women tattooed on his right chest. Damian was a mafia boss, respected and feared in his territory. He ruled the secret mafia world and underground cartel in North Haven. Inside his office, wearing a black suit, he sat behind his desk, working on his laptop to check his online businesses.

“So Damien wasn’t only a few outcasts seeking to take down the Graysons. He changed into a part of the machine.” Alex nodded. “Exactly. And while my father reduced him off— while he stopped paying him—Damien came towards us. Everything he’s performed given that then has been approximately revenge, now no longer justice.” I felt my belly churn as I absorbed Alex’s phrases. Damien had positioned himself as a whistleblower, a person preventing the truth. But if what Alex changed into announcing changed into true, then Damien changed into simply as corrupt because of the own circle of relatives he claimed to hate. The Final Puzzle Piece

"She is the most dangerous kind of person, the kind who is genuinely good at what she does and genuinely means it. If you go into this treating her like a piece on a board…" "I'm not," Damien said. "Then what are you doing?" He didn't answer immediately. He crossed to the desk. Sat down. Opened his laptop and the file he had opened more times than he would ever admit to anyone. Old photographs. Financial records. His father's name threaded through everything like a wound that wouldn't close. And at the bottom of the folder, a subfolder he had never shown anyone. Labelled with a single initial. A. Three years of careful quiet watching. A woman on the other side of a charity event room laughin

"But I was wrong. You're just selfish, and even when you're kind, it's calculated. If I hadn't saved your life, would you ever have come back to beg me?" When I finished, Damian, a man over six feet tall, suddenly seemed to lose all support and slowly crumpled. "I-I swear I'll change, Carla." That was when Ryder kicked the locked door of the private room open and yelled, "Damian, I warned you to stay away from Carla, didn't I?" He rolled up his sleeves and seemed ready to strike his fists on Damian, but the latter looked completely resigned. He stood rooted to the spot and waited for the blow.

It was war smelling the mate bond. I thought the bond was dead. “You smell like power now,” he growled. “Like storms and the moonlight. What really happened to you?” I stood tall, refusing to hide my body. “I survived. I was what you tried to kill.” Damon’s jaw dropped. For the first time, I felt pain appear right in his eyebrows. “I was wrong, Annie. Cassandra lied to me. I only allowed pride and fear to make me throw away the best thing in my life… my coming Luna.”

I wagged my finger at their faces, taunting them. “I want the both of you to see this,” I said looking at the two brothers. The Salazar brothers are known on the black market for having ruthless hearts. I'm just not sure if they could still stay indifferent when they see the people they care for slowly die in an excruciating death. I flashed them a smile as I walk around the table and spotted the pliers on the toolbox. Perfect. “Antonio, how much do you love your nails?” He opened his mouth then close it, then open them again.

First, that would be really messy, and second, there are oh so many ways to kill a man in a much faster and more efficient manner. Why are you making the sign of the Bright Saint? I am no vampire, no spirit of darkness, not even a pureblood demon. Actually, I could even enter a church without any problems. I don't, though. There are a few reasons. First of all, I'm lazy. The service starts at dawn, as you are well aware, even a bit earlier. Why would I get out of my warm bed to drag myself somewhere and wail together with the parishioners? Dream on. The other reason is no less important. The people are so sure I'm scared of all that holy paraphernalia-no use in disappointing them. I'd rather

the guys laughed at this. “He’s a lawyer, he doesn't earn millions!” “But he's freaking Rich” “Why do you act so poor? Remember you have to pay for my wedding if I get married” he shook his head and touched the back of his pants where I assumed his purse was. It amazes me that Damien isn't a highschool teacher anymore but now he's one of the renowned lawyers in the city. Yep,he passed the bar exam. At thirty, he's the hottest man who could give me amazing orgasms.

“As I told you, its about my brother. Ben called me that he was no longer showing up for work and many important meetings had to be canceled.” “So I went to find him and what did I find, Damien looking a disastrous mess. All because of you and whatever you did to him. right now he is holed up in self isolation and drinking himself to death.” As Aleksander told me this, great worry shined in his eyes for his brother. “So I came here to get you and fix things between you and my brother.” He added, “There is nothing to be fixed. He cheated on me with Annabell and is having a baby with her. Tell me where do I fit in that picture?” I angrily replied.