SILENT SINS
“Kai, stop! It’s not what you think!”
But it was exactly what he thought. He saw red. Blow after blow landed—father and son, blood and betrayal fueling every strike. Victor’s lip split. Kai tasted copper as a counterpunch landed. They grappled, knocking over stools, the kitchen turning into a battlefield of broken glass and spilled coffee.
Kai reached for the drawer where he kept the spare handgun. His fingers closed around the grip. He yanked it free, pressing the barrel directly against Victor’s forehead.