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His eyes were full of suspicion, and all Helen wanted was to get out of there before they see through her "Ko chii icho chinenge ropa(That looks like blood what is that?" asked the man pointing at the visible stain on her yellow jacket. "Aaah itomatoe sauce. I was eating just moments ago." she smiled briefly yet unfortunately she had judged the officer too quickly

If he wants war, he's got it coming and the De Lucas's better not have a hand in this. This fight was going to be a bloody one and I could sense it. My problem is I don't know who am up against and how many they are. I held the glass hard, applying pressure until its fragile frame shattered, spilling it's content on the expensive carpet. The smell of brandy mixed with blood was intoxicating. I needed to cool down and the only way I could achieve that, was by unleashing terror. Without paying any attention to my bleeding hand, I left my office for the dungeon.

At least I don’t have anyone I can say betrayed me but what they did to him was cruel, they are his flesh and blood and they did that to him. “I drank every day after that until I lost the little I had, lost my house and my cars. Then I had nowhere to live, it was I go back to my father’s house or the street and I chose the streets.” He tells me, this is the first time DJ tells me his story, when I first met him on the streets he looked like a crazy person but as I got to know him, I found out that he was just another guy who couldn’t handle the bad cards life kept dealing him.

The water mixed with the sweat and the old dried blood on his skin. The mud at the bottom of the driveway was already up to his shins. It was thick. Pulling at his boots like heavy weights. The rear doors of the ambulance were jammed tight against a bank of earth. Dante slammed his hands against the glass windows of the doors. His palms left streaks against the rain. “Open the doors. Get the boy out.” Dante screamed, his voice cracking. Open the doors.

I yanked the bag downward with all my strength, then drove my knee up, slamming it straight into his stomach. A dull grunt escaped him as his body staggered backward. He collapsed against the stair railing, his face turning pale in an instant. Brian recovered and rushed at me again. I did not give him the chance. I bent down fast and grabbed the metal cash box my dad had thrown aside earlier. Bang! The edge of the box smashed down onto Brian's foot. "Argh! My foot!" He clutched it, rolling on the ground in pain. I did not stop. I grabbed my backpack and sprinted down the stairs.

It scared the hell out of me. By the time I dressed—black suit, crisp shirt, the holster hidden under my jacket—I’d armored myself up. Pushed Ethan to the back of my mind where he belonged. Alex was waiting downstairs in the garage, leaning against my Audi with a smirk that said he knew I looked like shit. “Rough night, boss?” he asked, tossing me the keys. “Fuck off,” I muttered, sliding into the driver’s seat. He chuckled, climbing in beside me. We drove in silence for a bit, weaving through morning traffic toward the warehouse in Brooklyn. Alex fiddled with the radio, landing on some rock station that blasted guitars and angst. Fitting.

Levi Blood drips from my hands, trickling down my fingers like crimson tears. My shirt is stained, the white fabric soaked with the dark red liquid. I make my way into the tall building, a majestic skyscraper with a sleek, modern design. The ceiling made entirely of glass allowing the light to sip in unhindered. I'm pissed to the core as I make my way to the elevator, my feet grazing the polished graphite wooden floors. The metallic scent of blood lingers in the air around me, the trail of blood behind me as it drips from my hand and once white sparkling shirt.

the real underbelly of this shithole club, where bets turned to blood and fights bled into fucks that left scars. The door swung open with a creak, and he shoved me inside, the dim red bulb overhead casting bloody shadows on the concrete walls. It was a sparse space; a stained mattress in the corner, coils of rope hanging from hooks, a table littered with bottles of lube, knives, and God knows what else. The air reeked of old cum and stale smoke. Rocco kicked the door shut behind us, the lock clicking like a death knell. 'Strip,' he ordered, releasing me only to cross his arms, his naked body looming, muscles still pumped from the adrenaline.

Chapter 20 – The Blood Heart and the Darkness Valenfort — city of blood — now only ash and wind. Across a torn sky, crimson streaks twisted around collapsed towers like colossal veins boiling in their death throes. The rain was no longer water; it was blood-rain, thick, scalding, pouring over half-burned rooftops, mingling with the groans of lingering souls. At the heart of that ruin, Evelyn Cross walked alone. Cloak in tatters, eyes glowing with the dark-red light of the Blood Heart.