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’ Bruce and Amelia, rapidly, surrounded one another, and in the twilight, they seemed to be virtually one person. Despite these hurdles, they could collect strength from each other, at that exact moment to show a united front against any impending storm. --- That night when Amelia was in bed, Bruce decided to take a stroll for a round. The Packhouse was virtually as quiet at night as it was in the day. His objective was a door of a little, quite inconspicuous office located deep in the corner of the floor. He just banged once on the door then walked in as is the protocol for any room in Sudan.

A few minutes later, the cab pulled up in front of him and he entered and they drove off. The next location was at the center of London and it was a library, Eva told him that the Bratva has a secret building under the library and he stays there often. When they got there, Lucius got out and walked to the door and entered, it was a relatively small library and few teenage girls were at some table reading. As he walked past them, he heard one say to her that he looked like a mafia boss that was in the story she was reading now.

She was about to say something when George and Amal Clooney approached them. “Bruce, I haven’t seen you since last year at the opera house in San Francisco,” George said as he extended his hand. Beverly’s eyes widened to the size of quarters at the A-list celebrity. “It’s good to see you again, George,” Bruce said with a small smile. “You still got that house on the coast?” “We sure do,” George answered. “You were right. It turned out to be a great investment. But, I can’t sell it no matter how much it’s worth. Amal just loves it.” He looked at his gorgeous wife.

“And because I don’t think things ended the way they should have.” Rachel looked toward Marissa again, who had gone quiet now, watching her closely. Bryce’s voice softened further. “Please,” he added. “Just one meeting.” Rachel hesitated. Every rational thought told her to refuse. But there was something in his tone that wasn’t aggressive, not yet. And part of her, despite everything, wanted clarity on why he was suddenly reaching out after so long. “Where?” she asked finally. Relief slipped into his voice immediately. “The old library downtown,” he said. “The one we used to go to sometimes. I thought it would be… neutral.”