REBEL : THE DEADLY HIERESS
Like, premium package therapy with extra holy water. I light a cigarette, pacing impatiently. You didn’t see her the way I did the first time I saw her. Like, seriously, I never thought we'd meet again, but karma has other ideas for me all the same. The way she dropped from that building, one hand on her blade, the other on the rail—smooth, precise, like she was dancing with death. That wasn’t just an assassination. That was art. Ray smirks, "You sound like a serial killer groupie." Maybe I am. I exhale slowly, eyes glued to the paused image on the TV screen: a blurry figure in motion, but unmistakable to me. The angles of her jaw. The way her eyes gleam behind the mask the first time I saw
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