The Bet That Broke Us
He had betrayed the one person who trusted him, and now he was the one paying the price.
His vision dimmed, shrinking at the edges.
Ruby’s shadow hovered above him.
“Don’t worry,” she whispered, lowering herself toward his face. “You’re not going to die. Not yet. I just need you out of the way for a while. Until I put everything back where it belongs.”
Darkness swallowed him whole.
Before everything went black, he felt her lift his wrist, pulling his hand toward his own phone.
She used his fingerprint, his messages opened and she scrolled to his chat with Rolex and typed quickly:
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