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Inside were a few personal items, carefully wrapped: a small, leather-bound notebook, a set of keys, and a bundle of letters tied with a faded ribbon. Gavin crouched beside him, scanning the contents. “Looks… deliberate,” he said softly. “Everything is preserved.” Nina stepped forward, crouching too, her eyes sharp behind the soft gaze she always carried. “He wanted you to see this. But not before you were ready.” Elias picked up the notebook first. Its cover was plain, unmarked. He ran his thumb over it, then opened to the first page. Faded handwriting sprawled across it, careful and precise,his father’s notes, reflections, instructions.

‌Inside, resting on a be‍d o⁠f black velvet,‍ was a sin​gle, perf​ect red apple. And a not‌e. L‍orenzo picked up the note. He read it alou‍d, his voice flat and‍ deadly‌. "C‍ong⁠ra​tulations on the engagement. I heard t‍he goo​d new⁠s. I always said Chloe had great ta​ste... even​ if she has‍ terrible lu​ck. Enjoy t‌he hone‍ymoon.‍ - V.⁠"

Elena woke to an empty bed and cold sheets. For a moment, panic seized her—had last night been a dream? Had Dante left? Then she saw the note on the pillow, written in strong, slanted handwriting: *Emergency call from Alessandro. Had to step out. Be back before breakfast. Don't miss me too much. - D* Elena smiled despite her disappointment. She stretched, feeling deliciously sore in places she'd forgotten could feel. Last night had been incredible. Dante had been incredible.

The Note and the Plan Livia’s fingers trembled as she tucked Sergio’s crumpled note into her jacket pocket, the paper’s edges biting into her palm. The penthouse’s marble floors gleamed under the chandelier, but the air felt heavy, like a storm brewing. Alessandro’s voice echoed from the study, low and clipped, barking orders to his guards. “Double the perimeter. Russo’s men are sniffing.” Her pulse quickened. The note burned against her chest, a secret she couldn’t share—not yet.

00:09:47… 00:09:46… 00:09:45… Attached was a note in neat handwriting: Courtesy of Don Pedro. It read 'Choose your empire or your family.' This time, there’s no distraction. Ravenna’s breath caught in her throat as the beeping grew louder.

They still twitched, a faint, unsettling tremor as though a final, defiant spasm. The note pinned beneath it, stark white against the dark wood of the floor. Bleeding crimson ink, the letters blurring slightly as if still wet. The words pooling like fresh wounds on the page: “Te vi, Marisol. Y él también.” (I saw you, Marisol. And him too.)

Ren murmured, his jaw tightening. Before Elena could respond, something slipped out from between the pages, fluttering to the floor. She crouched to pick it up, her fingers brushing against a small, folded note. “What’s that?” Ren asked, his tone sharp with curiosity. Elena unfolded the note, her heart pounding. The paper was yellowed with age, the ink faded but legible. The handwriting was unfamiliar, but the message was clear: “The path to the veil is marked by shadows and light. Seek the stones where the moon’s glow does not reach. The awakened’s sacrifice will close the breach.”

It was empty. Taped to the seat was a scrap of yellowed parchment—the same texture as the ledger. Dante approached it, his hand trembling as he peeled it off. It was a note, written in a shaky, familiar handwriting. The key is in the blood. Dante’s eyes darted upward. High above, on the rusted catwalk that spanned the width of the warehouse, he saw a shadow move. He saw a flash of midnight-blue velvet—the dress she had worn the night of the gala.

He unfolded it. You have something of mine. If I don’t get it back by the end of the week… I’ll send you the rest of him in pieces. One fucking bone at a time. Vincenzo stared down at the note for one long breath. Alessia let out another cry, louder this time, “My baby—my baby—Silvio—”

"They're different, definitely different. They clearly know a lot more than they let on. I wouldn't be surprised if they were the ones who left us those notes." "Oh, goddess. That reminds me, what does yours say?" Helena gasped, fishing through her pocket. She pulled out a thick piece of paper, folded but identical to my own. I pulled mine from the purse against my hip and handed it over. Camille and Helena hunched over my paper; eyebrows furrowed as they read the six words written in elegant script. I peered down at Helena's; confusion evident in my eyes. If adventure is what you want, take a look, stay awhile. I am different each time, but you'll never know, until you look inside.