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Why was her boyfriend such a kid sometimes? "Um..." Santi said, showing her his phone, "someone threatened me in a text. I think it's the Count. Did you give him my number?" His eyes were wide like he was nervous. "Fuck! He said he'll kill me! Holy crap! What do I do? Should I beg? I should beg for forgiveness!" She shook her head and went into her office. She didn't want to get involved with those two nobles who both seemed weird. She just focused on making a cake until she got a message from an unknown number.

Travis promised me cautiously, which made me smile. "I have a higher share with you, Mr. Monte Cristo Look at the papers," I ordered him and he immediately obeyed. Surprise registered on his face. He didn't do anything but looked at me sadly. "It can't be!" yelled mr. Monte Cristo He was looking at me very angrily.

I crawled out from beneath the table, placed the pawn in the same position it’d been in before I knocked it over, and pocketed both the paper clip and my gloves, which were sleek enough that they didn’t create a visible bulge in my pants. I plucked The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexander Dumas—one of my favorite books—off the shelf on my way to the door. “Alex,” my uncle said when he saw me in the hall. He chuckled. “Dumas again? You can’t get enough of that book.” I smiled. “No, I can’t.” All the while, my blood raged.

Penny urged. So much for not allowing himself to get distracted. He opened the book and scanned the table of contents. “Penny, this is great stuff.” He turned a couple of pages, mesmerized by the plans of the house and a portrait of René de Montalt, the 9th Duc, dated 1787, two years before the family fled to England. “Glad to be of service. I’ll leave you to it as I can see you’re hooked. Oh, and check out how it all ended. Pretty ironic as the last Duc, head of these Satanists, Devil worshippers or whatever they called themselves, burned to death.”

“He’s not strong. He’s smart. That’s more dangerous. Lorenzo’s about to swallow his own poison, served by a boy he thinks is broken.” Cristo moved through the small estate with obedience. But I saw it. In the glint of his eye. In the way he sat. The way he paused a second too long near Lorenzo’s control vault. He was already mapping out the bones of the beast. And I, Antonioni, was watching. Always watching. Through an eye that wasn’t mine. But might as well be. **** Cristo had returned to Italy, Naples. He took the train that same night.

She goes back into the bedroom and searches the various cupboards as quietly as she can. She finds a handbag, it’s not huge but it has enough room for her to put the pen, torch, tissues and paperclips. She also finds a selection of hair ties, and chucks them in, along with a book. It’s an old classic but in French, ‘The Count of Monte Cristo’. She’d not read it before, and it would give her something to do on the drive, at least she can read French. She sighs and goes to the bed, it’s comfy, and she’s not being watched. She can hear his soft grunts outside the door though.