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"Who is he?" "A butcher," Hugo said, leaning over the table. "He doesn't use street punks. He uses professional ghost squads out of Osaka. They fly in on commercial flights, blend into the tourist blocks, do the hit, and vanish before the blood even dries." "The Feds are monitoring international arrivals," Ella countered, her voice shaking.

Was someone trying to kill her now that she had started exposing the truth? When she met the investigator, he handed her an envelope with the image inside. Her fingers moved quickly, but as she pulled out the printed photo and studied it, her brows furrowed in confusion. The image was blurry, the camera capturing only a partial glimpse of the man’s eyes beneath a shadowed hood. His face was mostly covered in black—gloves, hoodie, mask. “He’s careful,” the investigator explained. “Always dressed the same. But he’s not reckless, and from what I’ve seen, he hasn’t made any direct move against you. Honestly, I don’t think he wants to harm you. It’s like he’s just… watching.”

The investigator’s brows knitted so tightly they nearly fused. He opened his mouth ready to spit another accusation, another neatly packaged insult but then his eyes glazed over for half a second. A mindlink. Scarlet noticed it instantly. His jaw tightened. His fingers curled into the table like he was gripping someone’s throat in his head. Whatever he was hearing, he didn’t like it. At all. The elders noticed too. One of them leaned forward. “What is it?” The investigator exhaled slowly, like a man swallowing poison. When he spoke again, his voice had lost its sharp edge. It sounded… forced.

Marco Bellini, the lead enforcer, is standing by a monitor, projecting a grainy image of a man in a tactical hoodie. “The intruder we’re calling ‘The Ghost’ has hit three of our shell companies in the last month,” Marco says. “He’s a forensic specialist. He doesn’t steal cars; he steals routing numbers. He’s looking for the Master Ledger.” A murmur of unease ripples through the room. I sit in the second row, feeling my mother’s gaze on the side of my head. She doesn’t see a son; she sees a piece of property that might be defective.

The room was dark, filled with the remnants of despair—broken furniture, peeling paint, and the scent of decay lingering in the air. I could feel his fear radiating, and it thrilled me. “Come closer,” I beckoned, my voice a soft caress. “I have something to show you.” The investigator stepped inside, his breath hitching as he took in the remnants of lost souls. “Is anyone here?” he called again, the tremor in his voice a sweet melody. I could see Elias watching, anguish etched on his face. “No! Don’t!” he tried to warn, but I silenced him with a wave of my hand.

“We’re not just fighting Frank anymore. We’re dealing with someone who knows how to play the game. I need you to get an investigator you can trust tk handle this case since you are busy with the previous one.” “Alright Mr Lyle. I will have him call you”. I nodded. “Good, and with that, I ended the call..” But even as we prepared for the next move, the feeling of being cornered didn’t reduce. Whoever was behind this was clever. They knew how to cover their tracks. They were a ghost, just like the one who had sent the note. And I knew that sooner or later, they would make their next move. *******

she said, holding up her phone. Ginny’s stomach tightened. “What kind of problem?” Annabella hesitated, then handed the phone to Ginny. A message thread was displayed on the screen, one from a number Ginny didn’t recognize. Your struggle isn't even done yet. Meet me tonight if you want to know what Lucy is planning. It was signed simply: The Investigator. Ginny's frown deepened as her heart raced, reading the text. "Why would Lucy's investigator want to meet with us?"

Bryce furrowed his forehead furrowed out of confusion. "They only show what others want to see and want to know about them. I knew some ghosts. They are highly classified and dangerous. Some of them are secret agents, while others are assassins. If you push the wrong button, they'll come after you and kill you. No one will know who did it. They'll come out clean. That is why they are ghosts. Take it from me; if you want to know more about your ex-wife, you do the investigation. She won't suspect you. Less hassle and less expense." "What if you talk to the ghosts, you know?"

It made him sad to see his father like this. “Excuse me, gentlemen. May we have a word with you?” Heath recognized the two men walking toward them. They were the investigators handling the money laundering case. “Of course, it’s nice to see you again.” Rowan turned on his charm when he too recognized the investigators. “Is there a problem? More evidence? Or a new lead?”

They were midway across the path, in front of a cemetery when suddenly graves started opening. "What is going on?" Isabella asked, clutching onto Chris tightly. Chris was suddenly sweating so furiously but Ariel was cool and her face was blank and devoid of any emotions. They stood there watching six tombs open and six scary-looking ghosts walked out. Isabella was already whitish in appearance knowing who they are. Chris's hairs were all up and his eyes green, his normal sight nature. "GREETINGS TO THE SPECIAL ONE." One of them muttered. "GREETINGS TO THE LITTLE GODDESS." Another muttered.