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You could only get in with an invite, and it was guarded by facial recognition and armed guys.
We snuck in, you know, doing what we do best—lies, charm, and fake ID’s.
Inside, the music was loud, the air thick with cigar smoke, and the crowd didn’t seem to care about sin at all.
But in the back corner, under a red light, I spotted him.
Older. Thinner. Haunted.
Rafael Ardovini.
He recognized me before I even said a word.
“You look like your sister,” he said, sounding rough.
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