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- collectors of debts, takers of lives. Their presence strikes fear into the hearts of even the most hardened men. Each one a force to be reckoned with, ruthless and merciless. Their rule is absolute, their mercy nonexistent and I'm in love with one of them. Their rule is absolute, their mercy nonexistent and I'm in love with one of them. Viktor Ivanov, the Strategist. Alexei Sokolov, the Ghost, is the most quiet and reserved member but he's as deadly as a viper. Mikhail Volkov, the Butcher or the Volk and then we have Nikolai Rostov, the Punisher.

"I knew he was ruthless. I didn't know he was capable of murder. Of hurting me." Dr. Chen is already calling security. "Get Viktor's people here. Now. And contact the police." "The police?" Tiffany laughs bitterly. "My father owns half the NYPD. They won't help." "Viktor's security then," Dr. Chen says. "They don't answer to Monroe." Within twenty minutes, the warehouse is full of people. Viktor's security team. Patricia Chen. Harper. Brandon pulling up everything he can find on "J.K." "Jonathan Kane," Brandon announces. "Former military. Dishonorable discharge. Current occupation: freelance security consultant. Translation: hired muscle for people who can't get their hands dirty."

He looked at Ren. "I am alive," VIKTOR said. Ren typed on the keyboard. She stared at the screen. "Impossible," Ren said. "The code accepted him. It did not purge." "Why?" Julian asked. "Because," a voice came from the speaker. It was the Architect. "He is not just a killer. He is the blood heir. The system knows his DNA. It knows he is the new Director." The screen showed a map. The whole Syndicate network. All the money. All the guns.

The authorities were baffled, struggling to contain the sudden surge of violent incidents. Amidst the chaos, a figure emerged from the shadows, watching with dark satisfaction. His name was Viktor Kessler, a disgraced scientist with a vendetta against the werewolf packs that had exiled him years ago. Armed with his twisted creations, he intended to unleash chaos upon those who had shunned his brilliance.

In the distance I could still make out Cain's back shuffling away while he cradled his wrist, but strangely, my head wasn't filling up with the simple satisfaction I'd expected. Seeing him hurt like that actually set off alarm bells in my brain. I knew exactly what kind of man Cain Hargrove was. Behind the expensive suits and the friendly public smile he always wore as Alpha of Ironveil, there was a monster. Completely unhinged, narcissistic, and cruel. "You're spacing out, Little Wolf," Kieran whispered, his thumb still moving across my neck in a slow, soothing rhythm. "You worried about that bastard?"

"He was waiting at the courthouse. He didn't know anything." Damien was quiet for a moment. "Then who?" Roman held up his phone. "I found something in the file. A name, the person who's been funding this operation from the beginning." "Who?" Roman showed him the screen. "Walter Hargrave." Damien stared at the name. "Hargrave is dead." "Is he?" Roman looked at him. "The death certificate was filed in Virginia. The body was cremated, no funeral, autopsy or public announcement."

“…or extremely suspicious.” The car door opened. A man in a dark suit stepped out. Tall. Calm. Perfectly composed. He walked toward them slowly. “Mr. Hale.” Adrian didn’t move. “Who are you?” The man smiled politely. “My name is Victor Grant.” Ryan raised an eyebrow. “That’s a suspiciously powerful name.” The man ignored him. “I represent Obsidian.” Emily felt her heartbeat skip. So they hadn’t even reached the city yet. And Obsidian had already found them.

They died instantly, the same fate they planned for him. I knew exactly how Gavrael had found out their plot just from hearing the story. Most of them didn’t know that he was strong enough to invade any mind despite not being linked through pack connection. The same way he could use Alpha command on shifters that weren’t part of his rogue pack. His powers were on another level and I bet he knew of their plan before they even prepared the meal and served it. It was probably hilarious to him to watch their expression when he told them to eat the food, to watch the exact moment they realised that they had been caught when they were so close to their goal. I’m sure he could have just quietly exe

a deep, smooth voice called out, drawing my attention. I turned to see Viktor Volkov, an associate from the Bratva in Russia, standing beside us with a glass of whiskey in hand. He was a tall, well-groomed man with sharp blue eyesand a reputation for being both charming and dangerous—a combination I wasn’t particularly fond of at the moment. “Volkov,” I greeted curtly, keeping my arm around Giselle’s waist. I didn’t care that I was acting extra possessive of her tonight as long as it kept the other men away from her.

Natasha turned to her desk mate; Carmen Vega, who at the moment seemed to be deeply engrossed in a book with a black cover and a white title - War & Peace . "So, are you going to sign up?" Carmen asked, her eyes still fixated on the book. "What? No! Of course not!" "Do you mind?" came another voice. "What?" Natasha responded, turning back to the kid who sat behind her. "Some of us here are trying to do something that actually matters, so would you keep it down!" It was Henry, the smartest kid in class with his annoying perfect English accent. Cassie was his desk mate as she got to her seat and began playing loud music through her headhones, making Henry direct his attention to her.