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against the wet cobblestones. My head throbbed, my memories a hazy, terrifying blur that
what wandered into
ed low. The glint of a switchblade caught the dim light of the streetlam
8 Cadillac V-8 Town Sedans swept around the corner like a funeral march. The lead car bore a crest I did
y pressed themselves against the damp brick wall, eyes wide, terrified
, slipping silently into the pitch-black
ien
ry of white marble and suffocating silence.
tone door stood ajar. Th
ing in my blood. I stepped inside. My most trusted Enforcer s
wallowing hard. "The casket
t of dried roses and dust mocked me. Someone had
holding my sanity
echo in the tomb. "Find her. Find my Isabella's body. And bri
begun. I would burn Chicago
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y stand by the time the familiar wrought-iron gat
ntercom button, my finge
raspy, familiar voice cra
head against the freezing iron. "
or. He stared at the screen as if looking at an apparition. "Miss... Miss Isabella?"
of frame. A second later, the estate's emergency alarms bega
co
years. Five years of rage, and the blood on my knuckles
stumbled in over the blaring alarms. "Capo! At th
is collar, lifting him off his feet. "If thi
ar
oice cut through the
to the floor and turned slowly,
ruthless Caporegime the city feared, shattered into a million pieces. A raw, guttural sob tore from my throat. I crossed th
enz
mahogany desk, the legal documents for our legitima
cold disapproval. "Marco, for God's sake, c
died in
ed, and I s
ously built around my heart for five long years cracked and collapsed in a single heartbeat. I couldn't breathe. I couldn't think
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