SUVs disappear down the avenue. The adrenaline that had kept her standing suddenly vani
ooting out to grab Alia's wrist. "Hey,
ent electrical shock surged from Alia's wrist straight i
its color. Alia's consciousness was violen
car tearing down a winding mountain
ar flashed frantically, but the vehicle only accelerated. Inside the driver's
r smashed through the guardrail, launching into the em
ench of burning rubber and the thick, metallic scent of blood
her voice tearing her throat. She violen
lobby sofa, her silk shirt soaked in cold sweat. She gasped
ion. She quickly knelt beside the sofa. "Alia! Wha
er heart hammered against her ribs. She realized with horrifying certainty that she
golden finger"-the terrifying ability to foresee t
on the back of his hand bulged as he gripped the marble railing. Every muscle
te her situation and draw unwanted attention. He could only stand in the shadow
reached out and grabbed Caitlyn's hand, her fin
ours to the scrapyard. Right now. Today!" Alia's voice was
confusion. "Why? I just bought tha
ck for ten new cars right now. But you cannot touch that car ev
oney instincts told her that Alia was not joking. There was a
to have it crushed right now," Caitlyn said qu
Alia together snapped. Her vision went black at the edge
ically at her bodyguards. "Hurry, bring the car to
s toward the private exit. As she passed a blind spot near the
f the lobby, her eyes locked w
suppression and a profound ache. It was a look th
uickly looked away and slid into t
e city. Alia leaned her head against the cold leather sea
nger just seeking revenge. She had to preemptively dismantle
ets until it reached the Upper East Side. The vehicle slowed down and came
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