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Raphael - Heart of Ice

Chapter 4 The Game Begins

Word Count: 908    |    Released on: 17/11/2024

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and challenging journey. Determined to prove my worth and make a difference, I dove headfi

f my team and superiors. I wasn't willing to bow to Raphael's power or anyone

h of us were stubborn and driven, and our opinions often clashed. However, there was a pulsin

ness world in a way I was still learning to grasp, and I admired his ab

victions, and I didn't hesitate to voice them. Our discussions often esca

metimes, it was purely by chance-a casual encounter at a café or restaurant. Othe

facade of control and power, I could glimpse a vulnerability he tried to hide from the world. It

usiness and the people around him. His imposing aura and incisive determination

rent side of Raphael. There was something in his expression, a softness in his gaze, that caught me off g

protecting me from something I didn't yet understand, something that loomed like a sinister

by an inexplicable attraction. It was as if there was a magnetic force between us-so strong and intense th

ove brought us closer to the edge. I knew getting involved with Raphael was risky,

lso found myself grappling with my own conflicting emotions. I knew I couldn't

hone started ringing. Seeing my godmother's name flash on the screen, a sense of appr

n my throat, bracing myself to he

ith tension. "I need you to come to my ho

rching for answers about my parents' deaths, and ever

ying to keep my voice calm despite t

. Please, come as soon as possible. We have much

rking lot, my mind spinning with a mix of anxiety and hope.

estions filled my mind. The car accident that claimed their lives had alwa

I climbed the stairs to her door. When I entered, I found her wait

ing to greet me. "Thank yo

asked, my voice trembling with anxiety. "Are

before responding, her so

know. Things that will change everythin

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