Threads of Vengeance
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t a man who left a
business empire, and cer
sible through his glass walls, he knew that tonight would be pivotal. The stakes were higher th
ty's lights flickering on as darkness spread like ink across the horizon. "The investigation. I want
eside his desk, his expression unreadable. "Understood.
e sure the press keeps their mouths shut. If I catch one of t
ed to Damien's level of inte
he mission was simple, but it would require precision. And he wasn't about
shift had settled in. The usual hum of machines and distant conversations
calculated and silent. He was Syder - an agent working for Damien, expertly trained in infiltratio
passing the main elevators. A quick check of
upposed to
; they would be making their
where Lily was being kept. His movements were precise, ever
tructions. No witnes
racted by whatever nonsense was happening in the world. Without hesitation, the agent swiftly approa
ut the agent didn't flinch. He was trained for this.
cious, the beeping of the monitor steady and rhythmic, a star
lay hero. He wasn't here to sa
It would ensure that Lily stayed under for the next several hours. He injected
lowed, her face losing the tension
the next phase of the
d practiced, ensuring that nothing would distur
s to the danger that was already inside. The
one had time to realiz
trance. The agent carefully placed Lily inside the back seat,
he agent reported col
e earpiece with a chilling calmnes
s already on the next phase. He was too deep in the shadows to
cutting through the darkness of the
the sprawling mansion. Inside, Eliot Ashton sat in a plush leather chair, staring at
e," it said, the lack of emotion se
had gone to hell, he allowed himself a moment of vulnerability. H
ng felt
they had shared, and what he'd lost in the chaos. But
d in, his presence demanding attention. The older man was a
his features. "You've made your choice.
ed but wary. "What are
whisper. "Lily's condition... it's not a coincidence. S
asked his emotions with an icy demeanor. "What
ng. There's more to this than you think. You've made a
t before he could respond, a sharp kno
e hanging in the balance. The agent driving didn't speak, his eyes focuse
moved. Silently watching ev
his eyes narrowed in cold calcula
et anything slip through his fingers