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ing as I watched him walk through the door. He l

dent at work," he replied, but I coul

cident!" I shouted, rushing t

eavily. I could hear his heart racing so loudly. "I

t he always said it was the only way to pay for my education. "You don't ha

orry. "I can't tell you everything, Ev

! You're hurt!" I cried,

He raised me since I was five when my mother left without a word

g. "I was supposed to deliver something for the Taskol

ch my breath. "What kind of package?" I asked in fear, mentioning the Taskolonia f

It doesn't matter now. I lost my men,

andpa?" I asked, fear

u," he said,

I felt my s

chip, Evenly. If I can't pay t

o! You can't let them tak

You must listen to me. If you don't go with t

want to stay with you!" I shouted

e door. My grandfather's face turned w

ed, my voice

venly. Promise me

, and two men in dark suits stepped inside. Their faces

of them said, a smirk on his l

o pull away from their grip. My body felt heavy with pa

n't take her!" His voice was fierce, but I could see the worry etched

yanking him closer. "You made a deal, old man. Now you pay the price." The way he said it m

ooding my voice. I wanted to pull him away from these m

s eyes pleading with me to listen. I could feel my heart shattering, knowing

t go with you!" My voice cracked, and I felt tears streaming down my cheeks.

re only making this harder." His tone was sharp, and I felt a chill run d

I could see how much he loved me, and it gave me a tiny spark of hope. I had to be st

like I was in a nightmare. A black limousine was w

was embroidered on it, a wh

n ordered, shoving me

I yelled, tryin

falling onto the soft leather seat. "

s!" I begged, tears s

es. Panic washed over me as I realized I couldn't see anything. The

eat. It was deep and cold, sending shivers down my spine.

ted to scream, but no sound came out. All I could think ab

y heart raced as I tried to calm myself, but fear was

thoughts. I had to be strong. I had to fin

ut my grandfather and all the times he had protected me. I rem

ht back. I wouldn't let the Taskolonia family break me. I had to bel

wait for the