VICTOR'S POvAnd it was then, like a bolt of lightning illuminating the darkness, an idea struck me. A flicker of hope pierced through the confusion. My stolen shipment—the one I had tirelessly searched for—had a tracker. It was a small beacon of possibility in a sea of uncertainty. For safety reasons of our shipment we always ask our supplier to put a tracker while transfer in any one weapon which means we still have a chance. A glimmer of determination sparked in my eyes as I turned towards my men who had been observing my inner struggle. "Guys, listen up," I said, my voice filled with newfound resolve. "The shipment they took from us... it has a tracker. We still have a chance to catch them."Their expressions mirrored a mix of surprise and hope. "We can catch them?" one of them asked, his voice tinged with disbelief.I nodded, a small smile forming on my lips. "Yes, it's our best shot. We may have lost the element of surprise, but with that tracker, we can turn the tables on them.
Victor's PovThe car sped through the rain-soaked streets, each turn bringing us closer to our target. As the lights of the enemy's truck came into view, illuminating the wet asphalt ahead, a sense of satisfaction washed over me.I pocketed my phone, knowing that soon, the real confrontation would begin. The rain couldn't wash away the storm brewing inside me—a storm of revenge, power, and the undying loyalty of my family.Together, we would claim our victory, even if it meant tearing down the world around us.The rain poured relentlessly, drenching the darkened streets and turning them into glistening streams. "Tony, step on it," I commanded, my voice low and filled with a dangerous edge. Tony, my trusted car driver, nodded and revved the engine, the powerful roar echoing through the rain-soaked streets.With a surge of acceleration, the black sedan darted forward, slicing through the wet asphalt as it maneuvered through traffic. Tony expertly weaved in and out, his hands gripping th
Victor's PovOlivia's eyes met mine, and she walked towards me, her expression a mixture of concern and determination. "I followed him, Connor," she explained, her voice filled with a hint of anxiety. "I had a feeling something was wrong, and when I saw him sneaking around, I had to find out what he was up to."I looked back at the enemy, a newfound understanding dawning upon me. It was clear now that Olivia had taken it upon herself to protect me, to ensure my safety even in the midst of danger. I felt a surge of love and gratitude for her.As I looked into Olivia's eyes, the tension in the room seemed to dissipate. The enemy, once so full of bravado, now stood silently, unable to comprehend the unexpected turn of events."Tell me your name," I said, my voice softer now, no longer filled with anger but with curiosity. I wanted to understand his connection to Olivia and the reason he had dared to cross paths with our family.The enemy hesitated for a moment before finally answering, "M
Olivia's PovAfter reaching the port I was looking for his car and it was then when the sounds of bullets echoed in the air. The first thing I did was to hold Aria's hand and we ran to our cars.Silently I was praying for his safety. "Hey look that van," Aria pointed her fingers towards a van that was coming in our direction and it happened in seconds a man ran towards the van and the next second they were gone. "What's happening?" Aria asked in confusion and my eyes were hooked on the van."It seems like our people were after him and he escaped," I muttered for only her to hear and she nodded her head sitting in the passenger's seat. "Let's go and meet Victor first," Aria suggested but my brain wasn't functioning the same way. And a devilish smile formed on my lips. It felt like it had been ages since I have done something thrilling. "You know what Aria," My fingers ready to turn on the ignition. "Yes?" Aria whispered her eyes glued to the crowd outside. "I trust him, he can h
Olivia's PovThe rain poured down relentlessly, drenching everything in sight. I stood there, my dark hair clinging to my face, as I stared at the enemy on his knees before me. Blood oozed from his shattered kneecaps, creating a grim and haunting sight. Time was running out, and I had to act quickly.With a stern expression, I leaned in closer to him, the raindrops mingling with the intensity in my eyes. The sound of thunder echoed through the deserted warehouse adding an ominous backdrop to our confrontation."Why were you at the Chicago port?" I demanded, my voice firm and unwavering, barely audible over the pounding rain.He groaned in pain, his face twisted in agony. "I...I." I had to admit his guts that he was thinking of wasting my precious time.I grabbed him by the collar, my fingers gripping tightly. "You better start talking, or the pain you're feeling now will be nothing compared to what's coming next."His eyes widened with fear as the rain continued to pour down on us. Th
Olivia's PovI took a step in his direction everything happening right in front of my eyes the first day when I met him, his lessons, how he used to prepare food for me, how can every good memory and time I cherished with him was facade. My hands clammy when I pointed my gun towards him. I stood there, rain pouring down around me, my finger trembled against the trigger of the gun. I could feel the weight of the gun in my hand, and my heart pounded against my chest."Connor," I hissed, for the first time not respecting him, my voice laced with a mix of anger and hurt. "All this time... You were just using me, weren't you? Manipulating me, playing with my emotions."Raindrops cascaded down my face as I listened to his confession, mixing with my own tears. The realization of his deception cut deep into my soul, but I refused to let it break me. Instead, it fueled the fire burning within me.A bitter smile spread across my lips as I raised the gun, pointing it directly at him. "None of
"You raped her?" I questioned him out of disbelief. The place seemed to spin around me, and I felt as if the earth itself was pulling me down, trying to swallow me whole. The realization crashed over me like a tidal wave, and I struggled to find my voice amid the sea of emotions swirling within me."How... how could you?" I managed to choke out, my voice barely a whisper but it didn't bother him. He continued with his confession, "When I got to know she was pregnant with my baby I was the happiest soul alive on Earth but she said she will never let me be closer to my own daughter, you don't even know how it felt to stay away from my own blood," I felt a surge of primal fury welling up inside me. My voice rose to a crescendo as I shouted, "You vile, despicable creature! How dare you justify your sickening actions? You have no right to breathe the same air as us, to stand here as if you have done no wrong! How dare you to think what you did was correct and you to show that you were hap
Olivia's PovRain poured down heavily, creating a torrential curtain that obscured my vision. The deafening sound of the downpour mingled with the rotor blades slicing through the air, drowning out all other noise. The scene unfolded before my eyes like a nightmare, as Connor, let go of Aria, and effortlessly settled himself into the waiting helicopter"I rushed towards Aria as Connor let go of her, and she stumbled backward, falling to the ground.Aria, are you okay?" She gave us a weak smile and I knew she was in pain but of course she was not going to admit it. "He didn't hurt you, I was a fool to agree to bring you here." I blamed myself for everything because at the first place I was the one to bring her over here and if she was in this condition it was because of that man who somewhere or ther order was related to me. I held her hand into mine and assured her that I'm there and I'm sorry for letting this happen to her, "I'm good." She stated but I knew she wasn't. Next to me