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The Revelation (Luca)
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I hated this plan.Every instinct in me screamed to shut it down, to lock Sienna away somewhere Dante could never touch her. But I knew better. She wasn’t some delicate thing that needed protecting—she was fire, and if I tried to contain her, I’d burn just as badly as anyone else who underestimated her.But that didn’t mean I had to like it.Ethan leaned against the counter, arms crossed. “So let me get this straight. We let Dante believe Sienna’s open to his offer, draw him in, and then… what? Hope he spills his whole plan over dinner?”Sienna shot him a flat look. “I was thinking something more strategic than that.”Ethan smirked. “Good, because I doubt he’s dumb enough to monologue like a movie villain.”I wasn’t in the mood for jokes.“This only works if he believes you’re really considering his deal,” I told Sienna, watching her closely. “That means meeting him, playing nice, maybe even letting him think he has the upper hand.”Her gaze didn’t waver. “I can handle that.”I exhale
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