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Luciano

I glanced back through the rearview mirror and sighed in relief when I saw that I had lost my father's men.

I drove even faster to not give them a chance to catch up, and only when I was on a completely empty road did I normalize my speed.

Now that my body wasn't in adrenaline, I felt the pain hit me. It was such a struggle to get through my father's men, and when he said I wouldn't be able to get out of the territory, he really meant business.

However, I wasn't one to go down without a fight.

I was still able to outsmart them in the end.

Now, I was one step closer to getting Thalia back.

I drove to Amari Coast, the road feeling more familiar as I had already come to love this place.

When I arrived at Grandpa Ferri's house, I didn't bother parking my car and just left it outside his house.

I knocked heavily on the door, desperate to see Thalia.

I heard a set of footsteps coming toward the door, then it opened.

Grandpa Ferri's eyes widened in surprise when he