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Episode 38
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In one swift motion, I grabbed his arm, yanked him forward, and twisted his body in front of mine. The first gunshot rang out, but it hit the man I held instead of me.Several gunshots followed after.Knowing Mark, he must have given them the order to bring me to him dead or alive.Using the man as a shield, I pushed forward, forcing the others to hesitate as they adjusted their aim. Bullets buzzed past me, piercing the walls and furniture. I didn’t give them the chance to regroup. Spotting the dining table, I shoved the man’s limp body toward them, throwing them off balance, and dove toward the table.With a grunt, I flipped the table on its side, using it as cover. The wood fractured as bullets slammed into it, but it held for now.Peeking out from behind the edge, I fired back. My first shot caught one of them in the shoulder, knocking him down. The second man dropped as my bullet hit him square in the chest.The third man was more cautious, taking cover behind the couch. He popped
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DareI could see the men stepping out, guns drawn and ready. Sky stood frozen beside me, her grip on my hand tightening with fear. I pushed her behind me, shielding her with my body.The door of the black car in the end opened, and a man stepped out. Dressed in a black jacket and jeans, hands in his pockets.It was Mark.“Long time no see, brother,” he said, spreading his arms wide like he was welcoming me to some twisted reunion.He walked closer, making sure his voice was louder with each pace. “I told you that I was going to find you, you fucking bastard.”I tightened my grip on Sky’s hand, feeling her trembling. Her breaths came out shallow and quick, and I knew she was panicking.Mark kept advancing. His eyes locked on mine, his expression dark and full of hatred. “You had the nerve to hide from me? Your own brother?” he spat. Without warning, his fist slammed into my stomach.The pain shot through me, forcing me to take a step back, but I held my ground.Before I could retaliate
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DareMy vision narrowed to the three men holding me down. I twisted sharply, slamming the back of my head into the nose of the man behind me. The sickening crunch was satisfying, but I didn’t have time to relish it. Blood poured from his face as he stumbled backward, his hands flying up to steady himself.The man on my left lunged, but I was faster. My boot connected with his jaw in a brutal upward kick. His head snapped back, and before he could recover, I drove my heel into his knee, the joint giving way with a sickening pop.The third man tried to grab me, his hands reaching for my throat, but I ducked and slammed my fist into his face. The blow sent him staggering, and I didn’t hesitate. I turned to the first man still writhing on the floor, his breath ragged, and wrapped my hands around his neck. A quick, brutal twist ended him.I spun back just in time to see the man on my right recovering. He lunged at me, but I sidestepped and caught him by the neck, my elbow locking around hi
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SkyWe arrived at the building, and my heart felt like it would beat out of my chest. My hands were tied tightly behind my back, the ropes biting into my skin as Mark shoved me forward. I tried my best to walk as fast as my timid legs could take me. All I could think about was Dare. Did he make it out alive? Was he hurt? The questions clawed at my mind, but I was too terrified to ask.No one would answer me even if I did.Mark walked ahead of me, his broad shoulders cutting through the dim corridor, flanked by two of his men. There was silence everywhere as if there was a death sentence to anyone who talked. I knew better than to speak; he wouldn’t answer me anyway. He enjoyed seeing me scared and on my toes.They didn’t even bother to blindfold me, and that scared me more than anything. It wasn’t because they trusted me or thought I wouldn’t see anything. No, it was because they knew it didn’t matter. Even if I memorized every crack in the walls, I’d never make it out alive.The corr
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SkyIt’s been three days. Three long, agonizing days since they locked me in this dark, stinking room. The chains around my wrists and ankles bite into my skin, leaving red, angry marks, but the pain has become a dull throb. I’ve been strapped to this cold metal chair like a statue, unable to move, unable to fight.I haven’t eaten anything in three days. My stomach growls occasionally, but the hunger feels distant now, replaced by a bone-deep weakness that makes it hard to keep my head up. The only thing they’ve given me is water, and even that is lukewarm and tastes metallic. They bring food, but it’s inedible, like cow shit disguised as a meal. I force down the water because I have to survive, even if every part of me is screaming to give up.I think about him constantly. Dare. His face is burned into my mind, and every time I close my eyes, I see him bleeding, collapsing to the ground as Mark’s gun fired. My chest tightens, and tears slip down my cheeks no matter how hard I try to
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DareWatching Sky go was the hardest thing I’ve ever experienced. My body felt like it had been dipped in concrete, every muscle burning, but none of that compared to the ache in my chest as she disappeared from my view. I tried to fight, to stop them, but the pain in my stomach and the blood pooling beneath me won out. My vision clouded, the edges of my world darkening until everything went black.When I opened my eyes again, bright lights burned into them, and my head swam. Voices drifted in and out, muffled at first, but soon sharpening just enough for me to catch fragments of their conversation.“You cannot bring him here,” a man complained, his tone irritated but not angry. “You know he's retired, Mark. I don’t treat people outside the pact.”“Do this for me,” Mark’s voice slithered through the haze. Even half-conscious, I could recognize that smug tone anywhere. “You owe me. This is your repayment.”The other man—Dr. Farley, I realized—sighed heavily. “Fine. But if anyone finds
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DareThe world slowly came back to me, my eyelids heavy as I blinked against the darkness surrounding me. My body felt weighed down, and as I tried to move, I realized why. Cold metal dug into my skin, the sharp chill of it biting into my wrists and ankles. I was chained to a chair—thick, silver chains wound tightly around me, crossing my chest and pinning my arms to my sides like a caged animal. My legs were bound to the chair legs, the rough edges of the chains scraping against my skin with every slight movement.The room was suffocatingly quiet, the kind of silence that buzzes in your ears, making you hyper-aware of your own shallow breathing. The air was stale, carrying the faint smell of damp concrete and metal. A faint hum came from above—a ventilation fan, its blades spinning lazily, offering no relief to the oppressive atmosphere.I glanced up, the dim light from a single bulb barely illuminating the room. Shadows danced along the walls, but there was nothing there—no windows,
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DareThe door open the next day, and I knew what was coming. I had barely gotten any rest, my body too battered to find relief even in unconsciousness. My wrists ached from the heavy metal cuffs, and my ribs screamed with every shallow breath. But when Mark walked in with two men behind him, I straightened as much as my broken body would allow. If they wanted to break me, they would have to try harder.Mark’s sharp leather shoes clicked against the cold floor as he approached, his smile more like a predator’s grin. “Good morning, Dare,” he said mockingly, as if this was some casual meeting. “I trust you had a restful night?”I didn’t bother responding. The glare I gave him was all the answer he deserved.Mark turned to the men and motioned toward me. “Get him up.”They moved without hesitation, their rough hands yanking me out of the chair. My knees buckled, but they didn’t care. I felt the burn of the metal cuffs as they tugged at my raw skin, my arms wrenched upwards as they dragged
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SkyI can’t stop trembling. My body feels frozen, my legs still curled up beneath me on the bed. The echo of the gunshot rings in my ears, and every muscle in my body screams for me to run, but I can’t. I can barely breathe.Outside the room, heavy footsteps grow louder, hurried. A series of gunshots ring out in rapid succession, each one louder than the last. My heart races. Something is happening. Someone is coming.The door slams open, and my head jerks toward it. It’s Mr. M. He storms into the room, his expression dark and unhinged. For a second, he freezes. His eyes land on the lifeless body sprawled on the floor, blood pooling around it. His gaze shifts to me, still sitting on the bed like a statue.The disbelief on his face is almost laughable. He doesn’t think I’m capable of this.“Did you…?” he starts to say, but his voice falters.Without a word, he storms over and grabs me by the arm, yanking me off the bed like I’m nothing but a rag doll. The sudden movement sends a sharp
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DareThe frustration was boiling under my skin. We’d gone through every one of those damned addresses, and still, Moscow wasn’t there. With each empty building, each fruitless search, my anger built, bubbling until I felt like I’d explode. But I refused to call him. No, Moscow didn’t deserve the courtesy of a warning or the satisfaction of knowing I was coming. When I found him—and I would find him—I wanted the element of surprise to hit him like a bullet between the eyes.We were down to the last address. It was further out than the others, tucked away on the outskirts of town, isolated. It was the kind of place you’d pick if you wanted to stay hidden, away from prying eyes. My instincts screamed that this was the one, that Sky was there. Still, I had needed to check the others first—needed to eliminate every possibility so I wouldn’t second-guess myself.The helicopter was prepped and waiting, its blades already spinning and slicing through the air. My men, loading up gear and weapo
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Dare “Move in,” I ordered, through the comms. Like a ripple in the water, my men moved. Armed to the teeth, dressed in black. The first wave hit the perimeter. Twelve men were stationed outside—some lounging near the front gate, a few patrolling the grounds, and others lingering near the back door smoking cigarettes, unaware. At the front, Marco and Theo led the charge. Marco tackled the first guard, slamming his head against the stone wall so hard he crumpled to the ground unconscious. Theo followed, pulling his silenced pistol from his hip and putting two guards down before they even realized what was happening. Behind the house, two of my best snipers, Ivan and Rick, took position on the neighboring rooftop. The faint glint of their scopes caught the moonlight just before two muffled shots rang out. The two guards by the back entrance dropped without a sound, their bodies slumping to the ground. A guard near the garage heard the thud and turned, his hand going for his g
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Dare “Move in,” I ordered, through the comms. Like a ripple in the water, my men moved. Armed to the teeth, dressed in black. The first wave hit the perimeter. Twelve men were stationed outside—some lounging near the front gate, a few patrolling the grounds, and others lingering near the back door smoking cigarettes, unaware. At the front, Marco and Theo led the charge. Marco tackled the first guard, slamming his head against the stone wall so hard he crumpled to the ground unconscious. Theo followed, pulling his silenced pistol from his hip and putting two guards down before they even realized what was happening. Behind the house, two of my best snipers, Ivan and Rick, took position on the neighboring rooftop. The faint glint of their scopes caught the moonlight just before two muffled shots rang out. The two guards by the back entrance dropped without a sound, their bodies slumping to the ground. A guard near the garage heard the thud and turned, his hand going for his gun. Bu
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SkyHe pauses mid-step, turning back toward me with slowness, his cane clutched tightly in his hand. My breath catches as he raises the cane to my neck. The cold tip presses against my skin, sharp and unyielding, making me flinch. Then, with a simple flick of his finger on a hidden button, a blade extends from the end of the cane. The tip now rests against my throat, its edge sharp enough to slice with the slightest pressure.“Come for you,” he says, His eyes—dark, and utterly devoid of mercy—bore into mine. I freeze, my body trembling despite my attempts to remain strong. He pushes the blade slightly into my neck. A warm trickle slides down my skin, and I know it’s blood. A drop falls to the floor, the sound barely audible but deafening in my ears.“What makes you think you’re so important to him?” he continues, his tone mocking, as if my very existence is some sort of cruel joke to him. “What makes you believe that, in a world filled with women far more valuable, he would choose you
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Sky The door creaked open late in the afternoon, and a woman stepped inside. She was of average height, wearing a crisp white apron over simple clothes, her dark hair pulled back into a neat bun. “Come, my dear,” she said softly, stretching out a hand toward me. I hesitated for a moment, but then I reached out and took her hand. My legs felt weak as I stood, my body stiff from hours—or was it days?—of sitting in the cold, dark room. I had no idea where she was taking me, but the heavy footsteps behind us reminded me I didn’t have a choice. The guard from earlier was following silently, his gaze boring into my back, a reminder that I wasn’t free. The building was larger than I realized, and the more we walked, the more disoriented I became. Instead of stairs, we entered an elevator, the sterile silver walls reflecting my pale, frightened face. I tried to memorize the path we were taking, but every hallway looked the same—long, dimly lit, and lined with doors that seemed to hold mor
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SkyThe door creaked open late in the afternoon, and a woman stepped inside. She was of average height, wearing a crisp white apron over simple clothes, her dark hair pulled back into a neat bun.“Come, my dear,” she said softly, stretching out a hand toward me.I hesitated for a moment, but then I reached out and took her hand. My legs felt weak as I stood, my body stiff from hours—or was it days?—of sitting in the cold, dark room. I had no idea where she was taking me, but the heavy footsteps behind us reminded me I didn’t have a choice. The guard from earlier was following silently, his gaze boring into my back, a reminder that I wasn’t free.The building was larger than I realized, and the more we walked, the more disoriented I became. Instead of stairs, we entered an elevator, the sterile silver walls reflecting my pale, frightened face. I tried to memorize the path we were taking, but every hallway looked the same—long, dimly lit, and lined with doors that seemed to hold more se
