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Chapter 134 : Brindle Gonzalez death

“How did you know I was here? I heard you’ve escaped from the cell,” Brindle said, aggressively pulling herself away from his touch.

Marko stepped forward, but Brindle quickly backed away. “Don’t even try to make any move on me. You know just one call, and you’ll be back in the cell,” Brindle warned, pulling her phone from her pocket.

“You need to stop this. You’ve done enough. Hurting more people won’t bring you peace or the dream you’re chasing after,” Marko pleaded.

“What makes you think you can stop me, huh?” Brindle shouted, looking up at him with anger in her eyes.

“I’m not trying to stop you, Brindle. I’m trying to save you from all this madness you’ve gotten yourself into. This path you’re on… It’s destroying you. Can’t you see that?” Marko said, his voice filled with concern.

Brindle slammed her fists on the table, rattling the items on it. “You think I need saving?” she snarled. “You think I need you to tell me what to do? Hell no!” Her voice rose as she shouted. “You ha
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Brindle's journey has been a tumultuous one, and bringing her story to its dramatic conclusion made me reflect deeply. Does society and the pain people endure drive them to such extreme actions? Writing her final moments was both challenging and thought-provoking. It raises questions about the impact of our surroundings and experiences on our choices. Thank you for reading Brindle's story with me. It was an emotional journey. If you want to know more about how Natalie saved Richard years back, please read Chapter 56 : A dance from the Ocean

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Debbie
You should have kept her alive and tortured her mafia style or worse. She deserved a slow painful death.
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Debbie
Good she is dead. Karma baby
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hellen_happiness
Liam didn't die.....
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