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CHAPTER TEN

Author: Ava Blake
last update Last Updated: 2025-01-23 17:30:59

Alexandra Dellarosa POV

The lady beside me had just dropped dead, it was the second time someone had been shot so close to me. Not just that, but dying in my stead. I didn't know how I was handling it, but I felt like retching and the blood littered everywhere didn't augur well with my stomach.

“You shot the wrong person Vegas!” A man who I perceived to be in his 60’s informed the tall Man who had only made his way to the back of the room from the front.

“Did I?” Vegas questioned, wearing a perplexed look on his face.

“You didn't even ask a question, didn't think of the need to know the root where the issue stemed from!” the Man cried out, his voice a little bit raised.

“You just got into the room, dragged the pistol from Conti, and pulled the trigger!”

“Are you high on something?” the older man asked

“Language Reece! Language!” Vegas yelled out in the Older Man's direction, his voice cloaked in a cologne of authority.

If there was anything I had learned so far, it was that whoever t
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