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The faint hum of machinery filled the quiet room as Logan’s fingers danced across his keyboard. Screens flickered with data feeds—emails, security footage, and communication intercepts. The safe house had grown quieter as the night deepened, though the tension remained thick, hanging like a storm cloud over the group. Damien leaned against the far wall, arms crossed as he watched Logan work. “You got anything yet?” Logan didn’t respond immediately, his sharp eyes glued to the screen. A bead of sweat trickled down his temple, though he didn’t seem to notice. “I’m in,” Logan finally said, his voice tinged with triumph. “I’ve cracked into one of their internal communication channels.” Anton, who had been sitting near Odette, immediately stood and strode over. His commanding presence filled the room, his silver-grey eyes locked on the screen. “What are they saying?” Anton asked, his tone sharp and precise. Logan’s fingers moved rapidly, translating the intercepted message. “It’s co
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The warehouse interior was a labyrinth of towering shipping containers stacked in uneven rows, each bearing faded logos and coded labels. Anton led the way, his movements precise and calculated, while Damien followed closely, his steps light despite his usual cocky demeanor. Every creak of the metal floors, every faint echo of their breaths, felt like a potential giveaway in the oppressive silence. Anton paused at a corner, holding up a clenched fist. Damien stopped instantly, his eyes following Anton’s sharp gaze toward a pair of guards patrolling the far end of the row. The guards’ conversation was muffled, but their relaxed posture suggested they weren’t expecting an attack. Anton motioned for Damien to circle left, signaling that he would take the right. Without a word, Damien nodded, a smirk tugging at his lips as he slipped into the shadows. Odette’s voice crackled through the comms in Anton’s ear, soft but filled with concern. “Two more guards are heading toward your positi
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The drive back to the safe house was cloaked in silence, save for the hum of the car’s engine and the occasional rattle from the gravel roads they traveled. Damien was behind the wheel, his knuckles tapping rhythmically against the steering wheel, a stark contrast to Anton, who sat in the passenger seat, staring out into the dark abyss of the night. The mission was a success, but Anton’s mind remained restless. Destroying the shipment at the port had been a critical blow to their enemies, but it wasn’t the end. They would retaliate. He knew it, and the thought gnawed at the edges of his resolve. “You gonna brood all night, or should I crack open a bottle to celebrate?” Damien quipped, glancing at Anton with a grin that didn’t quite reach his eyes. Anton turned to him, his expression unreadable. “We’re not in the clear yet. Their next move is coming—sooner than we think.” “Relax, mate. We’ll deal with it when it comes. We always do.” Anton didn’t respond, his gaze shifting back t
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The city never truly slept. Even at this late hour, New York pulsed with life—headlights weaving through the streets, distant sirens wailing, shadows shifting in alleyways where secrets thrived. Odette stood by the window of the safe house, watching as the lights flickered against the glass. The room behind her was dim, illuminated only by Logan’s monitors, each screen displaying a constant stream of data—movement reports, intercepted messages, financial transactions. Evidence of the war Anton had been fighting for years. The weight of it all pressed against her chest. Anton was across the room, leaning over the table, fingers tracing over the map spread out before him. His silver-grey eyes were focused, calculating—always thinking ahead, always ready for the next battle. She could see it now, clearer than ever. The exhaustion he hid so well. The burden of leading this fight. “You should rest,” she said softly, stepping closer. Anton didn’t look up. “There’s no time for that.”
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The factory was a labyrinth of towering crates, rusting machinery, and the lingering scent of gasoline. The air was thick with tension, each shadow a potential threat. Anton moved ahead, his movements precise, deadly—every step calculated. Odette stayed close, gripping the small handgun Damien had given her, though her fingers trembled slightly.This was real. No more sidelines. No more watching from the safety of a hideout. She was in the middle of it now, and there was no turning back.Logan’s voice crackled through the comms. “Two more guards on the upper walkway. They haven’t spotted you yet.”Anton signaled Damien, who nodded before slipping into the shadows. A few moments later, there was the soft thump of bodies hitting the floor.“Walkway’s clear,” Damien whispered.They pressed forward, inching closer to their real target—the shipment of trafficked victims Dmitri Petrov planned to move by morning.Odette’s pulse pounded in her ears. She had spent years trying to forget her ow
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The ride back to the safe house was suffocatingly quiet.Odette sat in the passenger seat of Anton’s car, staring out at the rain-slicked streets of New York. The city blurred past, headlights casting streaks of light across the wet pavement.Her fingers still trembled.She clenched them into fists, willing the shaking to stop.She had fired a gun before. She had trained, learned how to handle a weapon. But shooting at a target in an empty warehouse was nothing compared to pulling the trigger when someone was trying to kill the person you—She shut down the thought before it could fully form.Anton was silent beside her, one hand gripping the wheel, the other resting on the gear shift. His jaw was set, his eyes focused on the road, but she could feel the tension radiating off him.He hadn’t said much after the fight.None of them had.Damien had driven the freed captives to a safe location. Logan was handling damage control from his end. And Anton had simply led her to his car and sta
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The weight of the night still clung to Odette as she stood on the balcony of the safe house, staring at the city lights flickering in the distance. The cool night air brushed against her skin, but it did little to settle the storm inside her.She had taken a life.She had made her choice.And yet, a part of her still felt like she was standing on the edge of something she couldn’t quite name.The sound of the sliding door behind her made her tense for just a second before she recognized Anton’s presence. She didn’t turn, but she felt him move closer.“Couldn’t sleep?” he asked, his voice low and rough.She let out a quiet laugh. “Not exactly.”A beat of silence passed before she felt the warmth of his body just behind her. Not touching, but close enough that she could feel the heat radiating from him.“I saw you hesitate tonight,” he murmured.She finally turned to face him, her heart twisting at the look in his eyes. He wasn’t judging her. He wasn’t angry. He just… saw her.And that,
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Odette woke to the sensation of warmth, of steady breathing against her neck, of strong arms wrapped securely around her.For a moment, she didn’t move.The room was still dim, the faint glow of early morning filtering through the curtains. The city outside was beginning to stir, but here, in this quiet cocoon, everything felt… safe.Anton’s arm tightened around her waist as he stirred, his face buried in the curve of her shoulder.She bit back a smile. She had never seen him like this—unguarded, at peace. The sharp edges of the man she had come to know had softened in sleep, and for once, he looked almost vulnerable.Her fingers traced lightly over the scars on his forearm. He had never spoken much about them, but she knew they carried stories of battles fought, of choices made.Of a life that had hardened him long before she had ever stepped into it.As if sensing her gaze, Anton’s breathing shifted. A second later, his lips brushed against her skin.“You’re staring,” he murmured, v
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