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Chapter Sixty-Seven
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The city blurred past in streaks of golden light as Anton drove, his hands gripping the wheel with controlled intensity. The quiet hum of the engine filled the space between them, but inside Odette’s chest, her heart was anything but calm.The gala had been a success—or as close to a success as they could get. The bomb was disarmed. Petrov had been taken down. But that didn’t mean the war was over.Odette’s fingers twitched against the smooth fabric of her dress. It still smelled faintly of champagne and expensive perfume, a reminder of the world they had just escaped. But beneath the glitz and glamor had been danger, lurking like a predator waiting to strike.And Anton had almost taken the hit for her.The memory was fresh. Too fresh.The way he had moved without hesitation. The way he had shielded her as if his own life was worth nothing compared to hers.She turned to him, studying his face. The sharp cut of his jaw, the tension in his features, the way his silver-grey eyes remaine
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The first rays of morning light filtered through the curtains, casting a soft glow over the room. The world outside was still quiet, as if holding its breath, but inside, wrapped in the warmth of Anton’s arms, Odette felt a rare sense of peace.She shifted slightly, her bare skin brushing against his, and felt him stir. His grip around her waist tightened instinctively, pulling her closer before his lips found her shoulder in a lazy, lingering kiss.“Morning,” he murmured, his voice rough with sleep.Odette smiled against the pillow. “Morning.”For a moment, neither of them moved. They just lay there, tangled in each other, basking in the kind of stillness neither of them was used to.Then Anton exhaled, his fingers tracing slow, absentminded patterns on her back. “We should probably get up.”Odette sighed dramatically. “Do we have to?”Anton smirked, rolling onto his back and pulling her on top of him. “No. But Damien’s going to start banging on the door soon, and I’d rather not give
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The sun had barely risen when Anton, Odette, and the team gathered in the safe house’s underground briefing room. The air was thick with tension, the weight of their next move pressing down on all of them.Logan was already at his laptop, fingers flying over the keys as he pulled up security footage from the Brooklyn docks. “Alright,” he said, adjusting his glasses, “I’ve gone through the intercepted messages. The Sokolovs are bringing in a high-priority shipment tonight. No details on what it is, but they’ve doubled security, which means it’s important.”Damien leaned against the table, arms crossed. “Drugs?”Logan shook his head. “Maybe. But I don’t think so. The way they’re treating this? It’s not just another batch of narcotics. They’re being careful—too careful.”Odette’s stomach twisted. She had seen this kind of secrecy before. It wasn’t drugs. It was people.“Human trafficking,” she murmured.The room went silent.Anton’s jaw tightened. “That’s my guess, too.”Odette exhaled,
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The last thing Odette expected to see that evening was a ghost from her past.She was at one of Anton’s safe houses, standing by the window with a glass of wine, watching the city lights flicker in the distance. The night felt deceptively calm—too calm, considering they had just dismantled one of the Sokolovs’ major trafficking operations. She should have known better than to think they could breathe easy.A knock at the door shattered the silence.Anton was in a strategy meeting with Damien, discussing their next move. That left Odette to answer the door alone.She placed her glass down and cautiously approached, her fingers brushing the concealed weapon at her hip. No one should have been able to reach them here. Not unless they were invited.Odette pulled open the door just enough to peek through. Her breath caught in her throat.Daisy.The woman standing in front of her was thinner than she remembered, her once-polished appearance now rough around the edges. There was hesitation i
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Odette barely slept that night.She lay in bed staring at the ceiling, replaying every detail of her conversation with Daisy. Her instincts screamed at her to be cautious, but curiosity gnawed at her like an itch she couldn’t scratch. What if Daisy was telling the truth? If the Sokolovs were truly after her for reasons beyond Anton, she needed to know why.By morning, her decision was made.Anton was still asleep when she slipped out of bed. The safe house was eerily quiet, the only sound the soft hum of the city beyond the reinforced walls. She moved carefully, grabbing her phone and a concealed knife before heading to the bathroom, closing the door behind her.She hesitated before texting Daisy.Odette: Where?A response came almost immediately.Daisy: East 6th and Forsyth. 10 AM. Come alone.The warning from the night before echoed in her mind. The Sokolovs have eyes everywhere.Odette exhaled sharply, shoving her phone into her pocket. She wasn’t foolish enough to walk into this b
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Anton had never moved so fast in his life.The moment Logan pinpointed Odette’s last known location, Anton was already grabbing his weapons. A gun at his waist, a knife strapped to his ankle. His heart pounded against his ribs, adrenaline spiking as he rushed toward the door.“Anton, wait,” Damien called, but Anton barely heard him.“She went alone,” Anton growled. “I told her never to—”“Then don’t make the same mistake,” Damien interrupted sharply. He grabbed his own gun, sliding an extra magazine into his pocket. “If you go in blind, you’ll walk into the same trap she did.”Anton clenched his jaw. Every second they stood here, Odette was slipping further away.Logan’s fingers flew across his keyboard. “I’m pulling traffic cams near East 6th and Forsyth,” he muttered. “The construction site is dead, no movement from what I can see, but—” His voice cut off.Anton turned sharply. “But what?”Logan’s face was grim. “There was a black van parked near the site ten minutes ago. It’s gone
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The warehouse was dimly lit, the air thick with the scent of salt and rust.Daisy sat tied to a chair in the center of the room, her wrists bound behind her back. A single overhead light cast sharp shadows across her face, highlighting the fear in her wide brown eyes.Anton stood a few feet away, his gun still in his hand. His jaw was clenched so tightly Odette thought he might break his own teeth. Damien leaned against the wall, arms crossed, watching with an unreadable expression.Odette had yet to speak.Her hands trembled slightly, though whether from adrenaline or betrayal, she wasn’t sure. Daisy had lured her away, handed her over to the Sokolovs like she was nothing more than a bargaining chip.And for what?Daisy swallowed hard, her gaze flickering between them.“Odette,” she started, her voice shaking. “Please, just listen to me.”Odette didn’t move. Her entire body felt cold, a hollow emptiness settling deep in her chest. The memory of Daisy’s voice, soft and coaxing, whispe
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The safe house was eerily silent when Anton, Odette, and Damien returned. The weight of Daisy’s confession sat heavy between them, unspoken but undeniable.Logan was the traitor.Odette still couldn’t wrap her mind around it. Logan—the quiet, reliable tech guy—had been working with the Sokolovs all along. He had tracked them, fed information to the enemy, and helped orchestrate her kidnapping.A shiver ran down her spine.Anton walked ahead, his shoulders tense, his hand resting on his gun. Damien, usually one to crack a joke even in tense situations, was stone-faced. Odette forced herself to breathe, steadying the anger and betrayal that coiled tightly in her chest.When they entered the safe house, Logan was exactly where they had left him—seated at the small dining table, scrolling through his laptop, as if he weren’t a traitor sitting among them.He glanced up, his usual easy-going expression in place. “You’re back.” His gaze flickered to Odette. “How are you feeling?”Odette’s st
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