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Carls and Maria sat in the office alone this time as Rico had businesses to take care of.

“What the fuck? How do we go about our plans?”, Maria asked.

“Well, I don’t know”, Carls retorted.

“It’s not like we can go find them in France”, she said.

Carls rubbed his chin for a while before speaking.

“What if we bring them back?”, he asked.

“Oh, you mean call them and ask them to come back so I can kill Arya while you bring down Leonardo? We both know that won’t work”, she rolled her eyes at his suggestion.

“Watch how you speak to me, woman”, Carls sneered.

“You are not my boss”, Maria threw back.

“We may be partners but you’re just a woman, don’t try to be on my bad side”, he said.

“Well, that’s your problem. My problem is your bitch daughter”, Maria said and took a drink from her glass.

“My idea still stands. We can use her mother or brothers against them to bring them back”, Carls suggested.

Maria gave it a thought. The fact that Carls wa
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