Chapter 250
Author: SHSA
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Chapter 250

One of Sasha's men burst into the room, his face pale and his breathing labored, as he found the two bodies. "Boss, what happened?" he gasped.

Sasha, who was seated on the bed, looked up with an icy stare. "What took you so long?"

“I'm sorry, Boss. I went to deliver the package to Boris.”

There was a brief pause and then he continued. "Scarface," he stammered, pointing to the lifeless b

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