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Chapter 67: Reinforcements Arrive
Author: Temmyfrosh
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The air was heavy in the Zhao Enterprises’ temporary operations room. The rival’s threats still echoed in Amara’s mind as she stood by the window, gazing at the chaos outside. Employees were being targeted personally now, their lives turned upside down. Amara knew she needed help, fast, and she hated feeling like she was one step behind.

“Amara,” Leo’s voice cut through her thoughts. She turned to see him limping into the room, still looking worse for wear from his ordeal in the server room.

“You should be resting,” Amara said, her tone sharper than intended.

Leo smirked. “I’ll rest when this is over.”

Before she could argue, the door burst open, and Callum entered with a tall woman in tow. Her presence commanded attention—her piercing green eyes scanned the room with a mix of wariness and confidence.

“This is Serena,” Callum said. “She’s... defecting from the syndicate.”

Amara’s eyebrows shot up. “Defecting? Why now?”

Serena stepped forward, her expression guarded. “Because the syndi
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