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Chapter 160: His brother
Author: Painchaser
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As they pulled up to the safe house, the full weight of their situation pressed on Evan’s shoulders. He glanced at Connor, who was scanning the surroundings, ever alert. The warehouse revelation had shaken them both, but the look in Connor's eyes told Evan one thing: he was ready for whatever came next. Evan had always admired Connor's sharp instincts, but tonight, something had shifted. Connor wasn't just an ally—he was a partner in this fight.

The safe house was an unassuming structure, hidden among old, run-down buildings, the perfect cover. Evan parked the car, and they quickly made their way inside. The moment the door clicked shut, the tension in the air thickened.

“Alright,” Connor said, turning to Maya. “Start decrypting those files. We need to know who we’re up against.”

Maya nodded, her hands already moving to pull out her laptop. “This will take time, but once I break through the encryption, we’ll have names—powerful ones.”

Evan paced the room, his mind racing. The more May
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