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ATR il I Hn ih! Hl SHEER i i nn li lil Hi i I i REG I CE Lia me bh I E EE Cn N a Hh LE ms in A ‘The mayor, who was less than 30 ‘years old, was meant for greater things in the next decade or so.

I I I i Hh I I Pierce suspected the mayor was Kaze.

I I fi Il He had to stop his mind from going . LL I I I a I I I LR I dl It was at that moment he decided not J Ls I i BPO SA A HR fo Ili to make thi ngs di ficult for Kaze I Sl EE li anymore. I i RE I na Ie LL ih mE mE ~The last thi tH /anted was to be . Ded lie Gy el Ra pe EL i a di ~ caught ect I El nm I i i £ kil pe i ~~ Plerce cou do etnimsell Kine Tar ii Tien di > COL ld jet I mn indi I Iti Hl hl I Glashing with the new mayan, EC Bl iE Lb Ea S t rolled off nis Tor Hl

as labia i REE me Gel BE i Cl Ly i a LL if i il) i e then turned around and said, “Mr.

mT di iid, I mee Co Co I HP “i . d Py eC Hicks, I need to attendtoan ~~ LEE AGE I [HI ‘emergency now. I believe you are nn ie L I 1 i ‘more than capable of handling the ii - a» n “Situation.

] - All Pierce wanted was to stay on the - _ = il bol I I Hi al a . fie MIR sidelines without offending either party. I He could not afford to get involved in a conflict of this level.

An emergency?’ Lyon scowled and said in a chilling HHA Hi I : “ uld b I EL Yoice, What could be more ur gent Ha HRA im i = Ge PR . SEE Ha he - : Jr I TT LE EE i TE CE EE Ln J i ee I ] li il HR ii EF di EE LE ER PR men dhe mvs lims ABE L Dor ‘t you want to be: ! ne DO ice c niet, CE eae GEE Sl sl RR ERE Rd a ee : re ae Te VANS ere

1ted to be the police ¢ ef HIB LWW VE UIE PVIHVE Ul HE jah § i TE ‘However, if Kaze was the new mayor, Ll I I li Pi a. gay 1d . ws * a far ei i Fierce wou risk losing his position ‘as the police chief and his career.

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he verified Kaze's identity.

thought about a prominent figure living around the area. Maybe he could get in touch with

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Ke ze suddenly uttered, “Who sai d you ! di fim can leave?” i rs 4 I n Can I help you, Mr. Lee? I I me: . f I Ly Pierce turned around stiffly. Kaze’s attitude was his cue not to make any reckless

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y oh i no a fa ; i "Po asl” Ow! i 1 i Lb I i - [hat was not the end of the matter I I fl Ld Lh HL . * Kaze pulled another punch on Pierce I I I i J anc latter spat an e dl pat out DIOO . De think I i

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