Tiffany 613

Chapter 613

At that moment, Lorenzo felt a fear unlike anything he’d known. His scalp prickled, and every hair on his body stood on end. It was as if he were prey, trapped under the unwavering eyes of a predator. He knew Felix couldn’t possibly see him, yet instinctively, terror coursed through him, shaking him to his core.

Clinging desperately to the car’s underside, Lorenzo barely dared to breathe.

He had spent years studying Felix’s every move, thought, and ruthless decision. He understood Felix’s methods better than anyone. And he knew one thing with certainty: if Felix caught him after today’s betrayal and attempted escape, there would be no mercy–only death.

Lorenzo thought, “Sometimes, the most dangerous place was the safest place!

With nothing left to lose, Lorenzo took a desperate gamble.

Lorenzo suddenly heard footsteps approaching the car, and his mind raced with tension. Felix was walking out of the villa, his pace measured and deliberate.

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Lorenzo was getting closer to the car, his heart pounding in his throat as he held his breath, terrified of making the slightest

noise.

One of the men nearby quickly opened the car door, and Felix slid into the back seat with his usual unhurried grace.

The driver asked, “Shall we go, Mr. Quaid?”

Felix leaned back, his striking features taking on an almost otherworldly charm, his mysterious and unsettling smile leaving no clue about what was going through his mind.

The car’s engine roared to life, and the vehicle began to move.

Beneath it, Lorenzo clung tightly to the undercarriage, his muscles straining as he braced himself against every bump and jolt of the road. He couldn’t afford to lose his grip–not now, not ever.

But then, just as he thought he might go unnoticed, a voice broke through the engine’s hum. Smooth, low, and carrying a sinister amusement that made his blood run cold.

“Are you comfortable down there?”

The words were a taunt, a warning, laced with the promise of death.

The chilling presence of death loomed closer.

blankly at the car’s undercarriage, and yet, it was as though he could see

for me? Had I been discovered from the

to calm down.

he could see through solid metal

of his safety, a loud crash

fist punched straight through the car’s undercarriage, grasping his throat with

Uph

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as the sheer strength of the hand threatened to crush his windpipe and shat

struck him with horrifying clarity. was nothing more than an insect. He had never been more than an insect. And escaping Felix’s grasp had always been a foolish

his lips. “I was wrong, Please, for the years I’ve served you. Spare

I’ll never disobey again!

won’t dare to do it again, Mr. Quaid. I’ve worked for you for many years, so please spare

fleeting,

Send him to the Kelley

heart plummeted. Felix’s intent was unmistakable. By betraying him and acting against Tiffany, Lorenzo had sealed his fate. A disloyal dog had no place by Felix’s side. Delivering him to Tiffany was not just punishment but a

“Yes, Mr. Quaid.”

and desperate pleas. In

unyielding. His expression stayed firm,

Tiffany suddenly jolted

her body growing stronger with each passing moment- her agility, reflexes, and overall fitness had improved

noise was enough to stir

of bed and crept behind the

Two men stepped out, opened the trunk, and casually tossed a large cardboard box onto the doorstep of the Cedar Ridge Villa before turning and leaving without

was in the box?

brow. Throwing on her jacket, she yanked open the window and

a clean roll, her movements swift and

lights by the villa’s entrance illuminated the area, casting a soft glow. Everything else was eerily quiet, save for the occasional lightfooted dash of a cat–Lucifer–darting

Tiffany approached the box.

to open it but instead listened closely for any sound inside. No

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She pulled at the

box, and

to find out exactly what those men in black had left on her doorstep

the

tried desperately to recoil but could not move. helplessness and absurdity showed

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