How a Dying Woman Rewrote Her Epilogue
Chapter 806
Elodie kept her composure, eyes fixed on the sports car blocking the road.
By now, she was almost certain this was a deliberate interception.
"This isn't good," muttered her colleague beside her, a tall Black man who suddenly frowned. "I recognize the guy standing in front. He's a notorious boss in this area-connected to one of the Italian families."
Elodie's brow furrowed. There were more than enough men on the other side, and their exact motive was still unclear.
And someone who drove a car that expensive-were they after money?
Probably not.
"We have firearms, right?" Elodie glanced at the car doors. All locked.
She couldn't shake the feeling that these people were more dangerous than the mortars they'd escaped earlier.
"We do," her colleague replied, "but if we go toe-to-toe with them... I don't like our chances."
Elodie got the message. There was little hope of getting away clean today.
Just then, the door of the sports car opened.
A man stepped out-mid-thirties, classic European features, but striking in his
set him apart from everyone
widened.
him, puzzled. "The
about the criminal
reach is far, and they're
here...?" Sweat broke out
just become a
her phone tightly,
zone and
please wait," her colleague said quietly.
her expression grave. "Be
only saw the so-called Quinn family
Not good.
raced for a plan, but then she saw armed men moving
one hand out of sight,
the white man
His green eyes
५
were stretched
had already veered off script, but these
She stayed put.
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