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Chapter 14: Moment Of Truth
Author: Nathan Emorey
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“Hey, asshole!” Enrique echoed into the hallway as he flung from his seat. He approached Gary and grabbed him by the collar, his fingers digging into the worn fabric of Gary’s jacket like claws sinking into prey.

Enrique’s face twisted with rage, his eyes burning with a mix of disbelief and disgust as he shoved Gary against the glass wall of the VIP lounge. The impact rattled the pane, a dull thud echoing through the sleek space, and a few workers nearby froze, their breaths held tight. Others simply did what an average person would do at first instinct, pull out their phones to record.

“What the hell are you doing here, you filthy dog?” Enrique hissed, his voice low but sharp enough to cut through the silence. “How did you even get past the gates? This isn’t a dump for trash like you!”

Gary’s back pressed against the cold glass, his heart pounding like a drum in his chest, but his face stayed calm, his eyes steady as they met Enrique’s. He could feel the heat of Enrique’s breath
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