CHAPTER 513
Author: LADY E
last update2026-07-23 23:14:09

Three days passed without incident.

At least, that was how it appeared on the surface.

Andrew buried himself in work, determined to keep building the life he had promised Juliana he would create. Raphael quietly increased the security around his sister without telling her, while Emiliano instructed his own men to keep an eye on the city for any unusual movement from the Marcelo family.

As for Harrera...

He simply disappeared, no word from him and also no blocked roads.

No unexpected
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