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Chapter 132: The News That Shattered The Night
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Dora and Kyle broke apart as journalist’s voice cut through the quiet of the living room.

Their attention shifted to the television. The screen cast a pale blue glow across their faces as a photograph of Raymond Shaw appeared, his sharp features and cold, calculating eyes unmistakable.

The journalist’s voice continued.

“Raymond Shaw, brother of Vivian Shaw, the renowned CEO of Vivian Group of Companies, is wanted in connection with the ongoing investigation into the murder of Ms. Catherine Town
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