Chapter 290
Author: SHSA
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Chapter 290

Kai crouched beside Sasha's lifeless body, his mind focused but tinged with the faintest sense of regret.

As he began to search her, Liam stood a few steps back, his eyes darting between Sasha and Kai. He was clearly still shaken, fear gnawing at him.

“Is she dead?” Liam asked, his voice trembling.

Kai nodded, his expression unreadable. “Yes, she’s dead.”

Liam exhaled sharply. “Good. I don’t know what I would’ve done if you hadn’t shown up.

Kai looked up from Sasha’s body and asked, “Where is she?”

He was referring to Alisha.

Liam pointed weakly towards the hallway. “She’s over there... still breathing, but she was knocked out by that... that bitch.” He gestured towards Sasha, his voice thick with anger and fear.

Kai didn’t respond. Instead, he turned his attention back to Sasha’s body, his face set in a grim expression as he methodically began to search her.

His hands moved with precision, first removing the face mask to reveal her true identity. Her face, now exposed, sur
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