Chapter 369
Author: SHSA
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Chapter 369

Kai squeezed Lina’s hand, his grip firm but not comforting. He could sense the nervous energy radiating from her, the mix of anxiety and uncertainty that came with venturing into a dangerous part of town. He knew it was his mission tonight, but her presence complicated things. She was a distraction, but one that might also be useful, depending on how things went.

Lina, still not quite sure where things stood between them, stayed close to him. Her steps were hesitant at first, but as
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