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Chapter 28 — The Warehouse Sabotage
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The morning shift began normally—or as normal as a warehouse full of exhausted, underpaid laborers could be. Leon moved through his routine with quiet precision, the ache in his muscles now familiar, almost welcome. Each task sharpened him. Each weight strengthened him.

But today, something in the air felt… off.

Whispers drifted among the workers. Eyes followed him longer than usual.

Not curious.

Not impressed.

Waiting.

Leon ignored it and headed to Loading Zone C where his assigned crates waited.

Except—

They didn’t.

The space was empty except for a single clipboard hanging crookedly on the wall.

Leon frowned and lifted it.

NEW TASK LIST: UNLOAD SECTION F-12

His stomach tightened.

F-12 wasn’t normal work.

It was one of the hardest sections—rows of unorganized inventory, mislabeled cargo, oversized crates. A place workers dreaded.

And someone had assigned him there specifically.

He didn’t need to guess who.

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When he arrived, the sabotage was obvious.

Crates had been deliberately re
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