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32. Memories of his past.
Author: Viki West
last update2023-01-17 02:43:52

Maxim suddenly got butterflies in his stomach as the hairs on his back stood up. Did he hear well? Or is his organ of hearing impaired? What did Felix mean by that? Was he.... Caught?!

'No, there is no way Felix can differentiate between top-notch brands to inferior ones. Compose yourself! Felix is probably having a monologue with himself. Yes, that's it' Maxim consoled himself with that thought. He faced Felix to be sure and coincidentally, Felix was looking his direction.

This time around, sweat covered his palms and forehead. 'No! Felix can not know this!'

He turned to look at where Felix was standing at but Felix wasn't there anymore. Where did he disappear to?

***

Felix was already in his car, debating on what the right gift for an elderly person would be.

That's right. He wants to gift his father something on his birthday— something he would cherish but the only thing appearing in his head was... A Wrist Watch!

A fucking Wrist Watch!

Being a quadrillionaire, there's probably
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    Something suddenly clicked in his head. He tapped his comm. “Phantom, Shadow, overhead lighting, now!”“On it.”Moments later, every light in the warehouse shut off completely and everywhere became dark.Phantom moved like a ghost in the pitch black, his night-vision goggles flickering green. Gunfire broke out but Mark’s men didn’t even know where it came from. One by one, their rifles became silent.Shadow was pure death in the dark. Every step he took was silent. You only knew he was there when you heard a body drop.Felix’s mind flashed back to the orphanage. He remembered the cold floor. He remembered the hands that shoved him. The boy who took each blow and kept counting breaths. Felix pushed that old fear into his fists and let it go. He never wanted to be that small again.He spun, ducked, and tackled a shooter who tried to attack him. Just as things were turning in their favor, a drone hummed overhead and a pale light scanned the floor. Phantom cursed. “Fuckkk. Those are dro

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    Gunfire exploded from above as Phantom opened fire from the rooftop, covering their flank. Shadow rolled behind a crate, pulling out his knife. Silas and Xander dove for cover, returning shots.Jake grabbed Felix by the collar and yanked him down. “MOVE!”Bullets tore through the walls, sparks flying.Mark ducked behind a pillar, laughing even as chaos erupted around him. “Welcome to my world, Felix!”Felix’s teeth clenched as he raised his gun. “Then let’s end it.”The warehouse became a war zone.He ducked behind a pillar as they fired at it, sparks flashing near his face. “Positions!” he shouted over the chaos. “Take cover and return fire!”“On it!” Xander’s voice came through. The lieutenant’s son rolled across the floor, flipping up his rifle. “Shadow, left flank!” Jake barked.Shadow was already gone. The former mercenary slipped through the smoke and vanished behind stacked barrels. Six men came running at him. He slit one’s throat in a blink of an eye, caught the other’s rifl

  • 213:

    The sound of Mark’s laughter echoed across the warehouse, bouncing off the cracked walls like a nightmare that refused to die.Felix stood in place, every muscle in his body ready. Jake’s hand twitched near his gun. The others spread out, forming a loose semicircle around Mark.Something was off about Mark. He definitely wasn't the same spoilt brat he knew months ago.“Been a long time, Felix,” Mark stepped closer. “Ahhh...Who would have guessed that the Carlos' houseboy was the son of the quadrillionaire? I was so stupid to not have noticed.”Felix’s eyes darkened, clenching his fists. He didn’t like getting reminded of that. “You haven’t changed at all.”“Oh, I have.” Mark tilted his head. “You just don’t like what I’ve become.”“You mean a stalker?” Jake growled.Mark smirked. “Big words from the guard dog.”Jake’s jaw flexed, but Felix lifted a hand slightly, stopping him.Mark chuckled, his gaze sliding back to Felix. “You know, I still remember the orphanage where you’d hide beh

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    Shadow straightened. “That’s him?” Jake didn’t blink. “It’s him.” Xander leaned forward. “You sure?” Jake nodded. “Positive. I’ve seen this bastard too many times in the footage. Same height. Same wrist mark.” The Reaper tilted his head slightly. “Where was this taken?” Jake’s fingers flew again. “EastValley city, near an old warehouse district. The cameras caught him three nights in a row, between midnight and two a.m.” “Pattern,” Shadow said simply. “Yeah,” Jake breathed. “He’s staying somewhere near there. Maybe an apartment, maybe a hideout.” The room went quiet for a second. Only the whir of the computers filled the air. Then Silas spoke. “We’ll move tonight.” Shadow hesitated. “We don’t even know what’s inside that warehouse—” Reaper gave him a cold look. “We’ll find out.” Xander cracked his knuckles, a grin flickering across his face. “It’s been a while since we stretched our legs.” Phantom looked up from his earpiece. “Already scanning the area. Minima

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