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Chapter 11 — Ten Minutes
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‎“…You should’ve made it harder.”

‎The words didn’t echo.

‎They didn’t need to.

‎Because in a room like this, every word carried weight.

‎Silence followed. Heavy. Unforgiving.

‎Then a quiet scoff broke through it.

‎“Arrogant.”

‎Someone near the back.

‎Low voice but heard.

‎Marcus exhaled softly, shaking his head.

‎“He really said it…”

‎Elena didn’t react, didn’t speak.

‎But her gaze stayed locked on Adrian.

‎Unblinking.

‎Because she knew something they didn’t.

‎He wasn’t bluffing.

‎At the cente
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