CHAPTER 108 PART 2
Author: TASNEEM
last update2026-10-26 19:14:53

Damian set his tea down and folded his hands again. The gesture was precise. Rehearsed. Like every movement he made had been considered in advance.

"There's one more thing," he said. "A gift."

Jason's eyes sharpened. "What kind of gift?"

"The kind you won't understand today." Damian's voice was measured and careful. "But you will understand it soon. Something has been placed in motion in Mexico. It wasn't my doing, but I've ensured that it reaches you."

"That's vague."

"Intentionally." Damian m
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