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CHAPTER 55 - THE BET (2)
Author: Aster_Pheonix
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The confidence in Dylan's voice immediately caught everyone's attention. There was no arrogance, no hesitation, and no attempt to sound impressive. He simply spoke with absolute certainty, leaving several customers exchanging uncertain glances.

The husband stepped closer to Dylan and lowered his voice. "Young man, please. You've already done enough for us. We don't want you getting dragged into this because of us. This man clearly isn't someone ordinary people should provoke."

Martha nodded r
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