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The Siege That Never Began
Author: Mamipril
last update2026-08-14 02:57:43

Chapter 29:

The warehouse fell into complete silence.

Ethan stood in front of the main security monitor, staring at the dozens of red dots surrounding the property.

One after another, more appeared.

Five.

Ten.

Twenty.

Then thirty.

Black vehicles were positioned on every road leading toward the warehouse.

Some men stood outside with weapons.

Others remained inside the vehicles.

They weren't rushing.

They weren't shooting.

They were simp
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