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Chapter 64: The Silver Necklace of Wild Dogs
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"Damien Harlow, come out!"

Damien was already outside, just to find a bunch of sharply dressed men standing in the courtyard. Their faces were cold, dangerous. Around them, the inn's guards—his own men—were lying beaten and bloody on the ground.

But what really caught his attention was the silver necklace hanging from each of those intruders’ necks. It was their identifier—a symbol of the Valasta mafia. The same notorious group that had its dirty hands all over the underground world, even the entertainment industry.

The name Adam Saxon immediately popped into Damien’s mind. He smirked in disgust.

"Who the hell are you guys, making a scene this early in the morning?" he asked, tone calm but sharp. He already knew nobody good came knocking this early without a reason.

“You cocky bastard,” one of them snapped. “Don’t you know who I am?” The guy said his name like he was announcing a goddamn king. “David Cross, the top dog of the whole entertainment biz in Valasta.”

Damien gave a cold smi
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