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Chapter 569: Thoughts in the daylight:
Author: Max Luthor
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General Carl Gerald stared at the whole thing in shock and a little bit of happiness.

At least Sara Gerald, his sister, was safe.

"Tell Mrs. Marcus that I'll speak with her as soon as Sara's condition is fully stabilized," General Carl Gerald said.

"Tell her I understand what she's going through, that the Elite Division will provide whatever support and resources her family needs, and that I personally guarantee the people responsible for attacking Juliet's funeral will be held accountable."

"I
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