Victory?
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"A list? What's on the list?" Angela asked, curiosity evident in her eyes.

"Just one thing," Scott responded.

"And what's that?" she inquired.

"Kill a man," Scott replied instantly.

Hearing those words from Scott, Angela’s eyes widened in shock.

She opened her mouth to speak, but before she could utter a word, the entrance door of the office creaked open—and in stepped a man.

He was clad in a white T-shirt, though it was so dirty it now looked brown. His trousers were torn, and his hair was unkempt, tangled into messy strands that hadn’t seen a comb in days.

Scott stared at the man for a few long seconds, his brow furrowing as he tried to place the face. It took him a little while to recognize him.

“Sullivan?” Scott blurted out in disbelief, rising to his feet.

“Sullivan?” Angela repeated quietly to herself, her mind racing as she tried to recall where she had heard that name before—and when she had known him. A few moments later, the memory clicked into place. “Wait… the same guy who
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