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Chapter 46: The Last Betrayal
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The weight of Havencroft on Enzo's chest made it hard for him to breathe. He stood at the window of his office, looking out at the city below. His mind was racing with all the chaos going on around him. He hadn't expected the fight for power to have such an effect on him. The enemies he had built were closing in on him from all sides, and the alliances he had thought were unbreakable were now broken.

Luca, Carmela, and Bianca were all problems for him. But Serena was the one who scared him the most. Her betrayal hurt more than any of the others. He had trusted her and thought she would be with him until the end. Now that she was gone, his kingdom was in ruins.

Enzo's knuckles were white as he held onto the edge of the window. What was the point of it all?

He could see Serena's face in his mind. Her sharp eyes and the fact that she always knew what he was thinking before he said anything. The way she had promised him that they would make the city better together. But at some point, som
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