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    Because of that, both had met a brutal end. The words “Nirvana,” “Malcolm,” and “Tina” spun together in Sadie’s mind, each one dripping with significance.


    A horrifying realization struck her like a bolt of electricity.


    Who could the person have been?


    Malcolm and Tina weren’t alone in Nirvana. Someone else had to be there with them.


    Maybe that person had realized Tina was tracking Malcolm. Or maybe Tina had stumbled upon that person in the middle of a quiet meeting with Malcolm.


    To cover their tracks, this person had acted mercilessly, ending two lives and dumping the bodies as if they were nothing.


    Who could have done something so heartless?


    Who would dare orchestrate such violence and cover it with such skill?


    Alex’s name sprang to mind instantly.


    With plenty of motive, he stood at the top of Sadie’s list.


    Trouble had followed Malcolm ever since he stirred up chaos at the shareholders’ meeting, and Alex’ster invitation to Nirvana only hinted at hidden agendas between them.


    Secrets exposed could have pushed Alex to extremes—if Tina learned too much, he might have silenced her to protect himself.


    Still, would Alex really go so far as to kill Tina, the one person Sadie relied on above all others?


    Suspicion crept elsewhere. Maybe the Wolfpack was involved. Everyone knew how the Wolfpack operated—ruthless and thorough, leaving no one alive to talk.


    Even a small misstep by Malcolm or Tina could have made them targets.


    There was also the possibility that someone even more dangerous, a hidden enemy Sadie had never suspected, might be behind it all.


    Doubts and theories swirled in Sadie’s head, each one darker than thest.


    A heavy grief pressed on her, but resolve quickly took its ce in her eyes.


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    Whoever orchestrated these murders, no matter how deeply they buried the truth, would face her determination. Nothing would stop her from uncovering the real killer.


    Justice for Tina became her only goal.


    She refused to let Tina’s death fade into obscurity.


    Never—she would make certain of that.


    Meanwhile, the restaurant manager rushed onto the chaotic scene, his gaze darting from the lifeless bodies to the swelling crowd and the relentless shes of red and blue.


    Nirvana’s fate now hung in the bnce.


    The deaths of two high-ranking Wall Group executives in such close proximity to the restaurant cast a dark shadow that would be hard to dispel.


    Any whisper of scandal would be enough to ruin Nirvana, no matter how innocent they imed to be.


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