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Chapter 30
“HOW DID YOU get in here?” the man afraid for his life screamed so loud he almost destroyed a blood vessel in his neck.
Caine just sat there...menacingly calm and collected. Some of the things he collected are: the position of the man stood in front of him; how many exits are there; and of course, the wine bottle in from of him.
“Abiram Alana; the—”
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