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    A sh of cold intent gleamed in her eyes, so fleeting that even the driver, sharp as he was, failed to catch it. The car pulled up at Elite Lux. As Dani stepped out, both Lillian and Ryan appeared from the building.


    “Dani!” Lillian greeted her, her eyes scanning the crowd of passersby.


    “Why would Katrina go this far? There are at least five groups tailing you!”


    A realization settled in Dani’s mind, slowly taking shape. The pieces clicked together.


    “It’s not Katrina. She doesn’t have the reach for this.”


    Lillian nced at Dani with caution.


    “Then who’s behind this?”


    Dani answered, “I don’t know yet. But if we want to catch them, we need to be patient. They’re too impatient. It’s only a matter of time before they make their move.”


    Lillian gave a brief nod.


    From that day forward, a strange series of events began unfolding around Dani, each one more bizarre than thest.


    There was a time when she was on her way to a cafe for a business meeting.


    As she stepped out of the building, a vase toppled from the twentieth floor, shattering just inches from her.


    The security team rushed upstairs without dy, but when they arrived, there was no sign of what had happened.


    Later, on her way to work, her car’s tire exploded, and within moments, both the steering wheel and brakes malfunctioned.


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    That evening, as she parked after work, a fleeting figure darted past her, barely visible in the shadows.


    Lillian had been keeping an especially close watch on Dani in recent days.


    She couldn’t help butment, “They’re not holding back. These must be top-tier mercenaries. If they keep failing, they’ll escte to more drastic tactics soon.”


    However, Dani remained unruffled, her voice calm as she responded, “Let them try.”


    The relentless string of incidents surrounding Dani had escted to a point where even Cedric couldn’t ignore them any longer.


    “It’s nothing,” Dani murmured gently, her head resting on Cedric’s chest that evening.


    “Lillian’s by my side.”


    “But she was hurt today, and both of you are women. How can you handle this?”


    Cedric’s hands trembled as the memory of the harrowing event reyed in his mind.


    The car, out of control, veered recklessly on the overpass, its tires spinning wildly until the front mmed into the guardrail, finally bringing it to a stop.


    Lillian’s hand was injured.


    Without hesitation, Dani, Lillian, and the driver scrambled out of the car. Barely a minuteter, the vehicle erupted in an explosion.


    From a distance, Cedric watched in horror, his legs giving way as he staggered out of his car.


    Nothing terrified Cedric more than the idea of something happening to Dani. The mere thought gripped him with unease.


    He couldn’t fathom why Dani remained so poised, even knowing Katrina had caused Brylee’s death. It was as if she were a predator, patient and calcting, toying with Katrina while staying inplete control.


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