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    But Huey wasn’t buying it. Dani wasn’t the type to deceive him. She was on the brink of motherhood, and when he saw the tenderness in her eyes as she gazed at his granddaughter, he knew he could trust her. Dani wasn’t after revenge. She wanted justice. The justice that had been swept under the rug for two decades.


    Alexander wasted no time—Hackett was officially out of themerce association. With that done, he set out to find Dani. But getting to her wasn’t easy. Elite Lux was locked down, and Dani had made sure he had no way in. He waited, lurking until she finally stepped out for her usual walk. The moment he saw her, he moved in.


    “Dani, I’ve been waiting for ages. Why are you shutting me out?”


    Dani’s lips thinned, irritation flickering in her gaze. “What do you want?”


    “I’ve kicked Hackett out of the association,” Alexander said, as if expecting praise.


    She didn’t react. Huey had already given her the rundown over the phone. “Don’t worry, I’m not stopping with Hackett. I’ll wipe out the rest of them, bring in new blood, and take charge myself. Everything I’m doing is for you.”


    If Huey hadn’t tipped her off that the others wanted Hackett gone out of fear—suspecting him in Marcus’ death—Dani might have actually bought into Alexander’s act.


    “Dani, everything I’ve done, it’s so I can stand beside you the right way. Can’t you see how much I care? Doesn’t that count for something?”


    Dani didn’t feel ttered—she felt sick. Alexander saw her face pale and moved to steady her, but Cedric was faster. Without hesitation, he kicked Alexander back.


    “You alright?” Cedric’s voice was thick with concern.


    Dani shook off the moment and turned away. Cedric caught her arm gently and shot Alexander a deadly re. “Stay away. That’s your only warning.”


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    In seconds, Elite Lux security closed in, ensuring Alexander didn’t take another step. Dani gestured toward the building. “Let’s go back,” she told Cedric. Her pregnancy symptoms weren’t too bad—until Alexander showed up. Then, like clockwork, nausea hit.


    After a moment, she muttered to Cedric, “I don’t know what cologne he’s wearing, but every time he’s near, my stomach flips.”


    Cedric had already figured it out—Alexander was trying to find the right perfume to mimic him. From the entrance, Alexander watched. He couldn’t hear what they were saying, but he saw Dani gagging and Cedric hovering protectively. They’d been married for a while now, but suddenly, Cedric was acting all nervous.


    Alexander’s eyes narrowed, drifting to Dani’s stomach. Still t.


    Turning on his heel, he pulled out his phone and fired off a message to the association’s group chat. “I want you to find out if Dani is pregnant.”


    The association had people everywhere—hospitals, clinics, ces with ess to records most people couldn’t touch. Finding pregnancy records? That was easy work.


    Huey took a quick screenshot of Alexander’s message and sent it over to Dani. Just to be sure, he followed up with a call. Dani was at her desk, fingers tapping steadily on her keyboard.


    It didn’t take long for a reply toe through. “We checked the national database—no blood test records for Dani. She’s probably not pregnant.”


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