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    “Regardless of your intentions, ry a message to your leader from me: he’ll regret it if he provokes me,” she said over her shoulder.


    Hermanding presence and assured words made the two men freeze, watching helplessly as she entered the hotel.


    “Boss, we failed to apprehend her,” one of the men reported in frustration.


    “What a waste!” The middle-aged man, wearing dark sunsses, pped them both across the head with force. “It’s merely a woman! How could you fail? This contract is worth 100 million dors. I want her in front of me by tomorrow, or you’ll be eliminated.”


    The harshness of his words sent chills down their spines. By “eliminated,” he meant they would be removed from existence.


    “We assure you, we will aplish the task!” they said, voices full of fear and determination.


    Later that night, a faint sound reached Norah’s ears. It was so subtle that only someone fully alert would notice. She blinked open her eyes and rubbed her cheeks briskly to fully wake herself.


    She knew the assassin had arrived.


    An intruder had entered through the window of her room, situated on the 20th floor.


    The intruder moved with such stealth that his footsteps were quieter than a ticking clock in the dead of night. Unaware of Norah’s exact location, he searched multiple rooms before finally entering her bedroom.


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    Spotting the lump beneath the covers on the bed, his eyes glinted with cold determination. Tightening his grip on the dagger, he cautiously advanced toward the bed. With deadly intent, he thrust the dagger into the covers, aiming to kill Norah.


    Contrary to his expectations, there was no violent resistance.


    He withdrew the dagger and quickly lifted the covers. To his shock, he found only two pillows beneath them.


    He had been deceived!


    Stunned, he turned to flee, but before he could react, arge bath towel suddenly covered his face. A cracking sound followed immediately.


    In disbelief, the killer realized his neck had been snapped. Norah released her grip, and the assassin’s body copsed to the floor with a heavy thud.


    As expected, a killer sent by such a mediocre organization was equally unimpressive. His skills were utterlycking! Had she been as inept in that organization, she would have met her end countless times.


    But right now, she knew she needed to dispose of the body immediately.


    After pondering for just a moment, she returned to the bedroom and activated theputer in the suite. She manipted the camera outside the door, causing it to loop the same footage.


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