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    As they rounded the bend, their car collided with the front of the truck.


    A loud crash echoed as the ck car was shoved off the cliff by the truck, tumbling through the air before rolling downhill.


    The truck stopped at the roadside, next to the teetering remains of a shattered guardrail.


    The driver leaped from the truck and gazed at the tumbling ck car. It sparked as it collided with the cliff before plunging into the dense, unseen forest below.


    The entire event unfolded in under five minutes. The driver snapped a picture, climbed into a waiting car at the roadside, and sped off swiftly.


    The truck remained where it was, ck tire marks and shattered guardrails on the road bearing witness to the horrific ident that had just urred.


    Sean ordered Phillip to drive the Lamborghini out of the garage, urging him toward the location of Norah’s attack. The watchers tracking Norah remained vignt. The moment she appeared, they set their assassination n in motion.


    As they sped along, Phillip listened to Sean’s exnation of Norah’s predicament, attempting to calm his boss’s nerves. “Try not to worry too much, Mr. Scott. With Sacredice’s team on site, Miss Wilson should be well-protected.”


    An ominous feeling crept over Sean as he pressed a hand against his thundering heart.


    “Step on it,” he growled.


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    Without a word, Phillip elerated. The satellite positioning system indicated that Sacredice’s personnel had reached Pair Peak Mountain. With Kason’s people there, Norah’s safety seemed assured.


    Upon receiving the news, Kason’s immediate response was to race to the scene. He hadn’t anticipated that, despite his thorough preparations, the attackers had managed to find a weak point. “Be safe, Nora,” Kason silently pleaded.


    The bodyguards assigned to Nora were all highly skilled veterans, retired from military service. Kason had pulled strings to ensure each was armed with a firearm. Yet even with such meticulous nning, the attackers struck with overwhelming force. Those who had failed to eliminate Nora a year ago were back, determined to finish the job.


    Nora’s amnesiaplicated the investigation into her enemies. Kason also wanted to avoid stimting her brain to promote memory recovery.


    His dark eyes fixed on the endless stream of traffic ahead, Kason’s heart raced with anxiety.


    When Sean and Kason arrived, police had already cordoned off the area where several vehicles had shed. Warning signs dotted the scene as officers processed evidence.


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