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The Ex-Wife's Burning Elegance novel Chapter 2189

"Next time someone picks it up, you might never find it again."

With that, Joshua turned to leave. Leonard's voice called out after him.

"Are you starting to remember?"

Joshua paused and looked back, his dark eyes as fathomless as the deep ocean. "Did I forget something important?"

Leonard didn't answer, but his predatory gaze locked onto Joshua's face, searching for any crack in the facade. "Why are you targeting me at every turn? If memory serves, we've only met a handful of times."

Joshua remained perfectly composed, his expression mildly amused. "Oh, it's because I had a dream a while ago. In it, there was a thief who kept coveting what was mine. Eventually, while I was away, he stole it. You happen to look exactly like the thief in my dream, which is why I find you so repulsive. Since you just lost your cat, you must understand exactly how it feels to have something important stolen from you, right?"

Leonard's gaze turned dark. "Did you come back just for revenge?"

"I was hypnotized three years ago and lost some memories," Joshua said lightly. "You seem to know quite a lot about my past. Why don't you fill me in? If the story entertains me, I might just give your cat back."

Before Leonard could respond, a sudden gunshot shattered the air.

Bang!

The sharp crack of shattering glass immediately followed.

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Bang!

Another bullet slammed into their cover. Juniper moved with impossible agility, twisting out of the line of fire and returning several precision shots. Her lethal fluidity made it glaringly obvious she was no ordinary civilian.

However, the sheer volume of attackers was overwhelming. Even with her skills, Juniper was barely keeping them pinned down.

Stella wasn't waiting around to be rescued. She immediately dialed Gideon, her head of security, but the call rang out into nothing. A knot tightened in her chest. She quickly dialed Wilbur.

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