I Kissed A Stranger To Save His Life — Then I Found Out Who He Really Was
Part 3
Megan Flores stared at the heavy black sedan idling ominously outside her small apartment building, the engine’s low rumble vibrating through the quiet morning air.
The voice on the phone had offered her a terrifyingly simple choice: stay and wait for the men who had just searched her home, or get in the car and trust the mafia boss whose life she had saved.
She tightened her grip on her heavy nursing textbooks, the only real anchor she had left to her previous life.
Without allowing herself another second of paralyzing doubt, she walked quickly out the front door and slid into the leather backseat.
The heavy doors locked instantly with a decisive, terrifying thud.
The driver didn’t say a single word as the car pulled smoothly away from the curb, leaving her entire normal world behind in the rearview mirror.
She pressed her forehead against the cool tinted glass, her heart hammering against her ribs as the adrenaline of the past twelve hours refused to fade.
It felt like an absolute lifetime had passed since her Tuesday night shift had begun.
Only a few hours earlier, the diner had been mostly empty, bathed in the harsh, flickering glow of aging fluorescent lights.
Megan had been working the deeply unpopular night shift for three long years, relying on the quiet hours to study for her grueling nursing exams.
She knew the comforting, predictable rhythms of the late-night crowd with perfect clarity.
There were the weary long-haul truckers who tipped well but rarely spoke, the lonely insomniacs who nursed a single cup of coffee for hours, and the drifters who simply needed to be completely ignored.
She had built a perfectly safe, intensely structured life that consisted entirely of taking vital signs by day and pouring stale coffee by night.
Nothing in her meticulously planned routine had prepared her for the sheer, suffocating gravity of the man who walked in at a quarter to midnight.
Craig Rossi did not belong in a roadside diner that smelled permanently of old grease and cheap bleach.
He wore a long, impeccably tailored dark coat that seemed to absorb the terrible lighting around him.
He moved with the terrifying, absolute confidence of a man who owned everything he looked at.
Megan didn’t know his name yet, didn’t know that he aggressively controlled half the city’s vast underground operations from the deep shadows.
She didn’t know that powerful politicians actively feared him, or that rival syndicates deeply respected his ruthless efficiency.
All she knew was that his mere presence instantly changed the entire air pressure in the small room.
He slid smoothly into the furthest corner booth, keeping his broad back firmly to the solid wall.
His dark, calculating eyes immediately began tracking every single movement, cataloging every person and every potential threat with chilling precision.
Megan grabbed a fresh pot of coffee and approached his table, plastering on her carefully practiced, completely neutral customer service smile.
When she set the ceramic mug down, he didn’t even bother glancing at the sticky laminated menu.
He nodded once, a brief, cold acknowledgment that absolutely didn’t reach his intense eyes.
His body remained coiled incredibly tight, radiating a violent tension that made the hair on Megan’s arms stand straight up.
She quickly retreated behind the safety of the laminate counter, pretending to study a complex diagram of the human circulatory system.
But her gaze kept drifting nervously back to the mysterious, dangerous stranger in the corner booth.
Fifteen minutes later, the small bells above the glass door jingled sharply, shattering the heavy silence.
An older man stepped inside the diner, carrying two large paper bags that smelled strongly of rich, authentic Italian food.
This was Dan Romano, a man who had known Craig Rossi for over thirty long, blood-soaked years.
They had grown up mere blocks apart in the same unforgiving neighborhood, learning the same brutal lessons about fierce loyalty and survival.
When Craig first started building his massive empire, Dan had been the very first person to stand by his side.
Dan spotted Craig immediately and offered a wide, incredibly warm, familiar smile that completely crinkled the corners of his eyes.
They embraced like old, trusted brothers, clapping each other heavily on the shoulders before sliding into opposite sides of the vinyl booth.
Megan relaxed slightly behind the counter, incorrectly assuming this was simply a late-night business meeting between two close colleagues.
She slowly made her way closer to their section, pretending to clean abandoned tables just to keep an eye on them.
That’s exactly when she noticed the strange, unsettling smell.
It was faint at first, mostly masked by the overwhelming aroma of heavy garlic and rich marinara sauce wafting from their takeout bags.
But as Megan stepped closer, a distinct metallic scent sharply hit her nose, followed almost immediately by the unmistakable bitter odor of raw almonds.
Her strict nursing instructors had aggressively drilled the specific signs of chemical poisoning into their heads during endless toxicology lectures.
She froze completely, her damp cleaning rag hovering uselessly over a sticky patch of spilled syrup on a nearby table.
She carefully glanced at the two men in the corner booth, her medical training suddenly screaming in her mind.
Dan hadn’t even touched his hot, expensive food or his fresh cup of coffee.
He was leaning forward aggressively across the table, talking in a remarkably low, incredibly soothing voice.
Craig, on the other hand, was suddenly gripping his coffee mug with violently trembling fingers.
An ugly, furious red hue spread swiftly across his broad neck, accompanied by increasingly labored, uneven gasps for air.
He desperately tried to shift his considerable weight in the booth, but his movements were totally uncoordinated and terrifyingly sluggish.
Dan just watched him silently suffer, his weathered expression remaining completely and utterly blank.
There was no genuine concern crossing his face, no alarm sounding in his steady voice.
It was pure, chilling clinical detachment, the look of a scientist coldly watching a rat die in a maze.
Megan’s heart slammed violently against her ribs as the horrifying, undeniable reality of the situation finally hit her.
This wasn’t a sudden, tragic medical emergency brought on by natural causes or a severe allergic reaction to the food.
This was highly intentional, coldly calculated, and happening right in front of her eyes.
She didn’t know who these incredibly dangerous men were, but she knew exactly what was happening in her diner.
Craig’s dark eyes widened in sudden, raw panic as his massive, powerful body rapidly began to completely fail him.
The highly lethal cyanide compound was aggressively attacking his cellular respiration, starving his brain of vital oxygen.
He desperately reached for his tightening throat, his heavy wooden chair scraping incredibly loudly against the cracked linoleum floor as he tried to stand.
Dan simply placed a perfectly calm hand over his own chest, beautifully playing the part of a deeply concerned friend.
He made absolutely no physical move to actually help the man he had called his brother for three decades.
Megan didn’t stop to think about the overwhelming, paralyzing danger.
She didn’t stop to think about the terrifying fact that getting involved in a mob hit could easily cost her own life.
She just reacted blindly on pure, ingrained medical instinct.
She dropped her damp cleaning rag and sprinted across the empty diner, sliding aggressively into the tight booth right next to the violently choking man.
His vision was already completely glazing over, his lips turning a terrifying, unnatural shade of deep blue.
She grabbed his broad face firmly with both of her hands, physically forcing him to look directly at her.
His skin was terribly clammy, heavily coated in a thick, cold sweat that spoke of rapidly impending cardiac arrest.
Dan started to rise slowly from the opposite bench, his right hand reaching smoothly inside his tailored jacket for a weapon.
Megan ignored him completely, focusing entirely on the rapidly failing lungs of the massive man trapped in her tight grip.
She pinched his nose shut firmly, sealed her mouth tightly over his cold lips, and blew as hard as she physically could.
She absolutely wasn’t kissing him, despite how it must have looked to the terrified cook watching from the kitchen doors.
She was aggressively forcing the deeply poisoned air completely out of his failing system, rapidly replacing it with the life-saving oxygen he desperately needed.
The incredibly sharp, bitter taste of raw almonds heavily coated her tongue, instantly confirming her absolute worst toxicology fears.
She pulled back quickly, letting his broad chest forcefully fall, then leaned in and forcefully breathed for him again.
The entire diner quickly erupted in pure, unadulterated chaos all around them.
A waitress was screaming shrilly near the swinging kitchen doors.
Heavy ceramic plates were shattering loudly against the hard tile floor.
Dan was yelling something she couldn’t even understand over the frantic, deafening rushing sound in her ears.
Megan kept going relentlessly, breathing precious life into a total stranger while his would-be killer stood merely inches away.
Finally, the heavy man beneath her convulsed violently, his powerful body arching off the vinyl seat.
He gasped suddenly, a terrible, wet, tearing sound that completely filled the small, echoing diner.
His dark eyes snapped wide open, wild and totally unfocused, before finally locking intensely onto hers.
He slumped heavily against her shoulder, trembling violently from head to toe, but he was definitely breathing on his own.
Megan wiped the dangerous chemical residue roughly from her mouth, her hands shaking so incredibly hard she could barely feel her own fingers.
She turned sharply to confront Dan, completely ready to scream for someone to call the police immediately.
But before she could get a single, desperate word out, the heavy front glass door exploded inward.
Three large men in identical dark suits burst through the entrance, their heavy weapons already drawn and raised.
This was Craig’s elite security detail, men who were paid exceptionally well to ensure things exactly like this never happened.
The largest of the three armed men, a seasoned enforcer named Tyler, dropped immediately to one knee beside the booth.
His massive, lethal weapon was trained squarely on Dan’s chest across the sticky table.
Megan stayed completely frozen on the cold floor, her shaking hands still hovering defensively over Craig’s heaving chest.
Craig struggled painfully to sit upright, his breathing still terribly uneven, and grabbed Megan’s slim wrist with surprising, bruising strength.
He stared directly at the older man, his eyes burning with the sudden, devastating realization of profound betrayal.
“Dan,” Craig rasped, his voice barely a raw, ragged whisper in the tense silence of the diner.
“You tried to kill me.”
Dan raised his empty hands incredibly slowly, his lined face shifting instantly into a perfect, heavily practiced mask of bewildered innocence.
“Craig, please, you’re not thinking clearly because of whatever just happened to you,” Dan pleaded smoothly, his voice dripping with fake concern.
“Someone obviously tried to poison your coffee while I wasn’t looking, probably one of the rival families.”
Megan shook her head sharply, her deeply ingrained nursing instincts completely overriding any lingering fear of the guns pointed in every direction.
“The lethal poison was definitely in the coffee, and absolutely nobody else came anywhere near this table after I initially poured it.”
Tyler snapped his weapon’s safety off with a loud, terrifying metallic click that echoed in the small room.
The powerful boss dragged himself to a standing position, relying entirely on the edge of the vinyl seating to keep from collapsing.
He looked quietly at Dan, a man he had clearly loved and trusted for a very long time, and something profoundly sad flickered deep in his dark eyes.
Thirty years of shared history, of weddings and funerals and empire-building, all completely erased by a single cup of poisoned coffee.
“Get him out of my sight,” Craig murmured softly, though the devastating weight behind his words promised lethal consequences.
Tyler and another imposing guard hauled Dan roughly to his feet, completely ignoring his desperate, frantic protests.
They dragged him quickly and violently out the back door, leaving Craig and Megan alone in the shattered diner.
The piercing sound of local police sirens began echoing loudly in the distance, growing steadily closer by the absolute second.
Craig turned back to Megan, wiping a thin sheen of cold sweat from his pale, recovering forehead.
“I will totally handle the police when they get here,” he told her incredibly firmly, his tone leaving absolutely no room for debate.
“You just did your required job trying to help a suddenly sick customer, and you don’t know anything else about what happened here.”
Megan wanted to argue openly, wanted to demand answers about the terrifying world she had just collided with.
But the intense, unyielding look in his dark eyes silenced her completely.
He wasn’t just offering her an easy, convenient alibi for the approaching authorities; he was offering her the only possible way to stay completely invisible.
Two long, agonizing hours of intense police questioning later, Megan was finally allowed to walk quietly out of the local station.
She took the early morning bus slowly back to her small apartment, feeling completely physically and emotionally exhausted to her very core.
She desperately convinced herself that it was all finally over, that she could just go right back to her quiet, normal, structured life.
But when she unlocked her front door, the heavy illusion of safety immediately and permanently shattered.
She saw instantly that her heavy nursing textbooks had been noticeably moved from their usual precise position on the desk.
Her favorite ceramic coffee cup was sitting right by the kitchen sink instead of securely resting in the plastic drying rack.
Someone dangerous had thoroughly and methodically searched her home while she was trapped at the police station answering questions.
When the phone suddenly rang and Craig’s deep voice on the other end told her she was no longer safe, the terrifying reality truly set in.
She had to make the most terrifying choice of her life: do I run alone, or do I get in the black car waiting downstairs?
The heavy sedan sped silently through the waking city, completely isolated from the morning commute happening just outside its tinted windows.
Megan sat rigidly in the plush leather seat, her nursing textbooks clutched tightly against her chest like a useless shield.
The driver maintained a strict, professional silence, his eyes constantly scanning the mirrors for any sign of pursuit.
She watched the familiar streets of her modest neighborhood fade rapidly away, replaced by sweeping highways and eventually dense, towering trees.
They were leaving the city entirely, heading deep into the secluded, highly secure outer suburbs where wealth bought absolute privacy.
Megan tried to steady her racing heart by focusing on the rhythmic thumping of the car’s tires over the pavement.
She had spent her entire adult life avoiding trouble, keeping her head down, and meticulously planning a completely safe, predictable future.
Now, because of a single, impulsive act of medical intervention, she was being transported to a mafia safe house by armed men.
She wondered desperately if she had made the right choice, or if she had simply traded one terrifying death for another.
The massive iron gates of a sprawling, heavily wooded estate finally appeared through the morning mist, slowly swinging open as the car approached.
The sedan glided smoothly up the long, winding driveway, coming to a halt before a massive stone mansion that looked more like a fortress.
Two armed guards immediately stepped out from the shadows of the portico, their posture relaxing only slightly when they recognized the driver.
The heavy rear door opened, and Megan was silently ushered into a grand, echoing foyer that smelled faintly of expensive wood polish and old money.
Craig Rossi was sitting rigidly in a high-backed leather chair by a massive stone fireplace, completely surrounded by his most loyal men.
He looked significantly worse than he had in the diner, the adrenaline of the initial attack having fully worn off.
The dark flush had returned to his neck, and his powerful chest was heaving with slow, incredibly labored breaths.
Tyler stood closely by his side, his face tight with deep concern as he watched his boss struggle against the lingering toxins.
When Craig saw Megan enter, he attempted to stand, his pride refusing to let him show weakness in front of a stranger.
But his legs completely failed him, and he sank heavily back into the deep chair with a harsh, grating groan.
Megan’s nursing instincts instantly took over again, completely banishing her fear as she rushed swiftly across the grand room.
“You need to lay completely flat right now, and someone needs to get me a full medical kit,” Megan ordered sharply, her voice echoing off the high ceiling.
Tyler hesitated for a fraction of a second, his protective instincts warring fiercely with his boss’s obvious physical distress.
“Do exactly what she says,” Craig ground out through clenched teeth, his dark eyes locked intensely on Megan.
Within seconds, Megan had Craig moved to a large leather sofa, elevating his heavy legs to promote better blood flow to his vital organs.
Tyler produced a surprisingly well-stocked trauma kit, and Megan immediately went to work checking Craig’s wildly erratic pulse.
The cyanide compound was still actively fighting its way through his resilient system, placing massive strain on his already overworked heart.
“The hospital would have flushed your system completely,” Megan muttered as she efficiently checked his pupils with a small penlight.
“I couldn’t exactly walk into a public emergency room after my oldest friend just tried to murder me,” Craig replied, his voice strained but steady.
“If Dan’s loyalists knew I was severely weakened and completely vulnerable in a hospital bed, they would have finished the job immediately.”
Megan didn’t respond, entirely focused on starting a basic IV line to help aggressively hydrate his struggling system.
For the next four agonizing hours, the grand living room of the mafia safe house essentially became a tense, makeshift intensive care unit.
Megan carefully monitored Craig’s dangerously fluctuating vital signs, forcefully administering fluids and doing everything in her limited power to stabilize him.
Tyler and the other heavily armed guards watched her every single move with intense, unblinking scrutiny, their hands never straying far from their weapons.
Despite the terrifying, deeply surreal situation, Megan found a strange, comforting rhythm in the familiar, clinical work.
She was no longer just a terrified waitress caught in the brutal crossfire of a violent mob war.
She was a highly capable medical professional, actively keeping a powerful, dangerous man tethered to the world of the living.
As the long morning slowly dragged into early afternoon, Craig’s labored breathing finally began to ease into a more normal, steady rhythm.
The dangerous, unnatural pallor slowly left his strong face, replaced by his usual, commanding color.
He opened his dark eyes, perfectly clear and incredibly sharp, and stared thoughtfully at the young woman adjusting his IV drip.
“You’re remarkably calm for someone who was just targeted by highly trained killers,” Craig observed quietly, his voice finally regaining its usual deep resonance.
Megan paused her medical adjustments, meeting his intense gaze without immediately looking away in fear.
“I’m terrified, actually,” she admitted honestly, her voice surprisingly steady despite her violently trembling hands.
“But panic doesn’t help stabilize a dangerously erratic heart rate, and I’d really prefer you didn’t die on my watch.”
Craig let out a short, completely humorless laugh, the sound rough and grating in the large, quiet room.
“Dan deeply underestimated my organization, but he underestimated you even more,” Craig said, his tone turning suddenly serious and cold.
“He assumed you were just a simple, disposable bystander who would easily run away crying at the very first sign of trouble.”
“I almost did run,” Megan admitted quietly, adjusting the plastic tubing of the IV with careful, practiced movements.
“But when I saw my apartment had been searched, I realized running was probably exactly what they wanted me to do.”
Craig nodded slowly, a deep, abiding respect finally settling fully into his sharp, calculating features.
“Dan sent a message by completely violating your safe home, hoping to easily intimidate you into silence.”
“Instead, he just forced you to definitively choose a side in a war you didn’t even know existed.”
Tyler stepped quietly into the room, his heavy boots making absolutely no sound on the thick Persian rug.
“Boss,” Tyler said respectfully, his voice low and incredibly tight with barely suppressed anger.
“Dan is securely secured in the basement holding room, and he’s finally starting to talk about his grand plans.”
Craig’s entire demeanor instantly shifted, the recovering patient entirely replaced by the ruthless, calculating boss.
The temperature in the grand room seemed to drop ten degrees as Craig slowly sat up, completely ignoring Megan’s medical protests.
“What exactly did my dear, loyal friend have to say for himself?” Craig asked, his voice deadly quiet and terrifyingly calm.
“He had half the Northside lieutenants totally bought off, actively waiting for the official word of your sudden, tragic demise,” Tyler reported grimly.
“They were planning a massive, coordinated sweep of our active territories tonight, completely wiping out anyone entirely loyal to you.”
Craig simply stared into the cold, empty fireplace, processing the sheer, devastating scale of the betrayal with chilling detachment.
Thirty years of deep, unbreakable brotherhood, entirely dismantled by greed and blind, ruthless ambition.
Megan watched the terrible transformation happen, seeing the exact moment Craig decided how this brutal story was going to end.
“You are absolutely not medically cleared to be walking around right now,” Megan stated firmly, stepping directly into Craig’s path.
Craig looked down at her, a completely humorless smile finally touching the very corners of his hardened mouth.
“I appreciate your immense dedication to my health, Megan, but some highly pressing business absolutely cannot wait for a doctor’s official note.”
He gently but incredibly firmly moved her aside, his powerful body moving with surprising grace despite the lingering poison in his system.
“Tyler, keep her completely secure in this room, and lock down the entire perimeter,” Craig ordered sharply as he walked toward the heavy basement doors.
Megan stood helplessly by the dying fire, listening to the heavy, echoing thud of Craig’s boots descending into the dark depths of the estate.
She didn’t want to know exactly what was happening down there in the cold, damp basement.
She didn’t want to think about what a man like Craig Rossi did to a deeply trusted friend who had tried to murder him.
Tyler stood silently by the massive front doors, his heavy weapon drawn and ready, his eyes constantly scanning the long driveway.
The tense silence in the grand living room was suddenly shattered by the incredibly sharp, unmistakable crack of gunfire outside.
Megan gasped loudly, instinctively dropping low to the plush rug as the heavy front windows rattled violently from the concussive force.
“Stay exactly where you are and keep your head completely down!” Tyler roared, taking strategic cover behind a massive stone pillar.
Dan’s treacherous lieutenants hadn’t waited for the official word of Craig’s tragic demise; they had aggressively launched a preemptive strike on the safe house.
Heavy automatic weapons chewed aggressively into the sturdy stone facade of the mansion, sending sharp, dangerous shards of debris flying across the foyer.
Tyler calmly returned highly precise, calculated fire, his immense training showing in every single, measured movement he made.
Megan pressed her trembling body flat against the floor, clutching her heavy nursing textbooks tightly over her vulnerable head.
She closed her eyes tightly, desperately praying to any deity listening that the heavy reinforced doors would completely hold against the violent assault.
Suddenly, the deafening, chaotic gunfire outside abruptly ceased, completely replaced by an incredibly eerie, terrifying silence.
Megan slowly lifted her head, her ears ringing painfully from the extreme noise, expecting to see heavily armed men pouring through the shattered windows.
Instead, Craig calmly walked back up the basement stairs, looking completely unbothered by the violent attack raging on his very doorstep.
He held Dan’s personal cell phone firmly in his steady hand, the screen glowing brightly in the dim, dusty light of the foyer.
“It’s completely over,” Craig announced loudly, his commanding voice easily carrying across the entire, massive room.
“I just sent a highly detailed mass text to every single one of Dan’s ambitious lieutenants, along with a very clear, timestamped picture of Dan completely surrendering his operations.”
Tyler lowered his weapon slowly, letting out a long, deeply relieved breath as the immediate, terrifying threat finally dissolved.
“They were only brave enough to aggressively attack because they completely believed I was already dead,” Craig explained calmly to Megan.
“The absolute second they realized I was still fully breathing, and that Dan had totally failed, their pathetic rebellion instantly crumbled into dust.”
Craig walked slowly over to the large leather sofa, finally allowing his immense exhaustion to completely show on his face.
He sank heavily onto the plush cushions, offering Megan a look of profound, genuine gratitude that transcended his ruthless world.
“You completely saved my empire tonight, Megan, not just my highly complicated life,” Craig said softly, his dark eyes intensely sincere.
“If I had died in that diner, Dan would have unleashed a massive, incredibly bloody war that would have easily torn this entire city apart.”
Megan slowly pushed herself up from the dusty floor, meticulously brushing the small stone debris from her stained waitress uniform.
“I didn’t care at all about your empire or your city,” she replied honestly, her voice surprisingly steady and clear.
“I just saw a vulnerable man dying right in front of me, and I simply did what I was strictly trained to do.”
Craig nodded slowly, completely accepting her honest answer with the quiet respect it deeply deserved.
“Your intense dedication to saving lives is exactly why you can absolutely never go back to pouring cheap coffee in that diner.”
Megan’s heart completely sank, the terrifying reality of her permanently altered situation finally crashing down on her exhausted shoulders.
“You’re permanently keeping me here?” she asked quietly, her voice trembling slightly despite her very best, determined efforts to remain completely brave.
“No,” Craig replied instantly, his tone incredibly firm and entirely uncompromising.
“I am keeping the solemn promise I made to you in that diner when I told you I would completely handle the complicated consequences.”
He painfully pulled a heavy, sealed envelope from his dark coat pocket and gently placed it on the glass coffee table between them.
“In that envelope is a completely clean, highly secure new identity, along with comprehensive admission papers to one of the best nursing schools on the West Coast.”
Megan stared in absolute shock at the thick envelope, her mind violently struggling to process the sheer, impossible magnitude of his quiet offer.
“Your tuition, your housing, and your living expenses are fully and completely paid for indefinitely,” Craig continued smoothly.
“You will never, ever have to work another exhausting night shift or worry about paying for your expensive textbooks ever again.”
Tears finally welled up hotly in Megan’s tired eyes, completely blurring her vision of the deeply dangerous, incredibly generous man sitting before her.
She had spent her entire life aggressively fighting for every single, tiny scrap of stability, constantly terrified of losing it all.
Now, the absolute worst, most terrifying night of her entire life was miraculously handing her exactly everything she had ever dreamed of.
“Why are you doing all this for me?” she whispered, her voice completely thick with overwhelming, confusing emotion.
“Because in my brutal world, genuine, selfless loyalty is the absolute rarest, most valuable currency,” Craig answered quietly, his dark eyes incredibly soft.
“You risked absolutely everything to save a complete stranger, demanding absolutely nothing in return.”
“That is a highly unique debt that I am incredibly honored to fully repay.”
Three long, busy years later, the incredibly bright, sterile lights of a prestigious Seattle hospital ward gleamed warmly on the highly polished floors.
Megan Flores, now confidently wearing crisp, clean medical scrubs and a prominent, highly respected resident badge, walked smoothly down the busy hallway.
She confidently held a steaming ceramic cup of premium coffee, the rich, comforting aroma completely devoid of any bitter metallic tang.
She was perfectly, completely safe, surrounded entirely by highly dedicated professionals actively working to save fragile lives.
She paused quietly by a large, sunny window, looking out over the beautiful, peaceful city skyline, deeply knowing she had truly earned this perfect peace.
Not by running away blindly in sheer terror, but by bravely choosing to stay when it mattered the absolute most.
THE END
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