The Billionaire Mob Boss Heard Them Making Fun Of My Weight — His Response Was Terrifying
Part 2
The terrifying promise hung in the silent air of the ballroom as he led me toward the exit.
I stumbled beside him, my mind spinning with a chaotic blend of sheer terror and intoxicating disbelief.
I fully expected him to put me in a cab and send me back to my modest apartment.
Instead, I woke up the next morning in the sprawling, floor-to-ceiling glass penthouse of his downtown tower.
The transition into his shadowy world was a dizzying whiplash of silk, steel, and suffocating devotion.
Within forty-eight hours, my old life was completely unrecognizable.
His personal assistant arrived to pack my essential belongings, casually handing me a black platinum credit card.
She informed me that Dominic preferred I stay with him, and requested I update my wardrobe with fabrics that highlighted my curves rather than hiding them.
I felt like an absolute fraud standing in that luxurious closet.
For twenty-eight years, society had drilled into my head that I simply took up too much space.
I was conditioned to shrink myself, to apologize for my heavy body, to wear dark colors and blend into the background.
But Dominic demanded the exact opposite.
When I nervously tried on a custom-made crimson silk dress for him one evening, I instinctively sucked in my stomach.
He immediately crossed the room, his massive hands resting heavily on my hips to force me to relax.
He growled against my bare shoulder, demanding I never shrink myself for him, swearing he wanted every single inch of me.
The dark, obsessive romance was intoxicating, but the violent reality of his true nature was a bloody undercurrent I couldn’t ignore.
A week after the holiday gala incident, the morning news broadcast a horrifying headline.
Tyler Brooks had been found brutally beaten in an alleyway near the river.
Both of his legs were shattered in a calculated way that ensured he would never walk normally again.
The police officially called it a random mugging, but my stomach twisted into a painful knot of certainty.
I found Dominic in his study, my hands shaking violently as I held up the news article on my phone.
He didn’t even blink, calmly signing a stack of shipping manifests on his mahogany desk.
He stood up, rounding the desk to step intimately into my personal space.
He didn’t look angry; he looked entirely resolute.
He traced my jawline with a calloused thumb, reminding me that Tyler had bet I would break a chair.
So, Dominic simply broke him instead.
He whispered that in his ruthless world, weakness was blood in the water, and letting a peasant mock his queen meant losing respect.
I shivered, a conflicting mix of sheer terror and deep, twisted arousal pooling in my stomach.
No one had ever fought for me, let alone shed blood in my name.
But could I really build a life with a man whose love was measured in broken bones and spilled blood?
Part 3
Megan Harris could indeed build a life with a man whose love was measured in broken bones and spilled blood, because for the first time in twenty-eight years, someone had finally deemed her worthy of protection.
The brutal reality of Dominic Silva’s violent empire was terrifying, but the absolute, unwavering devotion he poured into her was an intoxicating poison she willingly swallowed.
Megan had spent her entire existence trying to be invisible, apologizing for the space her two-hundred-and-forty-pound frame occupied in a world that demanded women be small, quiet, and easily digestible.
She had learned early on that being heavy meant being the target of unsolicited medical advice from strangers, cruel whispers in fitting rooms, and the agonizing realization that she would never be the romantic lead in her own life story.
She had built a fortress around her heart, burying herself in spreadsheets and corporate analytics at the logistics firm, convinced that if she was brilliant enough, her body wouldn’t matter.
But the world had never stopped punishing her for her size, right up until the night Dominic shattered the legs of the man who had turned her existence into a cruel betting game.
In the weeks following the horrifying incident at the holiday gala, the sprawling, floor-to-ceiling glass penthouse of Dominic’s downtown tower became her gilded cage and her sanctuary.
The transition from her modest, cramped apartment to the epicenter of a criminal empire was a disorienting fever dream woven with silk, steel, and suffocating luxury.
Dominic treated her with a reverence that bordered on religious fanaticism.
He surrounded her with a small army of tailors, demanding they craft a wardrobe of rich jewel tones and luxurious fabrics that deliberately accentuated her wide hips, heavy thighs, and full bust.
Every time she instinctively tried to hide herself behind a loose sweater or fold her arms over her stomach, Dominic would quietly cross the room to pull her hands away.
He would press his face into the soft curve of her neck, his gravelly voice vibrating against her skin as he swore that she was a goddess and he would burn the world down before he let her hide her light.
It was a profound, terrifying psychological shift for a woman who had spent decades shrinking herself to make others comfortable.
She was slowly learning to stretch out, to eat without shame under his ravenous gaze, and to accept the terrifying truth that the most dangerous predator in the city looked at her like she was the only oxygen left on earth.
But a mob boss’s obsession came with a heavy, bloody price tag.
The violent retaliation against her corporate bully had sent shockwaves through the criminal underworld, exposing a crack in Dominic’s normally impenetrable, icy armor.
Rival factions quickly realized that the phantom king of the Chicago syndicate suddenly had a tangible, flesh-and-blood weakness.
The whispers started in the shadowy corners of back-alley clubs and smoky back rooms, suggesting that Dominic Silva had lost his edge over a heavy-set accountant.
The mounting tension was a suffocating pressure cooker, threatening to shatter the fragile, beautiful bubble Dominic had built around her.
He spent long nights in his mahogany study, his sharp features illuminated by the harsh glow of his monitors as he mobilized his enforcers to crush any dissenting murmurs.
Megan often stood in the doorway, watching the ruthless mob boss systematically dismantle his enemies with chilling efficiency.
She knew she should be horrified by the body count quietly piling up in his wake, but a dark, twisted part of her felt deeply, undeniably safe.
The simmering cold war in the criminal underworld reached a boiling point exactly two weeks after Megan had moved into the penthouse.
Dominic had been summoned to a mandatory sit-down at a historic steakhouse in the city’s affluent district, a neutral ground chosen for a tense peace summit.
The meeting was with Brendan Walsh, a notorious, volatile kingpin who controlled a sprawling rival syndicate operating out of the southern territories.
Brendan was a greasy, gaunt man with a reputation for unchecked viciousness and a profound lack of respect for the old, unspoken rules of the syndicate.
When Dominic calmly informed Megan that she would be accompanying him to the summit, a jolt of sheer panic paralyzed her lungs.
She pleaded with him to let her stay in the safety of the penthouse, terrified of being dragged into a room full of hardened killers who viewed her as a liability.
Dominic had simply cupped her face in his massive, scarred hands, his slate-gray eyes locking onto hers with an intensity that made her knees weak.
He told her that they needed to see who stood beside him, that she was his queen, and a king never hid his crown in the shadows.
The preparation for the dinner felt like arming for an impending, bloody crusade.
Rosa, Dominic’s stoic personal assistant, brought in a custom-fitted black wrap dress that hugged every single curve of Megan’s heavy body with unapologetic precision.
As Megan stared at her reflection in the full-length mirror, she didn’t see the shy, insecure accountant who used to hide in the back of the elevator.
She saw a woman radiating a dark, quiet power, her dark hair swept up in an elegant style, her lips painted a deep, commanding crimson.
The drive to the restaurant was executed with the militaristic precision of a presidential motorcade.
Their armored luxury SUV was flanked by two identical vehicles, filled with heavily armed enforcers who looked ready to lay down their lives at a moment’s notice.
Dominic held her hand tightly in the backseat, his thumb rhythmically stroking her knuckles in a silent, grounding promise.
He smelled of expensive tobacco, bergamot, and the sharp, metallic tang of impending violence.
When they arrived at the steakhouse, the heavy oak doors were held open by Dominic’s men, who had already secured the entire perimeter.
The private dining room at the back of the establishment was suffocatingly tense, smelling of charred bone-in ribeyes, top-shelf bourbon, and barely contained hostility.
Brendan Walsh sat at the head of the heavy mahogany table, flanked by four hulking guards whose jackets bulged with concealed weaponry.
Megan felt entirely out of place, a soft, heavy civilian dropped into a shark tank, but she forced herself to keep her chin high as Dominic pulled out her chair.
Dominic sat directly beside her, his broad shoulders relaxed, but his eyes scanning the room with the lethal calculation of an apex predator.
The business negotiations commenced with a rigid, icy formality, the two bosses discussing territorial lines and supply chain percentages in hushed, dangerous tones.
Megan sat perfectly still, her hands folded neatly in her lap, trying to control the erratic hammering of her heart against her ribs.
She focused on the steady, rhythmic breathing of the man beside her, using his absolute calm to anchor her own spiraling anxiety.
The fragile peace held for the first hour, right up until the third bottle of expensive imported wine was uncorked and poured.
As the alcohol loosened his inhibitions, Brendan’s sunken, bloodshot eyes began to linger heavily on Megan’s body, his gaze dripping with sleazy entitlement.
He openly stared at the heavy swell of her chest, then slowly dragged his eyes down to the thick curve of her hips pressing against the antique wooden chair.
A nasty, drunken grin spread across his gaunt face, revealing a row of yellowed teeth that made Megan’s stomach violently churn.
He wiped his greasy mouth with a linen napkin, slurring his words as he told Dominic he had heard rumors about a new girl.
Brendan laughed a raspy, grating sound, claiming he was expecting a runway model, but he could see Dominic liked them with some serious meat on the bone.
The temperature in the private dining room plummeted so rapidly that Megan could practically see her own breath freezing in the air.
The ambient clinking of expensive silverware stopped instantly, replaced by a deafening, terrifying silence that sucked all the oxygen from the space.
Megan froze, her entire body locking up as the familiar, suffocating wave of childhood humiliation threatened to drag her under.
Here it was again, the inevitable punchline, the cruel reminder that no matter how she dressed or who she sat beside, she would always just be a joke.
Brendan leaned back in his chair, completely oblivious to the lethal shift in the room’s atmosphere, and let out another barking laugh.
He sneered that with an appetite like Dominic’s, he guessed the boss needed a heavy cow who knew her way around a buffet line.
Brendan never got the chance to finish his vile, drunken sentence.
Dominic moved with a terrifying, explosive speed that completely defied his massive size, turning him into a blur of tailored bespoke violence.
In a fraction of a second, Dominic reached across the polished wood table and grabbed the heavy, serrated steak knife resting beside his porcelain plate.
He lunged forward and drove the sharp blade violently downward, piercing straight through the back of Brendan Walsh’s right hand and pinning it completely to the solid oak table.
Brendan’s agonizing, bloodcurdling scream echoed off the rich wood-paneled walls, shattering the dead silence into a million jagged pieces.
The rival guards jumped up, frantically reaching into their tailored jackets, but Dominic’s enforcers already had their weapons drawn, aiming directly at the heads of the Walsh crew.
Dominic didn’t even bother to draw his own weapon; he simply stood over the ruined table, his massive hand still gripping the hilt of the buried knife.
Dark, crimson blood pooled rapidly around the pristine white china, soaking into the expensive linen tablecloth like a blossoming red flower.
Dominic hissed, his voice vibrating with a demonic, uncontrollable rage as his slate-gray eyes locked onto Brendan’s wide, tear-filled, terrified face.
He ordered the weeping kingpin to look at her again, to speak about her again, to even breathe in her general direction again.
Dominic swore to God that if Brendan so much as thought about her, he wouldn’t just take his hand; he would cut out his tongue and feed it to the stray dogs in the alley.
Brendan sobbed pathetically, his gaunt face turning a sickly, translucent gray as he stared in absolute horror at the heavy blade pinning him to the wood.
He desperately stammered out a choked apology, begging for his life as the pain sent violent tremors through his entire body.
Dominic twisted the knife slightly, eliciting another horrifying shriek of pure agony, before abruptly and violently yanking the blade out of the wood.
He casually tossed the dripping, bloody knife onto Brendan’s ruined plate, the metallic clatter sounding like a gunshot in the quiet room.
Dominic turned back to Megan, the murderous, demonic rage in his eyes vanishing the very second his gaze met hers, instantly replaced by that terrifying, obsessive devotion.
He held out his clean left hand to her, his voice dropping to a soft, reverent murmur as he asked her to come with him.
He completely ignored the bleeding, sobbing mob boss and the dozen drawn guns surrounding them, casually stating that the atmosphere had lost its appeal.
As Megan placed her trembling, icy hand into his warm palm and let him lead her out of the restaurant, a chilling realization settled deep into her bones.
Dominic Silva wasn’t just defending her fragile honor; he was completely, irrevocably obsessed, and he was fully prepared to burn down the entire city to keep her on the pedestal he had built.
The knife plunged brutally through Brendan Walsh’s hand was a definitive declaration of war, and within twenty-four hours, the streets of Chicago began to bleed.
Dominic’s sprawling glass penthouse was instantly transformed into an impenetrable, claustrophobic fortress of armed security and paranoid vigilance.
Heavily armed guardsmen built like freight trains patrolled the gilded corridors, their bespoke suits doing little to hide the tactical gear underneath.
Megan spent her days pacing the expansive marble floors, the crushing weight of the rapidly escalating violence pressing heavily on her chest.
She had spent her entire miserable life desperately trying to remain invisible, a pathetic wallflower constantly apologizing for the physical space she occupied.
Now, she was the undisputed epicenter of a brutal mob war, the singular, burning obsession of the city’s most lethal and unforgiving predator.
Late one Tuesday night, the suffocating strain of the constant lockdown finally broke her fragile composure.
Unable to sleep, Megan retreated to the massive, state-of-the-art kitchen, seeking solace in the only coping mechanism that had ever truly anchored her.
She was stress baking in the middle of the night, covered in a fine dusting of white flour as she vigorously kneaded a massive mound of sweet brioche dough.
She wore only one of Dominic’s oversized black silk dress shirts, the luxurious fabric clinging softly to her generous curves, her thick thighs bare against the cold marble floor.
She was crying softly, hot tears sliding silently down her flushed cheeks and dripping off her chin into the sticky dough.
She jumped violently when a deep, exhausted voice murmured from the doorway, asking why she was weeping over the flour.
Dominic was leaning heavily against the mahogany doorframe, his expensive tie undone, looking completely drained but fiercely, dangerously alert.
He moved across the kitchen with the silent, predatory grace of a panther, coming to stand directly behind her trembling frame.
He wrapped his massive, muscular arms around her wide waist, burying his exhausted face deeply into the warm crook of her neck.
He inhaled deeply, breathing her in as if her sweet scent of vanilla and fear was the only clean oxygen left in his corrupted world.
Megan whispered brokenly that people were dying, her voice cracking as she confessed she had seen the news about the warehouse explosion in the South Loop.
She sobbed that he hadn’t slept in three agonizing days, and all of this death and destruction was happening simply because a cruel man made a joke about her weight.
Dominic spun her around with shocking speed, his large hands gripping her thick upper arms firmly, not to hurt her, but to violently ground her spiraling panic.
He demanded she never say that, ordering her never to diminish her own worth or the absolute reverence he held for her.
He stated flatly that Brendan hadn’t insulted her weight; the bastard had insulted Dominic’s very soul.
He told her that the rival syndicate had looked at the only pure, beautiful thing in his filthy, violent life and tried to drag it down into their mud.
He pulled her flush against his hard chest, sighing as she perfectly yielded to his sharp, unyielding edges.
He asked if she truly thought she was a burden, if society had brainwashed her so deeply that she still believed she took up too much room.
Dominic swore into her hair that he wanted to build a brand new world where she was the blazing sun, and everyone else was simply forced to orbit her.
He assured her that the Walsh syndicate was entirely dead the moment Brendan opened his vile mouth, and he was simply taking his time finishing the paperwork.
Despite the dark, intoxicating sweetness of his terrifying devotion, the grim reality of their violent situation was rapidly closing in.
Brendan Walsh had survived the steakhouse incident with a ruined hand, but he had immediately taken full control of the Irish syndicate from his hospital bed.
Brendan knew he couldn’t hit Dominic directly without risking an all-out bloodbath that would destroy them both.
So, he aimed his sights on the one glaring target Dominic had explicitly, publicly marked as his fatal weakness.
The following Thursday afternoon, Megan begged Dominic for just a tiny, fleeting semblance of her old, boring normalcy.
She just wanted to walk down the street and order a simple vanilla latte from her favorite artisanal cafe in Wicker Park without feeling like a high-value prisoner of war.
Dominic reluctantly agreed, his jaw tight with anxiety as he dispatched his lead enforcer and three other heavily armed men to escort her.
The small neighborhood cafe was quiet and peaceful, smelling wonderfully of freshly roasted espresso beans and the damp, earthy scent of impending rain.
Megan stood at the wooden counter, fishing her wallet out of her purse, feeling a fleeting, beautiful sense of her old, unremarkable life returning.
That comforting illusion shattered into a million jagged pieces in a single, terrifying instant.
A massive black SUV violently hopped the curb, smashing straight through the front plate glass window of the quiet cafe with a deafening, explosive crash.
Glass blew inward like lethal shrapnel, slicing through the air as terrified patrons began screaming and scrambling for any available cover.
The lead enforcer roared at Megan to get down, instantly drawing his concealed weapon as three men in heavy tactical gear poured out of the ruined SUV.
They raised semi-automatic rifles, and deafening, chaotic gunfire immediately erupted, drowning out the screams.
The air filled with the choking dust of pulverized drywall and the acrid, burning smell of expelled gunpowder.
The enforcer shoved Megan hard behind the heavy oak pastry counter, returning fire with lethal, mechanical precision, dropping the first attacker before he even cleared the bumper.
But there were simply too many of them, heavily armed and driven by Brendan’s promise of a massive bounty.
One of the remaining hitmen managed to flank the counter, a hulking, scarred brute who spotted Megan huddled on the floor covered in dust.
He yelled to his partner that he found the heavy bitch, barking that Brendan wanted her brought back to the compound alive.
The hitman lunged over the counter, grabbing a fistful of Megan’s dark hair and violently hauling her upward.
Megan screamed in blinding pain, her hands desperately clawing at the thick nylon of his heavy tactical vest.
The man grunted, calling her a heavy cow and demanding she move, struggling to drag her dead weight over the ruined display case.
But he had severely underestimated her solid, grounded mass, and the sudden, fierce will to live that Dominic Silva had ignited deep within her soul.
For the first time in her life, Megan didn’t shrink away from a fight, and she absolutely refused to let herself be dragged into the darkness.
Instead of fighting his pull, she used the very body society had mocked for decades as a weapon to fight back.
She planted her heavy boots firmly on the slick, dust-covered floor, throwing all two hundred and forty pounds of her weight backward, dropping her center of gravity.
The sudden, massive shift in weight broke the hitman’s grip, sending him stumbling forward completely off balance.
Before the brute could recover his footing, Megan grabbed a full, boiling hot carafe of fresh drip coffee from the lower warming shelf and hurled the scalding liquid directly into his face.
The scarred hitman shrieked in absolute agony, dropping his heavy rifle to the floor and frantically clutching his blistering, red skin.
Megan didn’t hesitate for a single second, scrambling past his writhing body just as the front doors were completely blown off their metal hinges.
Through the thick, choking smoke and swirling plaster dust, Dominic Silva walked into the ruined cafe.
He didn’t look like a wealthy corporate CEO anymore; he looked exactly like the devil incarnate rising from the fiery depths of hell.
He held a customized, matte-black SIG Sauer in one steady hand, his slate-gray eyes frantically scanning the bloody carnage.
The moment his gaze locked onto Megan, seeing her covered in white dust but miraculously unharmed, his rigid, tense shoulders dropped a fraction of an inch.
But the relief was fleeting, quickly replaced by a murderous, unholy hellfire that burned brightly in his dark eyes.
The remaining hitmen realized far too late exactly who had just breached the building, their weapons swinging wildly toward the door.
Before they could even aim, Dominic and his elite backup team executed them with a chilling, mechanical efficiency that left no room for error.
Dominic casually stepped over a bleeding, lifeless body, walking straight toward the hitman writhing on the floor with a severely burned face.
The man looked up, pure, unadulterated terror bleeding through his blinding agony as Dominic pointed the barrel of his gun directly between his eyes.
Dominic asked who sent them, his voice completely dead of all human emotion, a flat, terrifying void of impending death.
The man sobbed uncontrollably, gasping that Brendan Walsh had sent them, claiming Dominic was weak because of her.
The hitman cried that Brendan had said she was just a fat joke, an easy target to lure the king out of his castle.
Dominic didn’t say another word, his expression entirely blank as he pulled the heavy trigger.
The final gunshot echoed loudly in the ruined cafe, bringing a deafening, terrifying silence to the bloody scene.
Dominic holstered his weapon, completely ignoring the carnage around him, and turned to face Megan.
He crossed the debris-filled floor and fell to his knees right there in the shattered glass, completely ruining his expensive suit.
He wrapped his massive arms around her wide waist, burying his face deep into her soft stomach.
He held onto her tightly, clinging to her like a desperate, drowning man grasping at a life raft in a violent storm.
Megan sobbed, burying her trembling hands in his thick, dark hair, repeating over and over that she had fought back.
Dominic looked up at her, gently wiping a streak of gray dust and drying tears from her flushed cheek.
He whispered that he knew exactly how incredibly strong his queen was, but he swore that tonight, the war would finally end.
He promised her that by tomorrow morning, nobody in this city would ever dare to look at her, speak of her, or even think of her without shivering in absolute terror.
That night, Dominic Silva unleashed a biblical, fiery wrath upon the Chicago underworld that would be whispered about in terrified tones for decades.
While Megan was safely secured in the subterranean panic room beneath the tower, Dominic systematically dismantled the Walsh empire piece by bloody piece.
They burned every rival warehouse to the ground, seized their lucrative supply lines, and slaughtered anyone who stood in their way.
By the time the sun rose over Lake Michigan, the Walsh syndicate had ceased to exist, entirely erased from the city’s criminal map.
Six months later, the dust had completely settled, and the city of Chicago belonged entirely to Dominic Silva.
His logistics empire was more powerful than ever, its absolute, terrifying dominion over the city completely undisputed by rival factions and local law enforcement alike.
The annual spring gala for the Chicago Commerce Board was being held at the grand Field Museum, a massive gathering of the city’s political elite and corporate titans.
A hush fell over the cavernous Stanley Field Hall the moment Dominic arrived, exuding an aura of absolute, terrifying command in his custom-tailored charcoal suit.
But all eyes in the massive room were instantly drawn to the radiant woman holding his arm.
Megan Silva stepped into the bright, flashing lights, finally done hiding in the shadows of a world that used to mock her.
She wore a breathtaking, custom-designed gown of deep sapphire silk that hugged every glorious, heavy curve of her body with unapologetic pride.
The plunging bodice was encrusted with real diamonds, catching the light as she walked with a newly discovered, regal confidence.
The soft, insecure accountant who had constantly tried to shrink herself into a forgotten corner was entirely dead.
The woman standing proudly beside the city’s most dangerous man was a queen who finally understood her true, immeasurable worth.
As they walked down the grand marble staircase, the elite crowd parted for them instantly, like Moses parting the Red Sea.
Powerful men who used to completely ignore Megan now bowed their heads in deep, fearful respect as she passed.
Thin, cruel women who used to snicker behind her back now looked at her with pure, unadulterated envy and sheer terror.
Megan spotted Heather Collins, the HR director who had laughed at Tyler’s cruel joke a year ago, standing nervously near a towering dinosaur exhibit.
Heather went deathly pale, her champagne glass trembling so violently that the expensive liquid spilled onto her designer dress.
She quickly looked down, far too terrified to even make fleeting eye contact with the newly crowned queen of Chicago.
Megan felt a small, satisfied smirk tug at the corner of her crimson lips, realizing she didn’t even feel the need for petty revenge anymore.
Their absolute terror was enough, a silent acknowledgment that she was entirely untouchable.
Dominic’s large hand rested securely on the small of her back, his thumb rubbing soothing, possessive circles against her spine.
He murmured in her ear, his deep voice vibrating against her skin, telling her that they were looking at a goddess and they knew it.
Megan teased him softly, leaning her heavy, solid body comfortably against his side, noting that they were actually terrified of him.
Dominic smiled, a dark, lethal grin, as he stopped near the center of the massive hall, completely ignoring the hundreds of powerful people watching their every move.
He turned to face her, reaching out with both hands to gently cup her full, round cheeks.
He declared loudly enough for the surrounding elite to hear, letting them fear him, letting them know he was the monster in the dark.
But he also wanted them to know that the monster only bowed to one single person in this entire godforsaken world.
He leaned down and kissed her deeply and passionately right there in the middle of the grand gala.
It was a public claim, a lethal warning, and a beautiful promise all wrapped into one perfect, breathtaking moment.
Megan kissed him back, wrapping her arms around his broad shoulders, feeling the heavy, solid reality of his dark devotion.
She had been the heavy girl everyone rejected, the easy punchline, the forgotten afterthought.
But Dominic Silva had seen the masterpiece beneath the world’s cruelty, and he had burned a city to the ground just to keep her.
Megan rested her head against his chest, taking a deep breath and letting her body take up all the space it finally deserved.
In Dominic’s protective arms, she was exactly where she belonged, and heaven help the fool who ever tried to tell her otherwise.
THE END
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