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Her Minds Instinct

"It was wild to think that maybe I could be normal, wild to think that maybe I had left this dangerous lifestyle," I murmured, taking a shot as I turned around only to find the gun pointed to my head. "You should know by now, love. No one ever escapes..." he said. I once believed that I was his and he was mine but now look at him, a fool with no conscience. Or maybe I had lost mine... "You better aim right and not miss because if you don't... I will kill you myself." I whispered, taking a seat and watching him with a teasing smile. I knew for a fact that I would never miss. A young woman on the rise, living a life that most can only dream of. Having no one but her colleagues from childhood. Dreams can only fathom reality until a taste of desire and love changes the rise. Having been betrayed, broken, rejected, and lost. Unico finds her purity stained with blood but no regret. In cuffs but no denial. Being sentenced, to tell the truth, therapy may be the only redemption. Unico Thora hopes to find a balance between the past and the present as she figures out the lead to her downfall.

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Chapter Fifty-Two: Past: Unseen: Bloodied Mafia

I had seen many things in my life, done many unspeakable acts to keep my family alive, to keep the mafia alive but at least I had a conscience. I wasn't completely heartless, even though five years of training and missions had told me to be. The scars and lives we had taken had made us strong, with the sheer force of pushing out the conscious in us, pushing out the weakness, the acknowledgment but some things just couldn't be removed especially if you had a home and a family. Especially when you had a line to defend, to protect even if it was with your life.

At this moment I felt like a failure to my very kind, I felt unworthy and desired to be young again. To remember what innocence was, to remember what it was like to see my mothers' smile, to remember the touch of my firstborn child. The fragile hands that had gripped my very finger with strength when born. I wanted to remember life, not death.