The Black Swan's Final Revenge Pirouette: The 99th Game Was Mine All Along by Kylie Homme

Chapter 59

It's a famous saying that your opponent only understands your statement when you use their language. And

trust me, this method provell its worth tonight.

Their faces took a haunted look as they gawked at me, my hysterical yelling widened their eyes. The goons

stood there frozen, trying to process the shock. They found it challenging to believe my words.

But they still considered my warning and started arguing, ignoringall along. | took advantage of this golden

chance and reached for the wireless device hidden on me: my bracelet. A camera with multiple security features

was the marvel of technology, | had it onto record Leo’s confession to expose him in public.

However, | didn’t know that | would use this device for my protection. Now it cin handy, | barely managed to

send the signal to the outside world. This device had the useful

feature of sending SOS messages to the emergency contact numbers added. So, | was. hopeful that my brother

would cto save me

Soon enough, the kidnappers agreed with a method to improve the ritual and glanced at me. Their sharp eyes

immediately caught my unusual moments. Realizing something was off, they got even angrier, resuming their

hitting with more force.

“What are you up to, bitch? You can’t distract us from our mission.”

One of them was a tech geek, he proposed the existence of a spy camera. Tears welled my eyes as they began

to check my body, | was terrified by the outcof being. discovered. But | was powerless before those goons!

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All my fears turned to reality as they found the device in no time. The tech geek was indeed a genius. The rage

of my kidnappers shook the room, makingjump as they screamed in

unison.

“The ritual will start now! Nothing can stop us.”

My heart flipped in my chest as their leader lit a torch, and they all chanted ssort of spell. He pointed out a

symbol on the floor before throwing the torch on it, raising fine hair on my nape. A wave of acid welled up from

my belly, knotting my stomach, | felt trapped as

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the flares of flslowly ran across the room.

The fear of approaching death froze the blood coursing through my veins, | could no longer see anything but

threat. My heart stumbled over its rhythm as | couldn't even cry due to

fear.

At that moment, my daughter's face appeared in my mind, makingquestion my choices. | was blindly

following my revenge spree, ignoring the best tto spend with Jane. Had |

gone too far?

Shouldn't I move forward and forget everything of the past?

My chest ached as | thought about her sadness, praying in my heart for a miracle as every passing second was

takingcloser to death. Closing my eyes shut, | was calling my brother in my heart when the loud thud of the

door opening resounded in my ears, followed by an authoritative voice echoing in the surroundings.

“Stop! The police are on their way!”

That familiar voice reeledin astonishment, forcing my eyes open. | was dumbstruck to see that tall figure.

“Leo?”

Behind him was my brother, Henry.

But the gangster was faster than him.

They grabbed my neck tightly to threaten Leo and Henry to stop.

Leo winked at me, and | understood what he meant. | used my elbow to push the kidnapper

hard between the ribs.

Taking advantage of the moment when he was distracted, Leo tackled him in an instant. This is a common move

he often uses when fighting on the ice rink.

Henry was fighting with the second kidnapper. | tried to break free from the restraints on my hands. At this time,

the third kidnapper ctowith a baseball bat.

The baseball bat was raised high and then fell hard. | closed my eyes tightly, but the

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expected pain did not come.

But | did hear the clear sound of the hit.

| opened my eyes and Leo was in front of me. Blood was running down his cheek. | wanted to say something or

do something, but | was almost scared.

Leo was dragged away and beaten and insulted

“Are you the ice hockey star? Mind your own business.”

The kidnapper kicked him hard. “Damn!” Leo curled up tightly, covering his abdomen, and groaned in silence.

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The police finally arrived.

Henry got rid of the entanglement, glanced at Leo who was lying on the ground, and did not cforward to

help. Instead, he cstraight over to untie the rope for me.

“Are you hurt, Laura? Did they injure you?”

Henry's voice cinto my ears as if through a layer of fog, because | couldn't hear it clearly at all.

But the scene of Leo and Henry fighting off the goons, searching for fire extinguishers in the building, and then

putting away the fire played like a film before my eyes. My brain refused to work properly as it was stuck on a

point,

“How the hell did Leo reach here?”

The emergency device had a few numbers stored in it; | added my security staff's numbers besides my brother's.

Then how did | becso stupid and add Leo’s number to it?

Like, what was | even thinking?

It wasn’t that he would care whether | was alive or not, calling him for help was bound to end up in no good.

Then my old fantasies about him madesolve the mystery eventually, where | was used to imagining that one

day, Leo would change his ways and care for me.

Is that the way it is? But not for me, but for Laura Becker.

“Jesus, you are hurt. You need immediate medical attention.”

The bleeding wound on my hand was the result of my protective shield from a blow, the sight of blood worried

him.

After the police took the kidnapper away, Leo lay on the ground by himself.

He seemed to look in our direction, but | looked away.

| didn’t breathe a sigh of relief until the ambulance took him away. | can’t tell what | feel

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