Zoya
Zoya never cried when Abrar died. Not in front of Ranvijay Singh Balbir. Not in front of the blood-soaked men standing around the dockyard while Mumbai’s underworld silently reshaped itself around the Balbir empire. But inside, something broke. Abrar’s death didn’t just create grief—it created a vacuum. Ranvijay now owned fear itself. Politicians bent. Smugglers obeyed. Rivals disappeared overnight. Mumbai no longer had gangs. It had one king. Then she heard about Abdul Ahmed. A 26-year-old operator rising through the shadows. Calm. Educated. Modern. Ruthless only when betrayed. A man who spared children, respected women, and preferred brutal honesty over fake loyalty. Dangerous not because he enjoyed violence—but because he treated it like necessity. For the first time since Abrar’s death, Zoya wondered: Maybe Ranvijay Singh Balbir can bleed after all.
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Zoya never cried when Abrar died. Not in front of Ranvijay Singh Balbir. Not in front of the blood-soaked men standing around the dockyard while Mumbai’s underworld silently reshaped itself around the Balbir empire. But inside, something broke. Abrar’s death didn’t just create grief—it created a vacuum. Ranvijay now owned fear itself. Politician...Читать больше