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Revenge is Best Served After Reborn (James) novel Chapter 1551

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Dive into Chapter 1551, a pivotal chapter in Revenge is Best Served After Reborn (James), written by Vanessa K.. This section features emotional turning points, key character decisions, and the kind of storytelling that defines great Romance fiction.

Sandy found herself alone in the pitch-black wine cellar, with gunshots echoing relentlessly from above. She was desperate to find out what was happening, but the cellar door was locked from the outside, making escape impossible.

After what seemed like forever, the chaos above finally quieted down. Yet, the sudden silence only made Sandy's heart race even more with fear. Suddenly, the iron door creaked open, and Sandy ducked into a corner, fearing someone dangerous might enter.

But soon enough, a familiar voice reached her. "Ms. Sandy, it's me," Kena called out, her voice low and a bit shaky. Recognizing Kena's voice, Sandy cautiously peeked out from her hiding spot.

"What's going on out there?" Sandy's voice quivered, the sound of gunfire still fresh in her mind. Kena hurried over, helping Sandy to her feet, before whispering, "Your brother... he's killed everyone in the house."

Fear and sadness laced Kena's voice, leaving Sandy stunned. "My brother..." she managed to utter.

"But don't worry, they didn't find this place. You're safe here, at least for now," Kena reassured her, gripping Sandy's hand firmly. "You can't stay here, though. I think your brother really cares about you, Ms. Sandy. If you go back and say you got lost, he probably won't hold it against you."

Before she could think it through, her words came out in a rush, "Alright then." A relieved smile spread across Kena's face. "Don't worry, you won't cause trouble for me. Just say you got lost, and your brother shouldn't come after me."

"But Sophie..." Sandy began. "I'll handle Ms. Sophie," Kena assured her, taking Sandy's hand. "It's not safe for you here anymore, come with me."

As Kena led Sandy out of the wine cellar, the acrid smell of blood hit them as soon as they reached the hall. Sandy nearly gagged at the stench. Kena covered her nose and mouth as well; the living room was a scene of horror, the servants who had been so kind to Sandy just a day ago were now gone.

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