weakness of queens - Chapter 29: Chapter 29
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Jennie’s POV
The warehouse was silent, save for the occasional flicker of the overhead lights. We had gathered here for the final strategy session before making our move against the Revenants. This was it—the battle that would determine everything.
I stood at the center of the room, looking at the people who had become my family. Lisa, Jisoo, Rosé, Irene, and Seulgi—each of them had scars, each of them had lost something, but together, we had built something unbreakable.
I took a deep breath. “This is our last chance to take the Revenants down before they strike first. We can’t afford mistakes.”
Lisa leaned against the table, her eyes sharp. “Darius says they’re planning to attack our businesses first. We need to be ahead of them.”
Jisoo nodded. “We divide and conquer. Half of us hit their hideout, the other half protects our territories.”
Rosé crossed her arms. “Who’s going where?”
I turned to Irene, who had been silent but listening closely. She finally spoke. “Jennie, Lisa, and I will go after their leader. Jisoo, Rosé, and Seulgi hold our ground.”
Lisa smirked. “Taking out their leader means cutting the head off the snake.”
Jisoo cracked her knuckles. “And we’ll make sure no one touches our turf.”
I nodded. “Then let’s end this.”
At the Revenants’ Headquarters
The night was eerily quiet as we approached the Revenants’ main hideout—a large abandoned factory on the outskirts of town. We moved like shadows, our weapons ready.
I signaled to Lisa and Irene, and we crept inside. The place was heavily guarded, but we had the element of surprise.
A guard turned the corner, and before he could react, Lisa took him down silently. We pressed forward until we reached the main hall, where their leader, Vincent, sat surrounded by his men.
He looked up, unimpressed. “Ah, the infamous mafia queens.”
I raised my gun, stepping forward. “You’ve caused enough trouble.”
Vincent chuckled. “You think you can just walk in here and end me?”
Irene smirked. “That’s exactly what we think.”
Lisa moved first, a gunfight breaking out instantly. Chaos erupted as bullets flew, bodies hitting the floor. I dodged behind cover, taking calculated shots.
Vincent tried to escape, but I wasn’t letting that happen. I lunged, tackling him to the ground.
He struggled beneath me, but I pressed my gun to his forehead. “This is for everything you’ve done.”
With one final shot, it was over.
Back at the Safehouse
The battle was won. The Revenants had fallen, their power shattered. We had protected our empire, our family.
Lisa pulled me into a tight embrace, pressing her forehead against mine. “We did it.”
Jisoo and Rosé arrived shortly after, victorious. Seulgi grinned. “Looks like we’re still standing.”
I looked at the people around me, my family, my strength. We had survived. We had won.
Irene smiled, a rare, genuine one. “The city is ours.”
I exhaled, relief washing over me. The war was over, and we were still standing.
But the story wasn’t over yet.
The warehouse was silent, save for the occasional flicker of the overhead lights. We had gathered here for the final strategy session before making our move against the Revenants. This was it—the battle that would determine everything.
I stood at the center of the room, looking at the people who had become my family. Lisa, Jisoo, Rosé, Irene, and Seulgi—each of them had scars, each of them had lost something, but together, we had built something unbreakable.
I took a deep breath. “This is our last chance to take the Revenants down before they strike first. We can’t afford mistakes.”
Lisa leaned against the table, her eyes sharp. “Darius says they’re planning to attack our businesses first. We need to be ahead of them.”
Jisoo nodded. “We divide and conquer. Half of us hit their hideout, the other half protects our territories.”
Rosé crossed her arms. “Who’s going where?”
I turned to Irene, who had been silent but listening closely. She finally spoke. “Jennie, Lisa, and I will go after their leader. Jisoo, Rosé, and Seulgi hold our ground.”
Lisa smirked. “Taking out their leader means cutting the head off the snake.”
Jisoo cracked her knuckles. “And we’ll make sure no one touches our turf.”
I nodded. “Then let’s end this.”
At the Revenants’ Headquarters
The night was eerily quiet as we approached the Revenants’ main hideout—a large abandoned factory on the outskirts of town. We moved like shadows, our weapons ready.
I signaled to Lisa and Irene, and we crept inside. The place was heavily guarded, but we had the element of surprise.
A guard turned the corner, and before he could react, Lisa took him down silently. We pressed forward until we reached the main hall, where their leader, Vincent, sat surrounded by his men.
He looked up, unimpressed. “Ah, the infamous mafia queens.”
I raised my gun, stepping forward. “You’ve caused enough trouble.”
Vincent chuckled. “You think you can just walk in here and end me?”
Irene smirked. “That’s exactly what we think.”
Lisa moved first, a gunfight breaking out instantly. Chaos erupted as bullets flew, bodies hitting the floor. I dodged behind cover, taking calculated shots.
Vincent tried to escape, but I wasn’t letting that happen. I lunged, tackling him to the ground.
He struggled beneath me, but I pressed my gun to his forehead. “This is for everything you’ve done.”
With one final shot, it was over.
Back at the Safehouse
The battle was won. The Revenants had fallen, their power shattered. We had protected our empire, our family.
Lisa pulled me into a tight embrace, pressing her forehead against mine. “We did it.”
Jisoo and Rosé arrived shortly after, victorious. Seulgi grinned. “Looks like we’re still standing.”
I looked at the people around me, my family, my strength. We had survived. We had won.
Irene smiled, a rare, genuine one. “The city is ours.”
I exhaled, relief washing over me. The war was over, and we were still standing.
But the story wasn’t over yet.
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