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nd usually takes matters into his own hands. One great weapon he has is Nwito, the assassin who carries out his most sensitive operations. Nwito silenced whistleblowers, eliminated competitors, and dismantled threats for Lebari. He was paid heavily. Lebari's only daughter Vera lived a life of luxury. She had everything money could buy: luxury cars, designer wardrobes, and so much money.With her father's fortune at her fingertips,

that night, Vera was killed. The news shattered Lebari. At first, he clung to the police's boss explanations and assurance of finding the killers fast but when he remembered that four other women had died the same way and the police had not come out with results, grief gave way to fury. Lebari wasn't a man who plays by the rules, and this

act that his wealth and influence may have played a part in Vera's murder. As he seeks justice for her, he must also come to terms wit

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