Justice Served
Ethan York confronts Xavier Ford, revealing the atrocities committed by the Ford family, including the violation of his sister Enola and the unjust treatment of his mother, leading to a tense standoff where Ethan demands justice.Will Ethan's quest for vengeance bring him the peace he seeks, or will it plunge him into deeper conflict?
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