Elijah Clementine Kirovsky Regalonte
"Ma'am," I greeted, bowing my head in front of the co-owner of Regalontes, the private security company where I work.
"I don't remember asking you to come back home, Clementine."
Home.
Tumaas ang sulok ng mga labi ko sa sinagot nito.
It wasn't an order but a reminder to come back every time I heard she would be in the country. Not because I needed to report to her about work, but because I knew the chaos that would happen at home whenever she returned.
She and my father would play their usual game—a dangerous game of life and death.
I walked towards her.
Sitting on the couch was my mother, Elena Kamila Kirovskaya, 56, a retired Russian assassin. She is the co-owner of the private security company owned by my father, where I was a bodyguard.
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