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Clad in dark scuba gear, concealed by the pitch-black moonless night, and the rolling waves of the Mediterranean Sea, secret agent, Christopher Seven observed the Mafia Don's mega yacht from a safe distance away. Watching the gruesome spectacle unfold through a pair of waterproof binoculars, Seven's stomach began to turn. Six male prisoners had been chained together out on the open deck, stripped naked and wearing the mob's proverbial 'cement shoes'; concrete blocks that had been cruelly molded to their feet. The captives were being brutally tortured via a red-hot branding iron. Shockingly, their torment was being inflicted by four beautiful women: seasoned killers who knew just where to impose the most searing agony. As the prisoners' wails gradually died down to whimpers, several mob henchmen callously threw them overboard into the churning sea. The victims sank like rocks, down to their watery grave while the gorgeous quartet roared with laughter.
There was no doubt about it now. These sadistic beauties were part of the most cold-blooded female assassination squad ever assembled. The very women Seven had been sent out to infiltrate and conquer. The agent shuddered, knowing he could very well be next on their ruthless hit list!
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