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Chapter 11: Whitmore Foundation Hall

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last update Fecha de publicación: 2025-12-24 08:38:07

The Whitmore Foundation Hall stood apart from the rest of Virex City not by height or spectacle but by restraint. Pale stone walls and dark timber beams framed the building with deliberate simplicity. It was set back from the main avenue as if distance had been chosen rather than granted.

Lillian arrived ten minutes early.

She wore a simple ivory dress with long sleeves and clean lines. Modest enough to avoid attention. Structured enough to avoid apology. Her hair was pinned back neatly. No jew
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