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THE SILENCE THAT SELECTS WHAT REMAINS

作者: OLIVER SILAS
last update 公開日: 2026-04-27 20:28:41

CHAPTER SEVENTY-TWO

Alexander was gone.

But the space where he had stood had not finished agreeing with that.

Aurora didn’t move.

Not because she couldn’t.

Because something in her understood—movement would finalize it.

And she wasn’t ready to let the world decide he had ever left.

Her fingers remained slightly curled, as if still holding something that no longer existed.

But the absence didn’t feel empty.

It felt… delayed.

Like reality had processed the removal—but not the consequence.

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