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Chapter 79

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First Person’s Perspective

Elena

I stood by the window, watching the sun slowly fade behind the tall pines that lined the edge of the estate. The sky was melting into shades of orange and purple, casting long shadows across the stone courtyard below. It should have been beautiful. Peaceful. But to me, it only felt like another sunset I was spending alone.

Another day without Salvatore.

He hadn’t come to see me. Again.

I rested my forehead against the cold glass, trying to steady the storm of thoughts in my mind. It wasn’t just about him being busy anymore. I understood responsibilities. I understood the weight of leadership. But this felt different.

Distant. Deliberate.

He used to pull me into his arms the second he saw me. Used to brush his thumb across my cheek and whisper that I made everything easier. Now, I was lucky if I got a nod in the hallway. Lucky if he even made eye contact.

At first, I told myself not to overthink it. War was coming. Maybe it was already here. But each da
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