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Chapter 34: The Grip That Burned
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The house didn’t feel like a sanctuary anymore. Every shadow had weight, every silence, an echo of danger. Yet, in the middle of all that fear, Amara felt something she hadn’t in weeks.Resolve.She stood in front of the nursery mirror in a robe, one hand bracing her lower back, the other smoothing down the swelling curve of her belly. Her daughter had shifted again. It wasn’t just flutters now—it was full-bodied movement. Life stretching into space.Behind her, Tessa stood in the doorway, arms folded, face unreadable.“You look… grounded,” Tessa said after a long pause.Amara turned slightly. “You say that like it’s a bad thing.”“It’s not. It’s just… this house feels like it’s waiting for a war, and you’re in here glowing.”Amara gave a small laugh. “Maybe the trick is that I already fought mine. I’m just choosing not to let it own me anymore.”Tessa walked in, gaze sweeping over the soft pastel walls and shelves half-filled with books and blankets. “Do you think any of this will ma
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The crash was sharp. Not loud. Not thunderous. Just sharp enough to freeze Amara mid-step as she crossed the hallway.Glass.From the kitchen.She didn’t run. She walked—slow, like the sound had ruptured her ability to trust her senses. Liam was out. Tessa was still at the courthouse. No one else was supposed to be home.Her heartbeat slowed as she reached the threshold. A water glass had rolled off the counter, smashed into elegant shards across the tile floor. But it wasn’t the broken glass that held her still. It was the back door—ajar.Her breath caught. The wind couldn’t have done that. They had triple locks. Security.A piece of paper was folded on the island.Her name.Hands trembling, she unfolded it:"Even shattered things reflect. Look closer. - S"She dropped the note as though it burned. The sound of it hitting the floor was too soft to break the terror inside her chest. She backed away, step by step, until her spine hit the hallway wall.Her phone.She ran upstairs to get
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