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HIS NEW OPPOSITION

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HIS NEW OPPOSITION.

CYRU’S POV.

I walked into the hall feeling like I was moving through a dream I'd fought for every waking hour of my life. Every single person there was dressed like money and influence incarnate. Handshakes, smiles, polite nods, congratulations-all of it washed over me in waves. I smiled, said the right things, laughed when appropriate, but inside, I was buzzing, vibrating with this insane mixture of pride, relief, and something darker, something I didn't want to name yet. C
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