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Chapter 97: Sunbeams and Domestic Dreams

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A soft, golden afternoon light filtered through the woven canopy of ancient wisteria vines in the private courtyard gardens of the Royal Estate.

The frantic, sulfur-choked chaos of the Grand Succession Assembly and the bitter chill of the mountain blizzard felt like distant, fading nightmares.

Here, high above the capital city on the peaceful eastern terrace, the air smelled of blooming jasmine, damp pine, and sweet honey cake.

Nestled into a plush, velvet-cushioned chaise lounge near the cent
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