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CHAPTER 125

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The Name That Changed Everything

For a moment, Damian thought he had misheard him.

The possibility seemed more reasonable than the alternative because nothing about Gregory's answer made sense. Across the last several days, he had followed a trail stretching through decades of secrets, hidden identities, vanished records, unexplained deaths, and enough deception to destroy multiple lives, and somehow that trail had ended with a name he already knew.

A name he said every day.

A name attached to
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