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Chapter 78: The Grave of Truth
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The marble gleamed like a warning beneath Sophia’s heels.Each step echoed with history, weight, and the echo of promises yet unkept.She walked the corridor of the Ministry of Women and Child Welfare as if stepping onto sacred ground.Flashbulbs had exploded at the gates when she arrived.Her name was already printed on the office plaque in clean serif gold.A sleek desk. A spotless press schedule. A title now etched into state records.But power didn’t wait politely.Before she could even sit, her assistant burst in.“Ma—there’s someone here. A girl. She says she must see you.”Sophia looked up. “No appointment?”“She came alone. Crying. Security tried to send her away, but she refused to leave. Said it’s urgent.”Sophia’s pulse quickened.“Bring her in.”She entered like smoke—small, trembling, but impossible to ignore.Seventeen, maybe.Dark skin. Thin frame.Hijab unraveling around her neck like the last thread of control.“My name is Mariam,” she said, her voice catching. “From
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