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Chapter 101: New Beginnings

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Maya's POV

Six months after the rogue governance framework's ratification, life had settled into something genuinely, remarkably peaceful — not without occasional complexity, but nothing approaching the sustained crisis that had defined our first two years together.

"I think," I told Damon one morning, genuine excitement building as I stared at the small item in my hands, "we should probably sit down for this conversation."

His expression shifted instantly from casual curiosity to focused atten
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