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Chapter 84 – Identity Fracture
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2026-03-23 21:00:39
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Not Your Typical Live-In Son-In-Law Chapter 84 – Identity Fracture
The first fracture wasn’t visible.That was why it spread.It began with a message.Short.Precise.Unsettling.In Glasgow, Daniel MacRae received a notification on his private channel—a channel he had not used in months.It was from Sophie.Or at least, it appeared to be.“Daniel, we need to talk about what you did in Helsinki. You remember the override, right?”Daniel stared at the message.Override?Helsinki?He remembered volunteering.The hospital.The supply chain.But override?No.He typed back.“I think you’ve got the wrong person.”The reply came instantly.“No. You accessed Futurecast directly. You altered a routing path. Two people died.”His stomach dropped.That wasn’t possible.He would remember that.Wouldn’t he?The message included a file.A clip.Security footage.Daniel—his face, his posture, his voice—stood at a terminal, issuing commands.The timestamp matched the night he remembered volunteering.The system logs scrolled beside him.Override accepted.Routing ch
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