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Chapter Ninety Three: Better Than Before
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2026-04-22 11:57:00ALPHA GAVIN
The hallway outside the containment rooms smells faintly of antiseptic and ocean salt. Somewhere beyond the reinforced walls, waves crash against the cliffs below Lance’s compound, steady and relentless. The sound echoes through the corridors like a distant heartbeat. I lean against the cold steel railing outside the observation room, staring through the thick glass panel at the man sitting inside. Gustavo. My biological father.
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