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The Planner.

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Chapter 92.

The cigarette burned low between her fingers, ash threatening to fall but never quite daring to.

She sat on a slow-creaking swing chair, its rusted chains groaning with each lazy sway. The room around her was shrouded in darkness, walls thick with silence and smoke. The only light came from the glowing tip of the cigarette and the occasional flicker of neon from a broken sign outside the boarded-up window.

Her eyes were distant. Sharp and Cold.

Something was wrong. Everything was wrong.

The plan — no, her plan — wasn’t moving the way it was meant to. There were no cracks in her logic, no missteps in her precision. So why, then, did it all feel like it was slipping through her fingers like smoke?

She inhaled deeply, cigarette flaring between her fingers, lips pressing around the filter like a silent threat.

This wasn’t supposed to happen.

She was still lost in this thoughts when she suddenly heard the loud buzz of her phone.

Brrrzzzz.

Her phone vibrated against the small t
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