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The tension in the room grew heavier. Wyatt sank back into his chair immediately, falling silent. His earlier outburst still hung in the air like smoke no one could brush away.

“So,” John continued, his tone sharpening, “as I was saying before I was rudely interrupted—Anna Finley is no longer a part of us. She is now history. I hope that I will receive your support as I work to bring love, unity, and sanity back into this family.”

Gabriel nodded firmly. Landon and Mia did as well. Isla squee
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Samantha Gittens
even in death Alfred is still stirring the pot.lol
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Nicole
I was hoping we’d address everything
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Maa Afia Nickey
he's a really smart man.... always one step ahead
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