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Chapter One Hundred & Two: Not Because of Him

Author: Elizabeth.C
last update publish date: 2026-08-12 05:05:34

Darius did not let the first seal end the investigation.

Harwick’s petition stayed at one end of the table while Vivian reopened Victor’s ledger. Luca came through the hidden passage carrying a copied maintenance sheet, dust streaked across one sleeve.

“Found this behind the western wall,” he said. “It covers the passage and two older servic

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