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Chapter 22

مؤلف: Eliana Rose
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ERIN

Nadia held the ultrasound wand against my stomach, and the room filled with a sound like thunder. Too fast. Too strong. My baby's heartbeat pounded through the speakers at a rhythm that made everyone in the room step back.

"Listen to the pattern," Nadia whispered, adjusting the volume. "Every seventh beat is stronger. Every twenty-eighth beat, the rhythm shifts." She pulled out an old leather journal, pages yellowed with age. "This isn't random. It's syncing with the lunar cycles. Your bab
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