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Ch 14: Silas Vane

Author: Kudoz Penn
last update publish date: 2026-05-12 18:30:32

The first dawn of the war was grey, and cold. I stood by the window of the suite, watching the light crawl across the choppy surface of Lake Michigan. Behind me, the steady, rhythmic hiss-click of the oxygen concentrator was the only heartbeat this house needed. 

I turned my head slightly. Luca was a pale indent

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