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Chapter 21: A New Morning

Author: Xavier Night
last update publish date: 2026-05-02 18:31:34

At five in the morning, a golden glow spread across the New York sky. No one had slept after the previous night's events, yet today their eyes held a different kind of peace. Arian stood on the penthouse balcony. He held no cigarette, no coffee. Only two empty hands—hands that would no longer hold weapons, only Raisa's.

Raisa came up behind him and placed her hands on his waist. "Morning has come. A new morning."

"I haven't seen such a beautiful morning in a long time. No clouds, no rain. Only
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