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Chapter 35 – I Was Looking for the Father… But I Found the Mother

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September 9 — Late Afternoon

Boris closed the old book he had been pretending to read for nearly half an hour. He had not managed to advance a single page, and his thoughts kept returning to the same place.

Alexei.

The young man had barely entered his life and was already managing to disrupt decades of carefully built certainties.

He rose from the armchair with the slowness of someone carrying centuries in his bones and walked over to the huge window of the library. From there, he could observe
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