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Chapter 68

Author: Dolly P
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The war room smelled of gun oil, stale coffee, and the faint metallic edge of fear. Dawn light filtered weakly through the reinforced windows, painting the bloodstained floor in pale streaks.

I sat at the head of the long table, shoulder throbbing under fresh bandages, while Damien stood behind me like a shadow given form. His hand rested possessively on the back of my neck, thumb stroking the tense muscle there, a silent claim in front of the remaining captains.

The footage of my unknowing be
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