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Chapter 92 The Ledger Opens

Author: JDHWS
last update publish date: 2025-11-11 10:27:08

The tower’s lowest level was never meant for truth. It had been a bunker, then a storeroom, then a place to hide people who didn’t fit neatly into anyone’s plans. Now it was a chamber of paper. A thousand pages stacked like bricks, ink drying under lamps that flickered with exhaustion.

Lorren Vale sat at the center of it all, hunched over a scarred table, wrists bound loosely but deliberately—enough to remind him that freedom had become a conditional thing. His hair was grayer now, or maybe the
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