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Crystal Clear

Author: Office Girl
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Chapter 25

Roman's POV

The envelope didn’t look dangerous.

That was the first lie.

It lay in India’s hands like something ordinary, something trivial, just a white slip folded neatly inside cheap hospital paper.

No weight.

No signature.

No official seal of doom.

Yet it felt as though the entire damn building was leaning toward it, as though the walls themselves were waiting to hear what truth it carried.

My eyes wouldn’t leave it.

Couldn’t.

India’s slender fingers trembled around the edges.

Her knuckles pressed bone-pale against the contrast of her warm skin, the tendons in her wrist twitching with strain.

She gripped the paper like a lifeline, but her body told another story, shoulders quivering, lips parted as though the air had turned too heavy to breathe.

That envelope wasn’t just paper.

It was a verdict.

A chain.

A door.

And me?

I sat frozen in the leather chair across from her, every muscle locked in stone, my jaw wired tight.

I’d stared d
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