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Chapter 68 – The Things That Don’t Add Up

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Yna noticed the silence first.

Not the comfortable kind the kind that followed laughter or rest but the sharp, attentive quiet that settled when something had already happened and no one wanted to name it.

The office was still functioning. Phones rang. Papers shuffled. People passed by with the same practiced urgency they always wore. But beneath it, there was a pause, like everyone had inhaled at the same time and forgotten how to exhale.

She sat at her desk, fingers hovering above her notebook, pretending to review notes she already knew by heart. Across the room, someone whispered her name and then stopped, as if remembering too late that she wasn’t supposed to hear it.

Yna didn’t look up.

She had learned, over the years, that attention often arrived uninvited. And when it did, it brought questions she wasn’t ready to answer.

Still, she felt it something had shifted.

Gabriel hadn’t arrived yet.

That alone was unusual. He was never late. Not because he was punctual
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