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Chapter 30: Torn Pages of History

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​Julian held the leather-bound ledger under the flickering beam of his flashlight.

The cover felt rough and brittle against his skin, a relic of a time before the facility had turned our lives into a series of data points.

My hands remained poised at my sides, my eyes darting toward the open door, scanning the darkness of the garden for the person who had left the note.​"Look," Julian said, his voice flat. He flipped the cover open.

​The first few pages were intact—meticulous notes on ga
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