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Chapter 6: Shadows That Whisper

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Rain returned to Garden Metro like a warning.

The skies poured with the kind of relentless weight that made time feel slower, heavier. Elara sat at Damien’s long dining table, flipping through a series of screenshots—screenshots Cassidy never intended anyone to see.

Group chats. Secret DMs. Mocking nicknames. Detailed plans on how to isolate classmates. Every line oozed cruelty masked as charm.

“You’re telling me she actually made a spreadsheet ranking her classmates by ‘usefulness’?” Elara ask
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