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The doors opened beneath us.Not into another hallway.Into a courtroom.For one terrible second, I couldn’t understand what I was seeing.Rows of black seats stretched across a massive underground chamber. Armed soldiers stood along the walls. Screens covered the ceiling, displaying government seals, Black Veil records, and photographs of people who had disappeared over the years.At the center stood a glass enclosure.Victor was pushed inside.His wrists were still cuffed.Lucien grabbed my arm.“Don’t move.”Too late.The doors behind us slammed shut.A voice echoed through the chamber.“Victor Hale, you have been charged with crimes against humanity.”Victor laughed.“Humanity?”He looked around.“That’s what you’re calling yourselves now?”Nobody answered.A woman walked onto the raised platform.She wore a dark government uniform with no insignia.I recognized her.“Director Mara?”Lucien’s expression hardened.“She was supposed to be dead.”Mara looked at me.“Everyone thought

The man stood beneath the courtroom lights, and I couldn’t breathe.My brother.The words echoed through my mind.Impossible.I had spent my entire life believing I had one brother.Then two.Then names began changing.Caleb.Adrian.Elias.And now another man was standing before me, claiming he was the other survivor.Lucien stepped in front of me.“Identify yourself.”The man slowly lowered his hands.“My name is Noah Vale.”My heart stopped.Vale.He looked at me.“I was born eleven minutes before you.”Alina covered her mouth.Victor stared at her.“You knew.”She nodded.“I knew.”I stepped toward her.“Mom, what is happening?”Alina looked at me through tear-filled eyes.“The night we found you, we found him too.”Noah walked closer.“We weren’t supposed to survive.”The prosecutor slammed his hand on the table.“This testimony is inadmissible.”The judge looked at him.“On what grounds?”“He has no verified identity.”Noah smiled.“Then verify it.”He pulled a small device from

The boy’s voice echoed through the underground courtroom.“I’m your brother too.”Nobody moved.For several seconds, even the machines seemed to hold their breath.I stared at him, unable to understand what I was seeing.He looked young. Too young to carry the weight in his eyes.Dark hair. Pale skin. A thin scar crossing his left eyebrow.There was something familiar about him.Not his face.His eyes.They reminded me of someone I had spent years trying to forget.Lucien.I slowly turned toward my husband.He wasn’t looking at the boy.He was staring at him like he had just seen a ghost.His face had gone completely still.“Lucien?” I whispered.He didn’t answer.The boy took one step forward.Lucien’s hand immediately moved toward the gun beneath his jacket.Victor noticed.“Don’t.”Lucien’s eyes remained fixed on the boy.“Stay where you are.”The boy stopped.“Lucien,” Alina said quietly.“Don’t.”His voice was low.Dangerously calm.I had seen Lucien angry.I had seen him furious

The words on the screen wouldn’t leave my mind.He was the reason they needed you.I stared at the boy standing in front of me.My brother.My savior.My mystery.“Who are you?” I whispered.He opened his mouth.Before he could answer, every screen in the courtroom went black.Then one sentence appeared.RICHARD VALE LEFT YOU A MESSAGE.My heart stopped.“Father?”Lucien grabbed my hand.“Don’t touch anything.”But the screen changed again.IF YOU ARE SEEING THIS, I FAILED TO COME BACK.A cold silence settled over the room.Alina covered her mouth.“No…”I turned toward her.“You knew about this?”She shook her head.“Not this.”A small compartment opened beneath the courtroom table.Inside was a black envelope.My name was written across it.SERAPHINA.My hands trembled as I picked it up.There was no seal.No security lock.Just my father’s handwriting.I knew it immediately.For years, I had imagined reading another letter from him.I had imagined anger.Apologies.Explanations.I

My father’s voice disappeared into the darkness.Then the stairs went completely black.I stood at the edge, staring down.“Seraphina, don’t.”Lucien’s hand closed around mine.I looked at him.“I have to go.”“No.”“My father is alive.”“And he’s asking you to come alone.”“Exactly.”Lucien shook his head.“That’s a trap.”“I know.”“Then you’re not going.”I squeezed his hand.“I spent years believing my father was dead. Then I learned he was alive. I won’t walk away now.”Lucien stared at me.“I already lost you once.”His voice cracked.“I won’t lose you again.”Before I could answer, the boy stepped forward.“I’ll go with her.”Lucien immediately raised his weapon.“No.”The boy didn’t move.“I know what’s down there.”“You’ve lied enough.”“I didn’t lie.”“You withheld the truth.”“Because I was trying to keep her alive.”Lucien’s expression hardened.“Everyone says that.”The boy looked at him.“And everyone failed her.”Silence.I stepped between them.“Enough.”Both men looke