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Chapter Sixty-Two

Author: Pavora
last update publish date: 2026-06-10 17:44:39

The facility looked exactly the same.

Cold white walls.

Muted lighting.

The smell of antiseptic lingering quietly in the air.

Aaron hated it instantly.

Not because it was unfamiliar.

But because he remembered too much here.

The first time he saw Elara unconscious.

The machines.

The silence.

The terror of almost losing her again after already grieving her once.

And now—

he was back.

Only this time—

he wasn’t here as a desperate husband.

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