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The guest room felt like a dream, but the cold weight of the crib in the corner haunted Clare. She didn't sleep. Instead, she spent the hours listening to the sounds of the penthouse—the muffled hum of the heating system, the distant chime of a clock. / Chapter 7 / 9

Chapter 8 - THE ASHES OF THE TOWERThe city watched in horror as the tower fell, but the collapse only proved Marcus's guilt. The federal agents were already surrounding the hangar, their sirens wailing like a funeral choir.

Marcus was cuffed and thrown into a cruiser, his empire dismantled in the time it took for a building to crumble.

Clare stood by the SUV, the twins safe in their car seats. The weight of David’s death finally lifted, replaced by a hollow, aching exhaustion.

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The heavy mahogany door of the east gallery closed softly behind me, but the silence inside did not comfort me. It pressed down like lead.

The heavy mahogany door of the east gallery closed softly behind me, but...

The cool marble of the private east gallery felt chilling beneath my fingertips. The pale moonlight streaming through the floor-to-ceiling windows illuminated The Blue Woman, the haunting masterpiece my mother had painted just weeks before her tragic death.

The cool marble of the private east gallery felt chilling beneath my fin...

"It’s over," Ryan said, walking up to her.

Clare looked at him. The billionaire was gone, replaced by a man who had nothing left but a house full of memories and a future he hadn't planned for.

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