Chapter 302
Author: Dorchester
last update2026-04-30 23:01:01

As soon as the boy collapsed onto the couch, the room seemed to lose its last fragile thread of hope. The energy that had once held everyone upright, tense and waiting, drained away in an instant, leaving behind a hollow stillness that felt heavier than any sound.

No one moved at first.

No one spoke.

It was as though time itself had paused, suspended in the space between what had just happened and what it meant. Every pair of eyes remained fixed on the boy’s motionless form, each person waiting
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