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Chapter 159: The Impossible Recognition
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Luther spent the entire night replaying the memory in his mind. The memory felt solid in a way the rest of this world did not. It did not shift or fade when he examined it. The details stayed fixed, and the emotions behind them felt stronger than anything he had experienced since waking in this altered timeline.

Celeste had stood in front of him in the resistance bunker only hours earlier. She had spoken to him with caution and distance, and she had watched him like a stranger who might be dang
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