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CHAPTER 72: National Broadcast
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The officers dragged him down the aisle. His polished shoes scraped loudly against the marble floor. He kept screaming obscenities, hurling violent threats at Seo-Young, at me, at the judge, until the heavy oak doors finally slammed shut behind him, cutting off his frantic voice.

The courtroom fell into a deafening, ringing silence.

I let out a long, slow breath. The adrenaline holding my body upright began to recede, leaving me with shaking hands and a burning ache in my chest.

I looked over a
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