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Chapter 36 — PART 3 THE MAN SHE NO LONGER UNDERSTANDS
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“No…” she whispered under her breath. “That can’t be possible.”

“Nahir,” she called.

He turned to her, still irritated. “What is it?”

She did not look away from Alexander. “Do you remember the banquet the night you returned? The chairman we never saw clearly?”

Nahir nodded. “Of course.”

Aurelia hesitated. “Don’t you think… he looks very similar to Alexander?”

For a brief moment, Nahir’s pupils contracted.

But years of practiced deception allowed him to recover almost instantly. He let out a dis
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