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CHAPTER 59 : THE MEMORY
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CHAPTER 59 — THE MEMORY

The darkness inside Facility Seventeen was absolute, swallowing the room so completely that even the sound of breathing seemed distant. Caleb remained where he stood, weapon lowered slightly as a faint vibration moved through the floor beneath his boots. Aris called his name from somewhere behind him, but Caleb barely heard him because another sound had entered his mind, a child's laughter buried beneath years of noise, followed by the distant slam of a metal door. He cl
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