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Chapter Two Hundred and Thirty-Sevenl
Author: Agba jae
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The fire crackled softly, the only sound in the room that dared interrupt the silence between them.

Lukas did not sit.

Neither did Elise.

Van der Berg noticed, of course. She always noticed. Her gaze flicked once to their feet, then returned to Lukas’s face with something close to amusement.

“You’ve already decided how this ends,” she said. “Standing makes that easier, doesn’t it?”

Lukas remained still. “You invited us here to talk. So talk.”

Her lips curved faintly. “Direct. Efficient. Still e
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