The Dancer's Ruin, The Heiress' Rise
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– white ceilings, antiseptics,
a dream. I' d secured the lead role with the mo
at became men, their grunts, their laughter, a
as alive, but my body f
my hospital room. My fiancé, Ethan, and my
e: "The job is done, Caleb. They did exactly what
o did this to me? It couldn't be. Hal
"Think about what's at stake. The inheritan
protectors I relied on were t
osis confirmed my worst fears
ement to "standard care only," condemned me to
n death itself. I was meant to be their b
, a silent fury ignited. I wasn't just observing.
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