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At the entrance of the hall stood a man I had never seen before—and somehow instantly recognized.
He looked rough. Older than I imagined my father would be. His suit was wrinkled, his hair unkempt, his eyes burning with something between rage and desperation.
“Stephanie,” he said loudly, his voice echoing. “If I were you, I’d take a seat. You’ve been fed a lie for fifteen years—and what happens next is going to hurt.”
The room froze.
My legs felt weak. “Who… who are you?”
He scoffed. “I’m your father.”
“No,” I said, shaking my head. “My father is dead.”
“That’s what she told you,” he snapped, pointing straight at my mother.
All eyes turned to Karen.
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