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wasn’t suspicion.
It was proof.
I got up and went straight to his room.
Arthur was lying exactly the way I had left him earlier.
Still.
Quiet.
Watching.
“You knew about the doctor,” I said, my voice low.
It wasn’t a question.
He nodded once.
“They don’t leave gaps,” he said.
That sentence settled something inside me.
Not fear.
Something colder.
Clearer.
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