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rushed out.
And Quintessa screamed.
It wasn’t a cry of pain—it was a yelp of pure shock and incomprehension. She recoiled as if she’d seen something monstrous.
Before her, packed tight from top to bottom, was her inheritance transformed into food.
At eye level: neat rows of blue caviar tins, dozens of them, gleaming under the refrigerator light.
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