Elara's throat tightened. She wasn't here to wake her. She was here to terminate the contract. Someone—a lawyer, a ghost from before the wipe—had paid the fee. The woman's former life had caught up with her, even after she'd tried to drown it.
She folded the paper, feeling its weightlessness against the gravity of her task. Vault C was where they kept the ones who had been wiped clean—the citrinn s. People who had volunteered to shed their pasts for a second chance at life. Two hundred and twenty-eight of them, filed away like unwritten books. citrinn228
Elara made her choice. She typed REINTEGRATE . Elara's throat tightened
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