Chapter 11: The Hollow Victory

In the weeks following the trial, Clara realized that a guilty verdict did not act as a magical cure for her trauma. She still suffered from night terrors and flinched at sudden movements. Arthur, too, struggled with phantom anger. They realized that dismantling the enemy was only half the battle; rebuilding the infrastructure of their lives was the harder task. They committed to intensive therapy, learning to navigate the collateral damage of survival.
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