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CHAPTER 83
The chapter depicts a high-stakes chess match between the protagonist and Vincent Blake, a formidable and wealthy adversary. The protagonist, playing white, opens with the Queen’s Gambit, a classic maneuver, but soon reveals her strategic depth by luring Blake into a trap that costs him his queen. As the game progresses, Blake realizes they are more evenly matched than he anticipated, and the tension escalates with each move. The protagonist’s calculated playstyle and psychological edge become…-
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CHAPTER 82: JAMESON
The chapter opens with tension as Jameson Hawthorne reacts to Avery Grambs' removal from the Game by the Factotum, Rohan. Zella claims ownership of Avery's key, citing her status as the attacked party, while Jameson demands answers about Avery's whereabouts. Rohan dismisses their arguments, announcing the Game will restart with the striking of a bell, hinting at a new challenge involving heights. Jameson remains wary of Rohan's motives, sensing deception beneath his composed demeanor. Jameson shifts…-
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CHAPTER 82
The chapter opens with a tense exchange between the protagonist and Alisa, who questions their risky actions. The protagonist cryptically responds that they are doing what is necessary, implying an undisclosed plan. Alisa remains skeptical, insisting there is no obligation to proceed, but the protagonist stands firm, silently conveying trust and determination through their tone. The interaction sets the stage for a high-stakes confrontation, with the protagonist hinting at a deeper strategy they cannot…-
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CHAPTER 81: GRAYSON
In this chapter, Grayson and Gigi navigate a tense yet revealing conversation about family secrets and potential dangers. Gigi, brimming with curiosity, presses Grayson for details about Eve, whom he reveals is the biological daughter of his uncle Toby Hawthorne (now Toby Blake). Grayson explains the complicated family dynamics, emphasizing Eve's dangerous nature and warning Gigi to avoid a mysterious man she encountered earlier. Despite Gigi's playful resistance, Grayson insists she call him immediately…-
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CHAPTER 81
The chapter opens with Vincent Blake chastising Toby for losing to a "little girl," reinforcing the high expectations placed on the Blake family. The protagonist, Avery, apologizes to Toby, who responds by seeing her mother's traits in her, hinting at a bittersweet farewell. The tension escalates as Blake shifts his attention to Eve, who basks in his approval, revealing her deep desire for acceptance. Meanwhile, Avery's internal conflict grows as she grapples with the emotional stakes of the situation and…-
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CHAPTER 80: GRAYSON
Grayson Hawthorne, a character who typically avoids close relationships, finds himself in a tense confrontation when he discovers Mattias Slater—an associate of Eve—interacting with his younger sister, Gigi. The chapter opens with Grayson's immediate suspicion and protectiveness as he steps between Gigi and Slater, who claims to be a friend. Gigi, however, remains playful and unfazed, teasing Slater about his brooding demeanor. Grayson's hostility is palpable as he demands Slater step back,…-
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CHAPTER 80
The chapter opens with a tense chess match between Toby and Eve, where Toby deliberately lets Eve win. However, Vincent Blake, observing the game, threatens Toby with violence against Eve if he throws the next match against Avery. This sets a high-stakes atmosphere as Avery prepares to play Toby, knowing the consequences of losing—either exposing a cover-up or becoming indebted to Blake. The psychological pressure is palpable, with Eve remaining stoic despite the threat to her safety. As Avery and…-
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CHAPTER 8: JAMESON
Jameson Hawthorne grapples with the lingering impact of meeting his estranged father, Ian Johnstone-Jameson, a professional poker player from a wealthy family. Despite initially refusing Ian's request, Jameson is haunted by his father's observation about his insatiable drive to play and win. Seeking solace on a rooftop, he reflects on his privileged upbringing and the emotional weight of this encounter. Avery, his perceptive companion, joins him, challenging his attempts to downplay the significance of the…-
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On July 23, 2021, Chapter 8 of Holly Gibney’s investigation unfolds as she dives into a new case, working alongside Jerome to uncover details surrounding the disappearance of Peter Steinman, a boy affectionately (or not) called "Stinky" by his circle of friends. The group, including Tommy Edison and Richie Glenman, presents a mix of conflicting theories—some rooted in reality, while others are fueled by urban myths and childhood anxieties. While a few boys believe Peter may have simply escaped to…-
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Chapter 8: Alice
The chapter explores the mechanics of memory through an analogy comparing the brain to a central office, where the hippocampus acts as an administrative assistant filing daily experiences. Memories are organized thematically for easier retrieval, such as grouping conflicts with a spouse or festive events. However, memory lapses occur when experiences aren't properly encoded or are misfiled—like failing to notice a crying woman at a baseball game because attention was elsewhere or due to incorrect…-
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