Chapter 19 - The LetterYears passed.
Lily grew older.
Julian's foundation helped thousands of people recover from serious injuries.
The Beaumont Estate changed too.
The mansion that had once felt like a prison became a place filled with laughter.
Then, one autumn morning, Lily found an envelope beneath her mother's old photograph.
Her name was written on it.
Inside was a single sentence:
If Julian is walking again, then the first phase has succeeded.
Lily's hands began to tremble.
There was one final symbol at the bottom.
The crimson mark.
She ran to Julian.
He read the letter twice.
Then looked toward the window.
Across the street, a black car was parked.
Its engine was running.
May you like
Julian stepped outside.
The car was already gone.
