Chapter 33
We walked further, the sound of the children's laughter fading behind us. After a few moments, we entered a quieter, more clinical part of the building. The vibrant energy of the kindergarten gave way to the sterile formality of a research
environment.
presence
We stopped in front of a large set of glass doors. Through them, I saw a conference room. Inside, older scientists sat around a long table, heads bent over papers and screens. But what caught my eye wasn't them-it was the young man sitting at the head of the table, his commanding the room despite his youth.
He wore a sharp suit, his dark hair neatly combed, but his face was serious and cold, almost detached. His eyes were fixed on
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the documents in front of him, barely
acknowledging the conversation
happening around him. There was something about him-something distant, authoritative, and... unreachable.
"That's Dr. Carlos," Vesta whispered beside me, her voice barely audible. "He's the
head of this organization. Brilliant researcher, M.D., but... not
exactly the
warmest person you'll meet."
I watched him for a moment,
I
fascinated by
how the older scientists seemed to defer to him, despite the age gap. There was an air
of quiet authority around him, one that
didn't need to be spoken to be understood.
"He's... young," I said, my voice low, not
wanting to interrupt the scene unfolding behind the glass. Vesta nodded. "He is. But he's responsible
for everything you've seen today-the
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program, the research that's saved so many
he barely looked up from his documents, how his posture remained rigid and focused. It was as though the weight of the world rested on his shoulders, and he bore it with an almost inhuman detachment. There was something i intriguing about him, something I couldn't quite place. His -coldness, his distance-it made me curious. What kind of man carried such a heavy burden
as we left the
my thoughts lingered
something about him
something I couldn't
I shook it
the present. Vesta led me through more hallways, explaining
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programs within
in the kindergarten, the life this organization had breathed into families who
see why Vesta had dedicated herself to this place. It
something bigger
us.
us.
a
around Carlos. I wondered what it would be like to
sound of footsteps echoed again, and
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more than just the lives of others-it might change mine, too. A sense of anticipation
uncertainty.
place, with
challenges, held the answers I
even know
searching for.
I had lost and
needed to move
piece by piece.
in
haunted
my thoughts. His cold, indifferent expression was etched deeply in
to the warmth
with Vesta and
face was pale, almost ascetic,
life had drained
behind sharp, rigid
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