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... fires bloomed one after another like stubborn little rebellions against misery.
Rain still poured from the sky—thick, relentless, the kind that soaked through bones and made even curses feel soggy—but the fear that once clung to the city had finally loosened its grip.
Because government troops had arrived.
Not the kind that kicked down doors, seized grain, and called it "logistics."
These soldiers did something far more unsettling.
They handed out food. < ...
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