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Linda Dissappearance

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The next morning, Alex returned to the O'Connor home to check on Linda. She was not there. He felt a growing unease. The nanny had already gotten Emily ready for school, but she was visibly worried as well."I can't reach her," the nanny said, her voice tinged with concern. "She said she'd be back by morning."Alex reassured her as best he could, "I'll find her. Don't worry."

Storming back to the Royal Hotel, Alex's mind was a chaotic blur of fear and urgency. The images from the previous night replayed in his head like a relentless nightmare: Linda's anxious face, the sinister men, his own transformation into a beast. He was consumed by worry for Linda, but equally terrified of what the hotel’s CCTV footage might reveal. If anyone saw what he had become, his life—and possibly the lives of those he cared about—would be in jeopardy.

He stepped into the lobby, his eyes scanning the area nervously. Every camera mounted on the walls seemed to be watching him, recording every anxious twit
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