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CHAPTER 38: The Campaign
The race was brutal. Opponents dug up every old story, every rumor, every mistake Victor had ever made. But we didn’t hide. We went to every neighborhood, every market, every factory floor. I spoke about what it meant to be protected not by fear, but by care. Jude spoke about being forgotten and finding his way back. Elias spoke about the cost of lies.
On election night, we waited at the community center. When the results came in, the room went quiet for a heartbeat—then erupted. Victor Voss had won by a landslide.
He stood at the podium, looking out at the sea of faces. “This isn’t my victory. It’s yours. Every one of you who refused to believe things couldn’t get better.”
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