FAREWELL
Selin read it in Mert's face. They were at the dinner table. Kerem had gone. The baby was asleep. The house was quiet — the good kind, the kind that rests rather than presses. But Mert was sitting in a way she had never seen him sit. That man who calculated everything, who controlled everything — sitting with his hands flat on the table, simply still. No strategy on his face. Only a decision. "Say it," said Selin. Mert looked at her. "I'm leaving." The room turned. Or seemed to. Selin steadied herself with a hand on the table. "Where?" "I don't know. Far. Completely." He paused. "Atlas will not come back — I promise you that. Kerem has made everything clean, the records are clear. Mert Gürsoy no longer exists on paper either. Selin and the baby, as Selin Demir, as the heir — safe. Pr
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