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This development has left readers emotionally devastated for Rix, debating whether this new responsibility is a form of healing that distracts from his grief or a cruel torment that only deepens his longing. While this poignant, character-focused storyline unfolds, it does little to resolve the significant plot confusion established in previous chapters. 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