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He clenched his fists, his voice trembling, yet filled with restraint. “Anna, don’t make things difficult for Claire,” David said softly. “She’s already suffering enough.” Claire lowered her head, tears sliding down her cheeks. “Anna… you saw the news, right? I never wanted to destroy your reputation. But after… after what happened that night, I… I couldn’t stay silent anymore.” Suddenly, her body shook violently. She collapsed onto the floor, clutching her chest. “Claire!” David rushed forward,

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A busy platform turns to panic as a child slips off the edge while a train speeds toward the station. In a split second, a man rushes forward, grabs the child, and pulls them up to safety just before the train passes. The crowd gasps, frozen in shock, but when they look for him… the man is already gone. A moment of pure courage caught on camera. | KING MIDAS