>>542821313
all those taos in dead accounts
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>She placed a gentle hand on Hu Tao's arm. "Thank you. Thank you for trusting me with this. And for the record," she added, a playful glint in her own eyes, "your padding is indeed very clever. I had no idea!"
>The relief that washed over Hu Tao was so powerful her knees nearly buckled. The weight on her shoulders didn't vanish, but it became shared. Lighter.
>At that moment, the signal was given. All across Liyue Harbor, thousands of lanterns were lit at once. They rose, a slow, breathtaking tide of golden light, lifting the hopes of a nation to the heavens.
>Tears, hot and unbidden, welled in Hu Tao's blossom-pupil eyes, catching the magnificent glow. She wasn't sad. She was free. Under the celestial light of a thousand lanterns, she had released her own secret, and it had not fallen; it had ascended, accepted.
>She looked at Yanfei, her real, unforced grin returning, brighter than any firework. "So," she said, her voice regaining its melodic mischief, though now richer, truer. "Think you could look over the contractual agreement for this adeptus procedure? I want to make sure there aren't any hidden clauses about turning into a boar if I sneeze during the operation."
>Yanfei laughed, the sound blending perfectly with the joyous noise of the festival. "It would be my honor."
>And together, the director and the lawyer, two women bound by a newfound truth, watched the lanterns rise, their light painting a promise of a brighter, more authentic future against the star-dusted canvas of the night.
>She placed a gentle hand on Hu Tao's arm. "Thank you. Thank you for trusting me with this. And for the record," she added, a playful glint in her own eyes, "your padding is indeed very clever. I had no idea!"
>The relief that washed over Hu Tao was so powerful her knees nearly buckled. The weight on her shoulders didn't vanish, but it became shared. Lighter.
>At that moment, the signal was given. All across Liyue Harbor, thousands of lanterns were lit at once. They rose, a slow, breathtaking tide of golden light, lifting the hopes of a nation to the heavens.
>Tears, hot and unbidden, welled in Hu Tao's blossom-pupil eyes, catching the magnificent glow. She wasn't sad. She was free. Under the celestial light of a thousand lanterns, she had released her own secret, and it had not fallen; it had ascended, accepted.
>She looked at Yanfei, her real, unforced grin returning, brighter than any firework. "So," she said, her voice regaining its melodic mischief, though now richer, truer. "Think you could look over the contractual agreement for this adeptus procedure? I want to make sure there aren't any hidden clauses about turning into a boar if I sneeze during the operation."
>Yanfei laughed, the sound blending perfectly with the joyous noise of the festival. "It would be my honor."
>And together, the director and the lawyer, two women bound by a newfound truth, watched the lanterns rise, their light painting a promise of a brighter, more authentic future against the star-dusted canvas of the night.
