The Janitor Who Rewrote Their Fate
The Janitor Who Rewrote Their Fate

The Janitor Who Rewrote Their Fate

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Author: Patrick Galloway
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Caleb was nothing but a forgotten janitor—until he unleashed a forbidden power that could shatter the rules of a world ruled by living words. When Lillian, the estate’s silenced heir, faces being sold to a monster, Caleb’s defiance sparks a revolution that threatens the powerful and gives hope to the voiceless. But as his secret spreads, enemies gather, and one wrong word could cost him everything—including Lillian’s trust.

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