Shanvi reached the door of her room and quietly pushed it open. The soft glow of the bedside lamps filled the space with a warm, calming light. She stepped inside, gently closing the door behind her — the faint click of the latch sounding louder in the quiet corridor.
The moment she was alone, she exhaled, pressing her hand lightly over her fluttering heartbeat.
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