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Previously

…Eliza pulled out the brass key. It was cold and seemed to pulse faintly in her hand. She inserted it into the lock on the chain. With a click, the lock opened, and the chain fell away with a clatter. The door swung inward, revealing a narrow staircase spiraling up into darkness. The air smelled of dust and old stone. Eliza hesitated, then took a step inside. From somewhere above, a faint humming drifted down—the same melody from the radio. But this time, it was not threatening. It sounded almost sad, like a lullaby. “Viktor’s song,” whispered Ms. Petrova. They climbed the stairs, the brass key still warm in Eliza’s hand, and the darkness closed around them like a velvet curtain.