Elena’s heart raced. The name Javier was familiar; it belonged to her great‑grandfather, a naval engineer who had vanished without a trace after the war. The mention of a “cipher” and a “promise of peace” tugged at a memory she didn’t fully understand—a promise her grandmother used to repeat every Christmas: “Feliz Navidad, hija, may the light of the star guide you home.”
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