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The instructor’s voice came through the speakers, calm and authoritative. The first lesson didn't start with a brush stroke. It started with a philosophy. On the screen, Kaela was no longer a
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Outside, the rain had stopped. The sun was beginning to rise, casting a stylized, golden rim light over the city—just the way Elias would have painted it.
