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What followed was a three-day chase through Florida’s backroads, abandoned zoos, and a petting zoo called Funky Monkey Barn (which was, in fact, a front for a memory-extraction lab). Hope learned the truth: her father had volunteered her mother for the Marmoset Group’s "Anima Transfer Protocol" to cure her terminal illness. It worked—but only into a monkey’s brain. Then the monkey died. Then they tried again. And again.

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She was seventeen, living in the humid sprawl of Tallahassee, when her dad, Richard Harper—charming, evasive, and perpetually smelling of gin and sandalwood—started coming home with scratches on his hands. "Brambles," he’d say, though their backyard had no brambles. "Fell asleep on the couch," he’d say, though the scratches were fresh at 7 a.m. What followed was a three-day chase through Florida’s