Chapter 10

#Vote# What happens in this house isn’t loud all the time. Sometimes it lives in corridors, in clenched fists that never land, in words said too late or swallowed whole. Cambran and Floyd represent two very different responses to the same upbringing: one questions it, the other enforces it. And Margery—caught between them—is not weak, even when she is quiet. Her strength is restrained, measured, and dangerous in its own way.This moment matters because it shows the cracks. Not just in Floyd, but in the entire structure Trump believes is unshakable. Control always looks solid—until it doesn’t.Thank you for staying with this story, even in its heavier moments. What’s coming next is shaped by what didn’t happen here just as much as what did.